You can’t really miss the Hilton New York Midtown. It’s one of those landmark hotels that’s been part of the city’s skyline for more than 60 years. The scale is staggering—over 1,800 guest rooms and 36 meeting rooms spread across 150,000 square feet of event space.
But for what it lacks in boutique personality, it makes up for in location. You’re right in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, close enough to Broadway, Rockefeller Center, and Central Park to walk there in minutes and well connected to the rest of the city by subway.
It’s the hotel version of a sure thing: no surprises, no stress, just a comfortable, central base for taking on New York.
Why stay at Hilton New York Midtown?
If you like the idea of a smooth, fuss-free stay, this is your pick. You know exactly what you’re walking into—clean rooms, crisp sheets, and a brand that’s mastered the business-meets-leisure crowd. In a city that overwhelms you with options, there’s something comforting about a hotel that simply works.
Rooms are generously sized by New York standards and the experience runs like clockwork. It’s a solid, no-drama choice for travellers who’d rather spend their energy exploring the city than deciphering how the light switches work.
What are the rooms like at Hilton New York Midtown?
My City Room had large windows overlooking Midtown’s towers, a plush bed, a proper work desk and a sofa that made catching up on emails bearable. The fittings lean more “classic corporate” than “boutique chic” but overall, the stay was pleasantly comfortable and I managed to get the rest I needed.
The only snag was the shower. The hot water took its time—too much time. After being told to “let it run for eight to ten minutes,” maintenance eventually fixed the issue and the water heated up properly after that. A minor inconvenience, but one you notice when you’re in a rush or when the water suddenly goes cold while you're mid-shower.
Where to eat and drink at Hilton New York Midtown
Dining here is straightforward and definitely won't steal the show from the incredible dining options you'll find out in the city. Herb N’ Kitchen, Hilton’s modern market-style concept, serves brick-oven pizzas, fresh salads, and sandwiches made with local ingredients.
Bridges Bar, named after Manhattan’s seven bridges, offers regional wines and classic cocktails right beside the elevators—handy for a quick nightcap. If you prefer people-watching to bar-hopping, the Lobby Lounge makes a relaxed spot to linger before heading out.
What’s the service like at Hilton New York Midtown?
Service is competent and efficient, if not particularly warm. Check-in was seamless and housekeeping kept things tidy throughout the stay.
When the shower temperature issue cropped up, the first front-desk answer was a stock line about heating regulations for the room, but once I clarified I meant water temperature, maintenance arrived quickly and fixed it.
What are the facilities like at Hilton New York Midtown?
One of the hotel’s highlights is its fitness center—the largest 24-hour hotel gym in Midtown. It’s properly equipped with treadmills, Peloton bikes, free weights, and even a punching bag. On the lobby level, there are also a few retail shops and, for executive-floor guests, access to the private lounge.
What’s the area like around Hilton New York Midtown?
Location is everything here. You’re minutes from New York’s heavy-hitters: The Museum of Modern Art and Radio City Music Hall are a quick two-minute walk away, while Rockefeller Center, Central Park and Times Square are all less than 10 minutes away by foot.
It’s also incredibly well connected with subway stations just steps away and Grand Central, Penn Station, and Port Authority are within a 15-minute walk. If you’re flying in, expect about 30–45 minutes by car from JFK, LaGuardia, or Newark airports.
Why you should book a stay at Hilton New York Midtown
Hilton New York Midtown is as classic as it gets—a reliable, well-located, and comfortable stay in the thick of Manhattan. The vibe skews corporate and we'd say it's one mainly for business travellers and first-timers who value convenience over character.
The rooms are spacious, the beds are genuinely comfortable, and the location makes navigating New York effortless. If you want a stress-free stay that keeps you close to everything but slightly removed from the madness, this is the one to book.
Address: 1335 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10019, USA
Price per night: From USD 400 per night
Closest transport link: 7th Avenue Station (3-minute walk)
Getting there: 8 miles from LaGuardia, 17 miles from JFK, 15 miles from Newark; 15-minute walk from Grand Central and Penn Station
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