HUDSON HOTEL
| Address | 356 West 58th Street; NY 10019 by Ninth Avenue |
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| Neighbourhood | Hell’s Kitchen, Columbus Circle | See on map |
| Subway | 59th St [1, A, B, C, D] |
| Telephone | +1 212 554 6000 |
| Website | http://www.hudsonhotel.com |
| Price | From USD 255 (USD 169 advance) |
Imagine a tiny room. OK, now imagine it even smaller. Yep, rooms in this Ian Schrager and Philippe Starck hotel are well laid-out, but itty-bitty. However, if you’re a sucker for design, you’ll forgive the tiny rooms for the low rates (by Manhattan standards) and interior eye-candy. A mysterious neon escalator takes you up to the lobby, something of a sleek and sultry overgrown greenhouse, from where rooms with Makore wood walls, painted bedside lamps and crisp white linens await. The hotel also has some of the most coveted outdoor spaces, with an amazing rooftop patio and courtyard bars – make sure to check out the popular Hudson Bar with its gorgeous white illuminated glass floor.
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Splendia
Urban adventure, daredevil design, and true affordability meet in Hudson, the ultimate lifestyle hotel for the 21st century. The hotel is located in midtown, just steps from Central Park, Columbus Circle and the theater district. Hudson is a brilliant reflection of the boldness and diversity of the city, while simultaneously representing the next generation of Chic – stylish, democratic, young at heart and utterly cool. Hudson’s main entrance features a classic Philippe Starck play on proportions; a small door leads into a neutral, low-slung foyer that functions brilliantly as a decompression chamber, transferring guests from the buzz of New York to the separate reality within.
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Tablet Hotels
17.0 of 20. It's a Morgans Hotel Group & Philippe Starck hotel, and that trademark Starck whimsy is on display from the moment you enter. There's a touch of kitsch 1960s fantasia — you travel up in an escalator trapped in chartreuse glass, and the bar sports a lit floor, Dali chairs, and Louis XVI chairs upholstered in Barbarella silver. The park looks like it's swallowed the same thing that Alice did in her Wonderland — 500 gallon watering cans and 30 foot vases and chaise longues in the middle of the garden pathways. But most of the Hudson Hotel is furnished university-style.
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