New York hotels: Mid-range hotels
Find affordable accommodation in New York with this guide to mid-priced New York hotels.
Ace Hotel New York
- Rated as: 5/5
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
Bourgeois hipsters tired of crashing on couches will appreciate the New York outpost of the cool chainlet founded in Seattle by a pair of DJs. The music influence is clear: Many of the rooms in the 1904 building boast playful amenities like functioning turntables, stacks of vinyl and gleaming
- 20 W 29th St, at Broadway, 10012
- $359–$509 double. AmEx, Disc, MC, V
Country Inn the City
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 2/4
The name of this charming B&B on the Upper West Side is pretty accurate. Spacious, immaculately maintained studios with kitchenettes, four-poster beds and flagons of brandy make this intimate inn a special retreat in the middle of the metropolis. Rooms: 4.
- 270 W 77th St, between Broadway and West End Ave, 10024
- $100–$350 suite. Cash only
414 Hotel
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 1/4
- Critics choice
This reasonably priced hotel truly deserves the boutique title. Nearly everything about it is exquisite yet unshowy, from its power-blasted brick exterior to the modern color scheme in the rooms that pairs gray headboards and red accents. Rooms are equipped with fridges, flat-screen TVs and iPod
- 414 W 46th St, between Ninth and Tenth Aves, 10036
- $169–$299 double. AmEx, DC, MC, V
Grand Hyatt Hotel
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 2/4
Rising behind Grand Central Terminal, the global chain's glass monolith offers a reliable base with easy access to key midtown sights and the United Nations Headquarters. A recent $130 million overhaul to “de-Trump” the property, as one witty Hyatt executive put it, included the addition of two
- 109 E 42nd St, between Park and Lexington Aves, 10017
- $209–$599 double. AmEx, DC, Disc, MC, V
Hotel Metro
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
It may not be trendy, but the Metro is that rare thing: a solid, good-value hotel that is extremely well maintained. Every two years, the owners start renovating the rooms, floor by floor, starting at the top; by the time they’re finished it’s almost time to start again. So even "old" rooms are
- 45 W 35th St, between Fifth and Sixth Aves, 10001
- $190–$475 double. AmEx, DC, MC, V
The Jane
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 1/4
Opened in 1907 as the American Seaman’s Friend Society Sailors Home, the 14-story landmark was a residential hotel when hoteliers Eric Goode and Sean MacPherson, of the Bowery and the Maritime, took it over (some long-term residents remain). The wood-paneled, 50-square-foot rooms were inspired by
- 113 Jane St, at West St, 10014
- $99–$115 single; $225–$325 double. AmEx, DC,...
Nu Hotel
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
Conveniently placed for the shops and restaurants of BoCoCa, Nu Hotel has bundled quirky niceties into a classy, eco-friendly package. Cork flooring, organic linens and recycled teak furniture cohabitate with 32-inch flat-screen TVs and Sangean audio systems, free Wi-Fi and AV docks for multimedia
- 85 Smith St, between Atlantic Ave and State St, 11201
- $149–$349 double. AmEx, DC, Disc, MC, V
On the Ave Hotel
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 2/4
Given the affluent area, it’s hardly surprising that On the Ave’s rooms are stylish, with industrial-style bathroom sinks, HD TVs, ergonomic Herman Miller chairs, plus down comforters and Egyptian-cotton sheets. On the upper floors, panoramic deluxe rooms and penthouse suites command fantastic
- 222 W 77th St, between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave, 10024
- $129–$699 double. AmEx, DC, Disc, MC, V
Wythe Hotel
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
The Wythe may not be the first boutique hotel in Williamsburg, but it’s the first to capture the neighborhood’s elusive hip factor. Since the launch team includes Andrew Tarlow, the restaurateur behind popular local eateries Diner and Marlow & Sons, it’s not surprising that the sprawling
- 80 Wythe Ave, at North 11th St, 11249
- $179–$399 double. AmEx, DC, Disc, MC, V
Yotel New York
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
The British team behind this futuristic Midtown West hotel is known for luxury airport-based capsule accommodations that give long-haul travelers just enough space to get horizontal between flights. Yotel New York has ditched the 75-square-foot cubbies in favor of “premium cabins” more than twice
- 570 Tenth Ave , at 42nd St, 10036
- $149–$399 double. AmEx, DC, Disc, MC, V
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