19 Best Midtown Manhattan Hotels (2024)

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When deciding where to stay in NYC, it can be hard to pick from the five boroughs. Midtown Manhattan is the iconic New York that most people dream of, complete with bright yellow taxis, bustling crowds, flashing signs, and plenty of sightseeing. When it comes to the hotels in Midtown, they live up to and exceed all expectations. While being in close proximity to the city’s hottest and most well-known attractions is reason enough to stay at one of these properties, these hotels offer more than just a place to rest after a long day of exploring. From luxury high-rises with Michelin star restaurants to boutique stays with sweeping views of the city, it’ll be hard to catch some z’s when your hotel is just as exciting as the city itself.

FAQs

Where is Midtown Manhattan?

Midtown sits directly between Uptown and Downtown Manhattan. It extends from 34th Street to 59th Street and from 3rd Avenue to 8th Avenue.

Is Midtown Manhattan a good area to stay in?

Midtown has some the city’s most recognizable landmarks and attractions. You’re within walking distance from the Empire State Building, Grand Central Station, Broadway, Rockefeller Center, luxury shopping on Fifth Avenue, and some of the most renowned restaurants in the world. You’ll be in the center of the busiest part of the city.

How easy is it to travel around New York City from Midtown Manhattan?

Public transportation is the main way to navigate NYC, especially Manhattan. Midtown has access to numerous subway lines and has quite a lot of elevators at subway stations for those that might find stairs a challenge. In addition to the subway there is a bus service that has stops throughout Midtown that can get you from one end of Manhattan to the other (and often comes as a relief after a day of walking around the city). Of course, there are also plenty of taxis that you can hail on the street corner.

Every hotel review on this list has been written by a Condé Nast Traveler journalist who knows the destination and has visited that property. When choosing hotels, our editors consider properties across price points that offer an authentic and insider experience of a destination, keeping design, location, service, and sustainability credentials top of mind.

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Nathaniel Morgan

Nathaniel, often known as Nate, is an adventurer at heart with a deep love for traveling. His sun-kissed skin, unruly curly hair, and a smile that never fades, tell stories of the countless sunrises he has seen around the world. He has a knack for immersing himself in different cultures and is always on the lookout for off-the-beaten-path experiences. His backpack is always ready, and his camera is his most prized possession.

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Nathaniel Morgan

Nathaniel, often known as Nate, is an adventurer at heart with a deep love for traveling. His sun-kissed skin, unruly curly hair, and a smile that never fades, tell stories of the countless sunrises he has seen around the world. He has a knack for immersing himself in different cultures and is always on the lookout for off-the-beaten-path experiences. His backpack is always ready, and his camera is his most prized possession.