The New Yorker

Step into the sleek lobby of The New Yorker and you’ll be following in the footsteps of some of the biggest names in politics, sport and entertainment – JFK and Muhammad Ali have both stayed here. Built in the late 1920s during the height of the jazz era, the building’s Art Deco façade and unmissable red block letters have made it a New York City architectural icon. The hotel offers a fitness centre, concierge services and two dining options – the 24-hour Tick Tock Diner for quintessential American-style dining and Trattoria Bianca – but the real draw card is its convenient location in the heart of Manhattan. You’ll find yourself within walking distance to some of the most iconic sights of the Big Apple including Times Square, Madison Square Garden and, of course, the Empire State Building.

Services and Facilities

Fitness centre

Airport shuttle and private hire (payable locally)