City Breakfast Package
If you’re planning to explore Manhattan, why not start your day with an inclusive breakfast at The New Yorker’s iconic Tick Tock Diner?
A Manhattan Icon
Welcome to The New Yorker
Step into an authentic Manhattan institution, where New York’s unmistakable character, Art Deco styling, vibrant rooms, and spirited dining perfectly capture the rhythms of city life. From providing a home to both Nikola Tesla and early NBC radio broadcasts, through to modern presidential races, it has always been a witness to history.
Today, close to the Javits Convention Center and Hudson Yards, the New Yorker has been thoughtfully rejuvenated, transformed into a thoroughly contemporary Midtown destination that has preserved the bold spirit that has helped shape New York’s past.
Choose Your Accommodation
View allMetro Queen Room
Sleeps 2
1 Queen
125 sq. ft.
Metro View Queen Room
Sleeps 2
1 Queen
150 sq. ft.
Metro Queen Accessible Room
Sleeps 2
1 Queen
271 sq. ft.
Metro Double Room
Sleeps 4
2 Double
240-260 sq. ft.
Metro View Double Room
Sleeps 4
2 Double
240-260 sq. ft.
Executive Queen Room
Sleeps 2
1 Queen
116-180 sq. ft.
Executive View Queen Room
Sleeps 2
1 Queen
135-180 sq. ft.
Executive Double Room
Sleeps 4
2 Double
295-315 sq. ft.
Executive View Double Room
Sleeps 4
2 Double
295-315 sq. ft.
Executive Double Accessible Room
Sleeps 4
2 Double
312 sq. ft.
Queen Suite
Sleeps 2
1 Queen
250-300 sq. ft.
Queen Terrace Suite
Sleeps 2
1 Queen Bed
250-300 sq. ft.
our location
midtown manhattan
There is no better spot in Midtown Manhattan. Penn Station, Madison Square Garden, Hudson Yards, and Times Square are all within easy reach of The New Yorker Hotel.
explore morespecial offers
Stay Longer, Save More
Stay longer and save up to 25% with flexible, refundable rates, making it easy to extend your Manhattan adventure.
Shop and Stay Package
Celebrate Manhattan style with a $25 Macy’s gift card along with your stay at the legendary New Yorker Hotel.
Spaces in Midtown NY
Host your event
Book your next event at The New Yorker. With 23,000 square feet of spectacular banqueting, conference, and meeting space available, you’ll find countless ways to impress your guests.
Our History
The Heart of Manhattan
Opened in 1930, The New Yorker has stood as an Art Deco icon since, with notable guests including Nikola Tesla, The Brooklyn Dodgers, Mohammad Ali, Barak Obama Snr and Hillary Clinton. We have many fascinating stories to tell.
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