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NH Collection New York Madison Avenue

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22 East 38th Street New York, NY 10016

Venue Highlights

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Amenities

Room features and guest services

  • Calls (local)
  • Calls (toll-free)
  • Concierge services
  • Internet access
  • Laundry service
  • Luggage storage
  • Room service
  • View (urban)

Facilities

  • Onsite security
  • Outside caterers allowed
  • Pet friendly
  • Space (private)
  • Wheelchair accessible

AV capabilities

  • AV equipment
  • High speed internet

Recreational activities

  • Health club

Venue accessibility

  • Airport shuttle
  • Bus
  • Subway
  • Taxi
  • Train

Equipment

  • Piano

Getting Here

- From the airport: The Closest Airport is John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK). Taxi: There is a flat fee of $52, Taxis impose a $4.50 surcharge during peak hours (4-8 p.m. weekdays, excluding holidays), for a fare of $56.50. Tipping is expected. Metro: It takes around an hour. - From the train station: Closest Train Station: Grand Central Station, a 6 minute walk from the hotel. Closest metro station: Grand Central-42nd Street. - By car: The hotel's GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 40.749857 Longitude: -73.9827702 Parking: Offsite: USD 80 / 24h. Parking cannot be reserved in advance. The parking is open from 5 am to 12 am but vehicles can stay overnight.

Parking

  • Valet parking€65.00 / day
  • Street parking

Distance from airport

  • 18 mi. from venue

NH Collection New York Madison Avenue Meeting Space

Total meeting space602 sq. ft.
Meeting rooms1
Largest room575 sq. ft.
Space (Private)575 sq. ft.
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Guest Rooms

Total guest rooms208
Double (2 beds)250
Suites28
Tax rate14.75%

Local Attractions

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Historical landmark
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New York, NY, US 10010

Jacob Javits Convention Center

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New York, NY, US 10001
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Museum
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200 Central Park West
New York, NY, US 10024
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Central Park

Park
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New York, NY, US 10065
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Metropolitan Museum of Art

Museum
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1000 5th Avenue
New York, NY, US 10028
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Recreation
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4 Pennsylvania Plaza
New York, NY, US 10001
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Lincoln Center

Theater
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Museum of Modern Art

Museum
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More

Originally built in 1923, NH Collection New York Madison Avenue is situated in one of the most vibrant streets of Manhattan, close to the landmarks that make New York City one of the TOP 10 visited places around the globe. Located in the heart of midtown, the largest central business district in the world, and around the corner from Manhattan’s top attractions like the Empire State Building, Times Square, Bryant Park or Broadway, it’s the perfect starting point to explore the city. But, not only it’s within walking distance of all tourist spots, but also to first-class fashion destinations, like Fifth Avenue, Saks or Macy’s, steps away from the trendiest neighborhoods like Chelsea or Nomad and a short ride to Hudson Yards, headquarters to some of the biggest companies in the world. Grand Central Station, a 5-minute walk, is the hub of the main subway and railway lines, which allows to easily get around the city and beyond. Whether the purpose of the visit is tourism, business or shopping, this hotel is the ideal place to stay and enjoy everything New York has to offer.

Facility Restrictions

Pets welcome (one small dog or cat per room). $250 per stay. Max height/weight 40 lbs. Off-site parking: FROM USD 45/day Parking cannot be reserved in advance. 100% non-smoking hotel Check-in: 16:00h Check-out: 11:00h Check-out on lazy Sunday: 15:15h

Additional Information

This upper upscale hotel evidences a sense of European style accentuated with a touch of eclectic elegance in the interior features, and a subtle reminiscence of the Advertising Golden Age of Madison Avenue. Out of our warm and inviting 288 rooms, many of them have outstanding views of the city. They are fully equipped with complimentary high speed Wi-Fi, Nespresso coffee maker, kettle, mini-bar (stock on request), smart TV, safe-box, professional hair dryer, bathrobes, slippers and individually controlled air conditioning / heating. And for an even more extraordinary experience the hotel offers 7 suites, 3 of them on the top floors, as well as 4 premium suites located in the towers of the building, that feature extraordinary views of the city and its most iconic skyscrapers, like the Empire State Building.

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