New York Hotel Information

Now that you have your rental car all straightened out, it is time to pick a New York hotel. There are a lot of hotels to choose from in New York City, and since you have saved money on your car rental by renting with Action Car Rental, you will be able to spoil yourself by staying in a luxury hotel. Below are just a few of the hotels that New York has to offer.

Wellington Hotel
871 7th Ave
New York, NY
Tel: (212) 247-3900
Toll Free: (800) 652-1212

The Wellington is a first-class hotel conveniently located on 7th Avenue at 55th Street, which is just one city block from Carnegie Hall. Staying at the Wellington Hotel is designed to make traveling as comfortable as being at home, from the elegantly appointed lobby, to each of the superbly decorated guest rooms. The Wellington Hotel is within walking distance of Times Square, Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music Hall, Lincoln Center, Central Park, Fifth Avenue Shopping, as well as world famous fine dining. Guests are encouraged to indulge their culinary desires at the Park Cafe or the elegant, award-winning Molyvos, both of which are guaranteed to delight the senses. The Wellington's guest accommodations are classically appointed and create an atmosphere of relaxation and serenity, which make the perfect place to retire to after a long day in the Big Apple. Guest rooms offer amenities such as pay-per-view movies, a hair dryer and voice mail. The professionally trained staff will make your next visit to the Big Apple a memorable and enjoyable experience.

New York's Hotel Pennsylvania
401 7th Ave & 33rd St
New York, NY
Tel: (212) 736-5000
Toll free: (800) 223-8585

The Pennsylvania Hotel is a moderately priced, large, tourist class property, situated on 7th Avenue, spanning the entire block between 32nd and 33rd Streets. Located in the Garment District of Midtown Manhattan, this hotel is across the street from Madison Square Garden, Penn Station and only 4 blocks to The Jacob Javits Convention Center. All of Manhattan is only minutes away from the hotel. The Pennsylvania Hotel was originally built in the 1930's, and then renovated to include new elevators and an expansive lobby. Designed by the renowned firm of McKim, Mead and White, the Renaissance style hotel looks better than ever. The Pennsylvania's historic Cafe Rouge ballroom has played host to many of the big band era's greats, including the Glenn Miller Band.

W New York
541 Lexington Ave
New York, NY
Tel: (212) 755-1200

W Hotels are much more than just a place to rest weary limbs. They are experiential environments that value both public and private space. By combining elegant custom furnishings and sleek decor with accessories such as gumball machines, game tables, and fluffy pillow-top beds, W properties appeal to the playful and sophisticated. Lobbies are called Living Rooms and are stocked with international newspapers and art books, and the staff prides themselves on immaculate, round-the-clock service aimed to put guests at ease. Located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, this W property is an oasis of a hotel. The Living Room is decorated in silk-screened translucent fabrics, wood, stone and a wall mosaic made of dried flowers. Inhale the scent of fresh herbs growing by the fire, and listen to the babble of the Canyon Water Fall. You can de-stress at Away Spa Gym, which features exercise machines, classes, and ancient Asian therapies. Dine at Heartbeat, Drew Nieporents organic cooking establishment. Stop by Cool Juice, the hotels sandwich and juice bar that serves fresh liquids and tasty wraps, or sip a Velvet Rope, one of Ws signature drinks, at Whisky Blue.

Metropolitan Hotel
569 Lexington Ave at 51st
New York City, NY
Tel: (212) 752-7000
Toll Free: (800) 836-6471

Unveiled in 1961 in front of a crowd including Judy Garland and Nol Coward, the Metropolitan Hotel (then called The Summit) was the talk of the town for its ideal midtown location and tropical deco look. Designed by famed architect Morris Lapidus, the buildings curving faade coated in seafoam-colored brick was an extreme contrast to the somber hues and straight lines of the surrounding skyscrapers. During the next two decades, the bright colors were traded for muted tones and the name was changed to Loews New York Hotel. But the hotels popularity with people seeking a prime Manhattan location stayed the same. Today, the deco glory of the hotel has been restored and refined with 21st century amenities, including high-speed check-in, high-tech connections, and brand-new business facilities.

The Metropolitan Hotel is an convenient to many major area attractions such as the Broadway Theatres, Rockefeller Center, Fifth Avenue Shopping and Central Park. Other places to visit while staying at the Metropolitan Hotel include the Central Park, South Street Seaport, Empire State Building and the United Nations. The hotel's world-class style is reflected in the new inviting lobby. The Metropolitan's guest rooms have an attractive, contemporary decor. Each guest room is carefully appointed and equipped with modern amenities for your comfort and convenience. The friendly staff will add to your comfort with their efficient and professional service.

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interesting facts:
The Price of Manhattan (from TLC / Discovery - Manhattan history Tour)
In the land of city slickers and Donald Trump, the myth of Manhattan's purchase is one that New Yorkers love. Legend has it that in 1626, Dutch Governor Peter Minuit bought Manhattan Island from the local Lenape Indians for various goods. According to a copy of Minuit's deal, the Indians received "some Diffles duffel cloth, Kittles kettles, axes, hoes, wampum, drilling awls, Jews harps, and diverse other wares." Total value of the Manhattan deal? Around $24. read the whole article

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