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Hotels in Midtown East
53 Hotels
Omni Berkshire Place

Located in NYC’s shopping and corporate-office hub, the Omni’s spacious rooms, attentive service, and great fitness center make it a solid choice for families and corporate travelers. But it's worth comparing rates with the equally elegant, service-oriented Hotel Elysée a few block away.

The Vanderbilt YMCA

The Vanderbilt YMCA is a hostel-like budget property with numerous on-site features, including access to two pools and a gym, free Wi-Fi, and a communal kitchen. It offers 370 tiny, no-frills rooms with bunk beds as well as single rooms, with limited amenities like flat-screen TVs, air-conditioning, and, in some, mini-fridges. Bathrooms are shared and guests complain that there are not enough facilities on each floor. There is no dining on-site, but guests tend to overlook this aspect due to the proximity to tourist areas like Times Square and Grand Central Station. Manhattan Broadway Hotel is a good alternative in a similar location with rooms that have private bathrooms, plus mini-fridges and microwaves upon request. 

Arlo NoMad

Great things can come in small packages -- or rather, small things can come in great packages. And the Arlo NoMad is living proof. It's all about an in-the-know stay here, with an emphasis on local style. Buzzy social spaces include a seasonal rooftop bar with jaw-dropping Empire State Building views and dining by celebrity chef Dale Talde. Alternatively, quiet co-working spaces and quiet rooms give the hotel an intimate appeal too. The packed events program includes burlesque and quirky seasonal offerings like knitting clubs, while access to local fitness facilities is free. The rooms are tiny, but the sleek design, gorgeous finish, and high-end amenities (coupled with frequently dazzling city views) makes them a treat. Travelers seeking a similar style with a downtown address should consider the Arlo SoHo instead. 

Seton Hotel
144 East 40th Street Manhattan New York

A lovely boutique hotel with an Art Deco vibe, the Seton offers chic, if small, rooms in a convenient Midtown location. Amenities are few -- there is no on-site fitness center (the hotel offers free passes to a gym nearby), spa, or restaurant -- but a lovely lounge, and freebies such as Wi-Fi and coffee, make this property a solid mid-range option.

Four Seasons Hotel New York

The Midtown outpost of this four-and-a-half-pearl hotel remains a mainstay for travelers loyal to the brand, but it has some quirks and drawbacks that should be noted. A bold statement is made from the start, with grandiose interiors designed by I.M. Pei, yet beyond the marble-clad lobby, Four Seasons New York delivers an abbreviated version of a luxury hotel experience. Features check high-end boxes -- there's a bar with top-notch cocktails and 24-hour room service -- but the hotel lacks a dinner restaurant, the spa and small gym are in the basement, and there's no pool. Its 368 spacious guest rooms and suites are sophisticated and comfortably staid, with custom-made furniture, minibars, and bathrobes, though high-end amenities like espresso machines and iPod docks are missing. Travelers looking for a step up in features can try The St. Regis New York

Hampton Inn Manhattan Grand Central

This property delivers on all of the Hampton Inn staples, and the convenient Midtown East location makes it a solid pick for both business and leisure travelers. Constructed from the ground up in 2013, the 148-room hotel is fresh and modern. Guests get free Wi-Fi, a free hot breakfast, a 24-hour business center, and a well-equipped fitness center (though it's in the basement). Rooms are comfortable, with large beds and flat-screen TVs; they're a decent size for New York City, and at least four feature balconies.

Roger Smith Hotel
501 Lexington Avenue Manhattan New York

The 138-room Roger Smith is an artsy mid-range boutique hotel conveniently located in Midtown East, within walking distance of major attractions and seven subway lines. This family-run property has tons of thoughtful touches, including individually decorated rooms with hand-picked antiques, free yogurt and granola in the lobby, and rotating art exhibitions in common spaces. It lacks most of the amenities found in larger hotels, such as a full restaurant and a fitness center, but the Roger Smith offers free passes to a local chain gym and offers room service from local restaurants. Those looking to stay closer to Central Park may want to compare rates at the Fitzpatrick Manhattan Hotel, which has a similar vibe and a popular gastro-pub. 

Best Western Plus Hospitality House

A converted apartment building, the Best Western PLUS Hospitality House is a great mid-range option in Midtown East. Rooms -- which are all one- or two-bedrooms -- are very spacious by New York City standards. Each one comes with a full kitchen and all the necessary utensils; a separate living space with a flat-screen TV; and bathrooms with Bath & Body toiletries. Amenities are few: There is a free breakfast buffet daily that can be taken in an outdoor courtyard, but there is no full-service restaurant. There's also no fitness center on-site, but the hotel does provide free passes to a nearby YMCA. Overall, it's a solid option for large groups and those looking for a homey stay in Manhattan -- but it's worth comparing rates with the Wyndham Midtown 45, which also offers kitchen-equipped suites.

The Towers at Lotte New York Palace
455 Madison Avenue At 50th Street

Consisting of 14 floors above the Lotte Palace Hotel, The Towers at Lotte is a luxury property with an excellent Midtown location right by famed Fifth Avenue shops and landmarks. Its 176 richly appointed and spacious guest rooms have skyline views (some overlooking St. Patrick's Cathedral), and some have kitchenettes and separate living and dining spaces. There are four specialty bars, a patisserie, a 7,000-square-foot spa, and a fitness center with stunning views on-site. But some luxury features are missing, such as a full restaurant or a pool. Still, little luxe perks abound, including free packing/unpacking, shoe shines, clothes pressings, drawn baths, shuttles to the Theater District, and car service in a Mercedes. For another luxury option that offers a pool, a restaurant, and Central Park views, travelers could try the Mandarin Oriental.

Residence Inn New York Manhattan / Midtown East

This stylish Residence Inn has a distinctly homey vibe: Guests are encouraged to make use of the expansive Hearth Room lounge area throughout the day; all rooms are big, stylish suites featuring well-equipped kitchens; and a free breakfast buffet is served daily. The 24-hour business center and free Wi-Fi will appeal to business travelers, while families will likely appreciate the larger suites with separate living areas and sofa beds. Still, it's worth comparing rates with other properties in the area, such as the Wyndham Midtown 45, Kimberly Hotel, and Hyatt 48 Lex.