The New Yorker Hotel
Historic 1920s hotel with city views, dining, and pet-friendly rooms
About this hotel
Stepping into The New Yorker Hotel is like a journey back to the glamour of the 1920s, with its distinctive architecture and classic ambiance. The hotel provides a comfortable base right by Pennsylvania Station, making arrivals and departures effortless. Guests can choose from a variety of rooms, some offering balconies with captivating city views. The property features multiple dining options, including a restaurant and a bar, ensuring convenience for meals and evening drinks. A fitness center is available for those who wish to maintain their routine, and the hotel welcomes pets, adding to its appeal for a broader range of travelers.
- Walking distance to station
- Pet-friendly
- Restaurant and bar
- Fitness center
Our take
I recommend it to travelers who want to step off the train and be in their room within minutes: the 1920s New Yorker is a minute's walk from Pennsylvania Station, with three restaurants, a bar, a fitness center and pet-friendly rooms. A 7.8 rating across more than 12,000 reviews points to a reliable stay. Its appeal is historic character and city views, so anyone wanting sleek, ultra-modern rooms should look elsewhere.
- Take advantage of the hotel's prime location for easy access to public transport and nearby attractions.
- Explore the various on-site dining options for convenience, especially after a long day of sightseeing.
- If traveling with a pet, confirm the specific pet policies and any associated fees when booking your stay.
Why we love it
- One-minute walk to Pennsylvania Station
- Historic 1920s architecture and ambiance
- Multiple on-site restaurants and a bar
- Pet-friendly accommodations available
Why guests love itMy view for families: few hotels make arriving by train simpler, since the station is a minute's walk away and some rooms have balconies and city views. The building dates from the 1920s and the rooms are relaxed rather than modern. Three restaurants and a bar mean nobody has to agree on dinner, a fitness center covers early risers, and the pet-friendly policy lets the family dog travel too.