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Hotels in Midtown West
114 Hotels
Distrikt Hotel New York City

Opened in February 2010, this stylish 155-room boutique offers some of the best rooms for the price near Times Square, with 43-inch flat-screen TVs, iPod docks, Frette linens, and nightly turndown service. Freebies like in-room Wi-Fi, gym passes (for a fee), morning newspaper delivery, and iMac use in the lobby add value, but the location on a gritty block isn't ideal. The stylish, similarly-priced Mela Hotel, located just outside the heart of Times Square, is an excellent alternative.

AKA Central Park

The AKA Central Park combines the comforts of home with amenities of a hotel, and exclusively offers stays of one week or more. Though lacking views of the park, guests are within a block of the entrance, as well as 5th Avenue stores such as Bergdorf's and Tiffany's. Studios, one- and two-bedroom units -- 134 in total -- have more space than a typical hotel room; all but the studios have full kitchens. The AKA brand has made a mark in four other cities, and the first-floor fireplace lounge here lives up to the brand's reputation for sleek decor, even if the rooms fall a little short. Other features include large fitness and business centers, and guests get backdoor access to an adjacent European-style cafe. It may also be worth comparing rates with the Wyndham Midtown 45 and The Kimberly, which both also offer kitchen-equipped suites.

Staybridge Suites Times Square - New York City

Centrally located in Midtown Manhattan, and packing an array of amenities -- in-room kitchenettes, full-size refrigerators, free laundry machines -- that will appeal to both tourists and business travelers, the three-and-a-half pearl Staybridge Suites is that rare venue where guests who don’t want to splurge on luxury don’t have to choose between convenience and comfort. Those with a yen for more elbow room (and with bottomless budgets), however, may feel penned in.

Metro Apartments

Metro Apartments is a converted apartment building located on a deserted street one block from the Lincoln Tunnel in Hell's Kitchen. The hotel has some nice perks: Rooms are spacious, featuring full kitchens, flat-screen TVs, and (in some) balconies. Room sizes range from studios to two-bedrooms, making this a good option for families or large groups of friends. But as the rooms vary in size, they also vary in quality. While most feature modern, streamlined design, a few are dark and showing minor wear. There are no property features aside from laundry facilities, but for extended stay guests hoping to stay in Midtown West, this is a solid, affordable option.

Fairfield Inn & Suites New York Midtown Manhattan/Penn Station

This bright and contemporary Fairfield Inn & Suites is more stylish than many mid-range options and offers a convenient location in Midtown West, just one block from Madison Square Garden and Penn Station. A highlight here is the seasonal rooftop bar, with excellent views of downtown Manhattan's skyline. Rooms feature flat-screen TVs, iPod docks, and free Wi-Fi. Amenities include a free breakfast buffet, 24-hour business and fitness centers, and a grab-and-go marketplace, but there is no full-service restaurant on-site. Rates can be on the high side, so it's worth comparing prices with the more upscale TRYP New York City or Refinery Hotel.

Park Central Hotel New York

Towering over 7th Avenue in Midtown, the upscale, 761-room Park Central Hotel is within a 10-minute walk of many top attractions, including Times Square and Central Park. A dozen subway lines less than six minutes away makes it easy to get around the city. The stately exterior dates from the 1920s, but the interiors are sleek and modern. Subdued, retro-inspired rooms offer free Wi-Fi, 46-inch flat-screen TVs, and C.O. Bigelow toiletries. Top features include the chic Park Lounge, a large 24-hour gym, and 15,000 square feet of meeting space. A mandatory facility fee seems unfair, since it covers simple things like use of the gym and computer workstations, local and domestic calls, and luggage storage. There’s no full-service dining, pool, or spa. The nearby WestHouse Hotel is similarly priced, but offers a more intimate boutique experience and free drinks, snacks, and breakfast.

Comfort Inn Midtown West

This Comfort Inn outpost opened in March 2013 in a quiet section of Midtown and feels more up-to-date than sister properties, thanks to its contemporary decor and business-savvy amenities. The 88 rooms share just one elevator, but are clean, with free Wi-Fi, coffeemakers, and flat-screen TVs. The lobby serves a selection of hot and cold breakfast items, and guests can stroll over to Hell's Kitchen and Restaurant Row for ample choice of restaurants and bars. Though it's a slight trek to get to the subway and Times Square, this area has fewer crowds and less overnight noise -- but potentially more nearby construction. Hudson River and Pier 88 are nearby, and the bike and jogging path along the water helps make up for lack of fitness center.

Holiday Inn Express Manhattan Midtown West

Renovated in 2013, the Holiday Inn Express is a 177-room budget hotel with small, but neatly designed rooms and numerous free amenities such as hot breakfast, bottled water, Wi-Fi, and a 24-hour fitness center and business kiosk. Located on Manhattan’s far west side, it's about a 15-minute walk to the nearest subway and to the action of Times Square and the Theater District. Although the hotel sits on a drab block, the surrounding area offers guests a chance to experience the neighborhood vibe of Hell’s Kitchen, home to some of Midtown West's best restaurants.

Candlewood Suites New York City Times Square

The mid-range Candlewood Suites New York City is located in Midtown West, near many subway lines and Times Square. Rooms are quiet and surprisingly spacious, with well-equipped full kitchens, workspaces, and free Wi-Fi. There is a fitness room, 24-hour snack shop, and free laundry facilities all on-site. Guests might appreciate city views and access to plenty of sights and entertainment without the price tag of more central Times Square hotels. A couple other options in the same price range -- the Hampton Inn and Holiday Inn Express -- are directly next door.

Holiday Inn Express Manhattan Times Square South

Set in the heart of Manhattan's Fashion District, the Holiday Inn Express is a 135-room mid-range hotel with small but tidy rooms that feature a modern design and a cohesive, calming color palette. The central location in Midtown is ideal for tourists and business travelers. Shopping at Macy's flagship store, Times Square, Madison Square Garden, and the Empire State Building are all within a 10-minute walk. The nearby Nyma is often a bit cheaper, but not quite as modern; for a location closer to Times Square, it might be worth comparing rates with the slightly more upscale (but sometimes cheaper) Novotel.