in New York, United States
8.5(1547)
NH Collection New York Madison Avenue
Rated Very good by our guests
Rated Very good by our guests
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Everything - aura, music, rooms, service
Everything! The room was beautiful and the view was unbelievable. Great breakfast and really friendly and helpful staff. I would love to go back!
NH Collection New York Madison Avenue is centrally located in midtown Manhattan, placing you within easy walking distance of major landmarks, transit hubs and cultural sites. Guests can walk a few minutes to Bryant Park, Grand Central Terminal and the New York Public Library, while others like the Empire State Building, Rockefeller Center and Times Square are a short stroll or quick subway ride away. The hotel is an excellent base for both first-time visitors and repeat travelers who want Midtown convenience with access to museums, shopping and nightlife.
A beloved green space behind the New York Public Library with seasonal activities (ice skating in winter, outdoor film and concerts in summer), cafés and a relaxed atmosphere.
Iconic Beaux‑Arts train terminal known for its celestial ceiling, historic concourse, shopping and dining, and easy subway and commuter rail connections.
One of New York’s most famous observatories offering panoramic city views from its 86th and 102nd floor observation decks.
The bright, bustling heart of Midtown with theaters, large LED displays, shopping and a gateway to Broadway shows.
Historic landmark library with grand reading rooms, rotating exhibitions and beautiful architecture adjacent to Bryant Park.
Complex of art deco buildings with shops, dining, seasonal ice rink, and the Top of the Rock observation deck for skyline views.
World‑class modern and contemporary art museum featuring works by Van Gogh, Picasso, Warhol and more.
A leafy park surrounded by notable architecture including the Flatiron Building; a great spot for food trucks, casual strolls and photos.
Make the most of your stay at NH Collection New York Madison Avenue with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in New York:
New York City offers an unrivaled blend of cultural institutions, world‑class dining, iconic landmarks and nonstop energy. NH Collection New York Madison Avenue is a smart choice for visitors because of its prime midtown location—walking distance to transit hubs like Grand Central, major sights such as Bryant Park and the Empire State Building, and easy access to Broadway, museums and shopping. The hotel combines recently renovated, comfortable rooms (some with excellent city views), an on-site restaurant (Serafina), evening live jazz, and a staff consistently praised for friendly, helpful service—making it a convenient and pleasant base for both first-time visitors and seasoned New Yorkers.
NH Collection New York Madison Avenue
22 East 38th Street
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in New York
Fall
Summer and the December holiday period
Winter (January–February, excluding New Year’s week) and late autumn
March–May. Temperatures rise from cool to pleasantly warm; parks and trees bloom (cherry blossoms and magnolias in late April/early May). Many outdoor attractions reopen and seasonal festivals begin.
December 31. One of the world’s most famous countdowns and ball drop celebrations.
Thanksgiving morning (late November). Iconic parade with giant balloons, floats, and performances.
Late August–early September. Major tennis Grand Slam held in Flushing Meadows, Queens.
June. Large Pride March and month-long LGBTQ+ programming across the city.
Early November. One of the world’s largest marathons, finishing in Central Park.
April–May. High-profile indie film festival with screenings, panels and industry events.
October 31. Large, creative parade with costumes and giant puppets.
February and September. Global fashion industry events with runway shows and parties.
Pack layers year-round: light layers and a waterproof jacket for Spring and Fall; breathable clothes, sun protection, and a reusable water bottle for Summer; warm coat, hat, gloves, and waterproof boots for Winter. Check hourly forecasts before heading out — summer storms and winter nor’easters can change plans quickly. Comfortable walking shoes are essential; sidewalks and subway stairs mean you’ll cover more ground than you expect.
New York City hotel prices fluctuate sharply with seasonality, major events, and neighborhood. Peak demand occurs in late spring and summer, during major events (New Year’s holidays, New York Fashion Week, the US Open, NYC Marathon), and around weekends — Midtown and Times Square hotels command the highest rates. Brooklyn and Queens boutique hotels, and neighborhoods farther from Midtown, are usually cheaper. Advance booking (6–12 weeks) and mid-week stays lower costs; last-minute deals can appear but are risky during high-demand periods. Short-stay pricing surges on Friday–Sunday nights; long-weekend holidays push rates up across the city. Airbnb/short-term rentals can be cheaper but face local restrictions and cleaning fees. Look for package deals, bundle flights and hotels, or use neighborhood alternatives (Long Island City, Downtown Brooklyn, Harlem) for better value.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Efficient public transit (subway and buses), plentiful taxis and rideshares, bike-share, and a very walkable urban core. Plan around rush hours and weekend service changes.
Buy an OMNY-ready card or set up a contactless payment on your phone for easy transit; reserve Broadway or top museum timed-entry tickets in advance or use early morning hours to avoid lines. For a local perspective, spend time in at least two different boroughs (e.g., Manhattan plus Brooklyn or Queens) to experience NYC’s full diversity and often better value for dining and lodging.
Everything you need to know about your stay at NH Collection New York Madison Avenue
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