Hotel Metro 3.0 Stars

Whether you're seeking to bask in the sights and sounds of New York, or simply travel there on business, this fine hotel satisfies the demands of today's traveler with its comfortable décor, excellent amenities and convenient Midtown Manhattan location. Hotel Metro was one of only 50 New York City hotels chosen for inclusion in the first ever Michelin Red Guide to New York City (2006) and has appeared in each subsequent edition. The Metro has been described as the "best moderately priced hotel in mid-Manhattan" by Frommer's NYC Guide for six consecutive years. It has also been named one of the best hotels in New York City for business by the DK Eyewitness Travel TOP 10 New York City guide book.

Gracing the fashion center of Manhattan, the Metro is just steps away from Fifth Avenue and the Empire State Building. What's more, Madison Square Garden, Pennsylvania Station, Macy's Department Store, and the Paramount Theatre are all within a five-minute walk. The Theatre District and many landmark attractions are also a short stroll away.

Hotel Metro's 179 renovated guest rooms and suites are decorated in warm earth tones, inducing an atmosphere of comfort and tranquility. All accommodations bring cordless direct dial phones with voicemail, marble bathrooms, hair dryers, irons and full size ironing boards, minibars, remote control televisions with satellite reception and laptop size safes. Thanks to recent renovations, guests can now unwind on the property's newly designed roof terrace, open seasonally and lending striking views of the Empire State Building. They can also take advantage of new equipment in the fitness room. Business travelers will enjoy the onsite business center, which provides wireless internet access.

Visit the full service salon, Dorina's, on the 2nd floor, enjoy contemporary American cuisine at the onsite Metro Grill restaurant and bar, or curl up with a good book by the fireplace inside the Library. Hotel Metro also offers daily continental breakfast, as well as complimentary copies of the New York Times in the lobby.