Hudson Hotel - New York City

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 HUDSON HOTEL

Rating:      Address: 356 W. 58TH STREET
City Area: NEW YORK CITY    Region: Uptown
Reservations: 1-888-279-5359
 
      
 
      


 

 
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 Hotel Description:

The hip Hudson Hotel (N.Y.) on midtown's West Side is steps away from Central Park, Columbus Circle, the shops at Time Warner Center and Lincoln Center, and convenient to the Broadway Theater District and Times Square. People-watching is a sport at The Hudson Bar, featuring an enormous hand- painted ceiling by Francesco Clemente, as well as a glass floor lit from below. Two floors of the Hudson are devoted to meeting facilities, and the hotel offers a 24-hour business center. Prices do not include tax, and are subject to change without notice. Valet parking: $36+ per 24-hour period in garage. But more than just location, this Ian Schrager hotel offers a library, private park with outdoor heaters, and 15th-floor sky terrace. Imaginative designs spill into the hotel's Hudson Cafeteria, a trendy spot for modern comfort food such as delicious macaroni and cheese and meatloaf. Guestrooms reminiscent of a modern yacht do not scrimp on comfort or design. No in/out privileges. Down comforters, 300-thread count sheets, wireless high-speed Internet access and luxury bath amenities by Agua Bathhouse are just a few of the guestroom amenities. For guests looking for something truly unique in an oh-so-Manhattan location, the Hudson Hotel will fit the bill. Self parking:$26-$36 per 24-hour period. Sit on cafeteria-style benches and watch the cooks prepare your feast through an open kitchen. Guests can stroll to nearby museums, restaurants, shopping and nightlife. Offering gorgeous views of the private park or Hudson River, rooms are sleek and cool, decorated with stark whites and browns.
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 Basic Information:
Hotel Size
Number of Rooms: 1000
Number of Floors: 24
Check in and Out
Check In Time: 3:00 PM
Check Out Time: 12:00 PM

Area Attractions
-Broadway 2 blocks

-Central Park 2 block

-Fifth Avenue 4 blocks

-Carnegie Hall 3 blocks

-Lincoln Center 6 blocks

-Columbus Circle 1 block

-Theatre District 6 blocks

-Times Square 1 mile / 2 milometers

Directions
From LaGuardia International Airport:
Take Grand Central Pkwy West to Triborough Bridge.
Exit right for Manhattan (pay toll) and bear left for FDR Dr S.
Exit 63rd St, follow 63rd St to 5th Ave and turn right on 5th Ave.
Turn right on 58th St, the hotel is on the left between 8th/9th Ave.

Taxi is available from the airport to hotel.
Estimated Cost: $26-$35.00 USD (one-way).
Prices are subject to change without notice.

The hotel is located near:
Columbus Circle Subway Station
Trains A, B, C, D, 1 & 9

Cancellation Policy
Check-in time - 3:00 PM
Check-out time - 12:00 PM
Credit card required - Upon Check-in
Hotel Built - 1928
Last Renovated - 2004
Minimum check-in age - 21 Years or Older
Multilingual staff
Photo identification required - Upon Check-in

 

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Hudson Hotel 356 W. 58th Street in New York City. Hotel Reservations, Amenities and Map.