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The Tudor is Now Officially the Hilton Manhattan East

Go To The Hotel's Web Site Where: 304 East 42nd Street [map], New York, NY , United States, 10017
April 13, 2010 at 11:29 AM | by | Comments (0)

Got your Hilton Hhonors card ready? Because it's time for a trip to New York City. Yep, there's a new Hilton in town—in the home of the old Tudor Hotel on the East Side. We told you about the takeover of the Tudor back in the fall, and then promptly filed it under "Let's See if This Really Happens By March 2010, eh?" So, we're impressed that the renovations took place in such a timely fashion, with the doors re-opening pretty much on schedule. (Shocking!)

We found a Queen room available for tonight, for $359, which is a special opening rate. But there's also a ritzier opening package if you're looking for an excuse to celebrate with Hilton: the Terrace Suite Opening Package is a two-night deal in a Terrace Suite like this one, with a bottle of Moet & Chandon Champagne, daily breakfast for two, and two Hilton Manhattan East hotel robes. The package is available now through September 7, starting at $899 for two nights, and must be booked by May 31.

A similar package is available for standard and deluxe guest rooms, starting at $599 for two nights. This one also includes the two robes, but no champers.

So, in other words, like everything else in New York, the pleasure of drinking booze on a terrace (and having more space in your bedroom) comes at a premium. In this case, at least $300 more.

The booking code for the opening package is GOS, and it can't be combined with any other promo rates or bonus points/miles offers.

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