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Night Hotel

132 West 45th Street, New York City, NY, USA

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  • 17.0 Feedback Score
    out of 20

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    • Rooms

      17.0

    • Service

      17.5

    • Public Spaces

      17.0

    • Overall

      17.0

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  • Darius

    “Location/ Design of Hotel”

  • Natasha

    “The staff were super friendly and helpful throughout … ”

  • Samantha

    “Amazing customer service. Great location. Quiet, … ”

  • David

    “Putting the GOTH in Gotham City. A+!”

Night Hotel

132 West 45th Street

New York City, NY, USA

Neighborhood: Manhattan - Times Square

Style: Modern Design

Atmosphere: Lively

72 Rooms

For anyone tired out by the unrelenting tackiness of the neon-lit Times Square, there’s an alternative, this one in basic black. The Night Hotel, a new addition on West 45th between Sixth and Seventh, is, adjusting for the neighborhood, the model of fashionable composure, from the monochrome checks of the lobby floor to the black-and-white Gothic chic of the perversely cozy bedrooms.

And this being Times Square, of course, it’s ever so slightly over the top. This isn’t monochrome-as-minimalism, in a downtown style, but more a black velvet fantasy, a romantic evocation of a darker, more glamorous Gotham. It’s a smallish hotel, less than a hundred rooms, and like most New York hotel rooms, they’re not overly large. They are, however, well-appointed, with plasma TVs, iPod stereo systems, and generous creature comforts, including 400-thread-count Frette sheets and Molton Brown bath products, which probably matter more to the Night’s amorous clientele than, say, full-sized work desks — though the latter, one imagines, might find themselves drafted into improvised service too.

There's a restaurant, called Nightlife (what else?) — though, to be fair, this being Manhattan, there’s a lot more nightlife to be had outside the hotel’s walls. Just don’t be surprised if you find all that colored light a little hard to take, after a night or two at the Night.

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