Rated Very good by our guests
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We loved everything about the hotel. It was exceptionally clean, modern, comfortable. The staff were super friendly and helpful. We have recommended it to people and would definitely return.
Excellent location, near restaurants and pubs and a very good rooftop with great views of the city. Staff was friendly and polite and the rooms were very big and clean. I loved the view from my room.
Ink 48 sits in Midtown West along the Hudson River, putting you within walking distance of waterfront parks, the Intrepid Museum, Javits Center, and vibrant neighborhoods like Chelsea and Hudson Yards. The area is quieter than the Times Square core but still offers easy access to High Line walks, dining at Chelsea Market, and Midtown attractions via a short walk or quick subway ride.
A maritime and aerospace museum on the decommissioned aircraft carrier USS Intrepid featuring historic aircraft, the Space Shuttle Enterprise, and interactive exhibits.
A scenic waterfront park with piers, recreational facilities, walking and biking paths along the Hudson River—great for morning runs or relaxed sunsets.
New York City’s major convention center hosting large trade shows, expos and events—convenient for business travelers.
A modern development with shops, dining, and public art; Hudson Yards also offers the Edge observation deck for panoramic city views.
An elevated linear park built on a former rail line (The High Line) that connects to galleries, shops and the Whitney Museum at its southern end.
A bustling indoor market with diverse food vendors, boutique shops and culinary specialties — perfect for casual dining and souvenirs.
The iconic theater and entertainment district of New York City with world-famous lights, shops, and Broadway shows.
Make the most of your stay at Ink 48 Hotel with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in New York:
New York City is a must-visit for its unmatched arts, dining, theater and iconic landmarks. Ink 48 is a smart choice for travelers who want modern, spacious rooms with outstanding rooftop views near the Hudson River—offering a slightly quieter Midtown base while still giving easy access to Chelsea, Hudson Yards, Times Square and top attractions. Guests consistently praise the friendly, service‑oriented staff, roomy accommodations, and excellent rooftop experience, making it ideal for leisure and business travelers.
Ink 48 Hotel
653 11th Avenue at 48th
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Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in New York
Fall
Spring, Summer, Fall, and the December holiday period (higher demand and prices).
January–mid-February and late August (lower prices, fewer tourists).
March–May: mild temperatures, trees and parks blooming, comfortable for walking and outdoor dining.
Late December (December 31): One of the world's most famous New Year's celebrations in Times Square with the ball drop and performances.
Late November: A long-standing Thanksgiving parade with giant balloons, floats and performances along Central Park West and Macy's Herald Square.
June: Celebrations culminating in the Pride March, centered around Manhattan and Chelsea, with events citywide.
Early November: Major international marathon running through all five boroughs with huge spectator support.
February and September: Industry-focused shows and events around Manhattan, with public-facing presentations and pop-ups.
Pack layers year-round. Spring and Fall: light jacket and waterproof layer for unexpected rain. Summer: breathable clothes, sunscreen, a refillable water bottle and an umbrella for sudden storms. Winter: heavy coat, warm hat, gloves, waterproof boots and a compact umbrella. Check hourly forecasts before outdoor plans and monitor heat advisories or snow forecasts during extreme periods.
Hotel prices in New York City vary strongly by season and major events. Peak pricing occurs during Spring (especially around Easter and school breaks), Fall (notably September–November with Fashion Week and the Marathon) and the December holiday period (mid-December through New Year's). Summer (June–August) also sees high demand from tourists and families. Value periods are typically January–mid-February (post-holiday lull) and late August (between summer travel and the fall season), when many hotels drop rates and airlines offer sales. Prices also spike for nearby big events (Fashion Week, major conventions at Javits Center, the UN General Assembly in September, Pride weekend, and major concerts or sports events). Booking 60–90 days ahead for peak times and 2–6 weeks for shoulder/value periods is typical; last-minute deals are possible in low season but risky around events.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Subway and buses are the fastest/cheapest ways to get around Manhattan and the boroughs; taxis and ride-shares fill gaps and late-night needs. Airports (JFK, LaGuardia, Newark) require extra time for transfers.
Buy an OMNY-ready card or use contactless payment to speed through subway fares, reserve key attractions (Top of the Rock, Statue of Liberty ferry, Broadway shows) in advance, plan neighborhood-based days to minimize back-and-forth travel, and pick a well-located neighborhood (Midtown/Upper West/Lower Manhattan or Williamsburg/Brooklyn Heights) depending on your priorities (sightseeing vs. food/nightlife).
Everything you need to know about your stay at Ink 48 Hotel
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