Midtown Manhattan Hotel near Empire State Building & Times Square
The Gregorian Hotel sits on West 35th Street in Midtown Manhattan, three blocks from Penn Station. The 132-room boutique, established in 1903 and designed in an Art Deco style by Bill Rooney Studios, puts guests within a short walk of the Empire State Building, Macy's, and Bryant Park.
What You Get
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A stay at The Gregorian Hotel in Midtown Manhattan, a 4-star Art Deco boutique built in 1903 on West 35th Street
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24-hour fitness center equipped with a Peloton bike, plus high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the property
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Two water bottles refreshed daily, one free movie rental per stay, and phone-to-TV pairing included
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Gaia Restaurant on site for Greek dining, plus Big Bus Tour ticket discounts and Angelina's Bakery savings nearby
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Walk to NYC icons including the Empire State Building (0.1 mi), Macy's Herald Square (0.1 mi), and Bryant Park (0.3 mi)
Plan Your Stay
Amenities
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Fitness Center
Business Amenities
Fitness Center: 24-hour gym with Peloton bike, included in destination fee
Laundry & Dry-Cleaning: On-site laundry and dry-cleaning services
WiFi: High-speed, property-wide, included in destination fee
Mobile / Contactless Check-In: Contactless check-in and check-out available
Business Amenities: Desk and work chair in every room; group bookings via sales team
Beekman 1802 Bath Products: Curated local bath amenities in every room
Empire State Building View Rooms: Select floors 9-12 rooms; request in advance, fees may apply
Pet-Friendly: Service pets free; pets under 50 lbs welcome with fee
Breakfast: Available
Room Details
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Standard Double Room
Standard Room with Two Double Beds
Standard Double Room
Occupancy: 1 double bed
Room amenities: Mini Fridge, In-Room Safe, Flatscreen TV
Includes: City view (select Empire State Building view rooms available on floors 9-12, request in advance)
Standard Room with Two Double Beds
Occupancy: 2 double beds
Room amenities: Mini Fridge, In-Room Safe, Flatscreen TV
Includes: City view (select Empire State Building view rooms available on floors 9-12, request in advance)
Getting There
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Nearest Airport: LaGuardia (LGA) — 6 miles away
Distance from New York: 3 miles
Location Highlights
Empire State Building
Macy's Herald Square
Bryant Park
Morgan Library & Museum
Attractions Nearby
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Empire State Building(0.1 mi from hotel) — The 102-story Art Deco supertall at 350 Fifth Avenue has observation decks on the 80th, 86th, and 102nd floors with sweeping NYC views.
Macy's Herald Square(0.1 mi from hotel) — The largest department store in the US at roughly 2.2 million sq ft, a National Historic Landmark since 1978.
Bryant Park(0.3 mi from hotel) — A 9.6-acre park behind the New York Public Library with a great lawn, carousel, and free seasonal events including movies and a winter ice rink.
Hidden Gems
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Morgan Library & Museum(0.2 mi from hotel) — J.P. Morgan's 1906 private library is now a public museum with an opulent painted-ceiling East Room and rare manuscripts.
Fashion Walk of Fame — Bronze sidewalk plaques on Seventh Avenue honor 28 American designers, including Halston and Calvin Klein, on a free self-guided trail near Herald Square.
Koreatown (32nd Street)(0.2 mi from hotel) — Korea Way packs 150+ restaurants, karaoke rooms, and the tri-level Food Gallery 32 food hall into one neon-lit block between Fifth and Sixth Avenues.
Trip Ideas
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Garment District & Herald Square Half-Day — Walk the Fashion Walk of Fame plaques on 7th Ave, ride up the Empire State Building, browse Macy's, and unwind on Bryant Park's great lawn.
Evening Food Crawl — Start with Korean BBQ on 32nd Street, sit down for dinner at Keens Steakhouse, then finish with a CrazyShake at Black Tap across from the hotel.
How It Works
1.Select Your Stay — Choose your room type directly from the options listed.
2.Pick Your Dates — Use the calendar to find available days for your selection.
3.Instant Confirmation — Your booking is instantly confirmed with the hotel, guaranteeing they have your details and are expecting your arrival.
Image credits
Empire State Building — Paul Lowry / CC BY · source