Casamia 36 Hotel

About Casamia 36 Hotel

Casamia 36 Hotel fits travelers who want a straightforward place to sleep in the middle of Manhattan. The address on West 36th Street puts Penn Station within a short walk, which helps anyone arriving by rail from the airports, and Times Square sits about 0.7 miles (1.1 km) away in a straight line. Couples on a first city trip, solo visitors with packed days and business travelers with Midtown meetings all use the same kind of base. Bookings for Casamia 36 Hotel open in the IMPT app.

Casamia 36 Hotel carries an official three-star rating, which sets expectations plainly: a compact base with the basics handled rather than a resort. The booking supplier gives it a guest score of 3.5 out of 5 from 361 reviews, a steady figure for this class in Midtown Manhattan. Rooms, outlooks and floor levels vary in older city buildings, so judge the offer on the listed amenities and on the total price. Every booking button on this page opens live availability and prices in the IMPT app.

Rooms and listed facilities

Facilities listed by the supplier for Casamia 36 Hotel cover the working basics: air conditioning, free wifi, lifts, luggage storage and a concierge desk. A 24 hour front desk helps guests landing on late flights, and breakfast is listed for early starts. Couples may want to ask about room position, families about space for children, and business travelers about a desk and steady connectivity. Free internet access is listed for the lounge, a useful spot for short calls. Confirm breakfast times, accessible room features and the total price with taxes and fees directly with Casamia 36 Hotel.

The setting

Casamia 36 Hotel stands at 449 West 36th Street in Midtown West, within the Chelsea area of Midtown Manhattan. This is grid country: numbered streets run east to west and avenues run north to south under the Commissioners' Plan of 1811, with Fifth Avenue dividing East from West street numbers. Penn Station is about 0.4 miles (0.7 km) away in a straight line and Times Square about 0.7 miles (1.1 km), so the address works for rail arrivals and evening theater trips alike. Grand Central Terminal is about 1.1 miles (1.8 km) away.

Location and neighborhood

Chelsea and Hudson Yards reward a weekend with slack in it. The district runs along the West Side from roughly 14th Street to 34th Street: brick blocks and converted warehouses between Seventh and Tenth Avenues, then a cluster of new towers where Hudson Yards stands over the rail yards at the northern edge. The High Line crosses the middle, a free elevated walk on a former freight line, and it makes an easy spine for two days. Casamia 36 Hotel sits inside this grid, so most of the neighborhood unfolds on foot.

Slow weekends here tend toward a rhythm rather than a route. Gallery afternoons fill the blocks south of 28th Street, where white rooms open onto the sidewalk and few of them ask for anything but a look. Mornings are quietest near the river, on the piers of Hudson River Park, and Little Island, the small park on pilings just off the shoreline, draws couples in the late afternoon. Evenings are simple: a table, a walk back through the side streets, the lit towers of Hudson Yards in view. Casamia 36 Hotel keeps you inside all of it.

Getting there and around

Getting here is straightforward. Trains run to Penn Station, 1.1 miles (1.8 km) away, and to Grand Central for the east side. From the airports, JFK and Newark are typically 45 to 75 minutes from Midtown depending on traffic and connections; the road distance to JFK is around 14 miles (22.5 km). Walking distances are short once you arrive: the area center sits around 0.7 miles (1.1 km) from the Theater District. The subway runs all night, and you tap a contactless card or phone at the turnstiles, with a weekly cap applied automatically. Check current service changes before a late trip.

Nearby sights and food

The High Line is the obvious first walk, entered from staircases along its length between Gansevoort Street and West 34th Street. Hudson Yards and the Vessel stand at the northern end, with observation decks in the towers above. Hudson River Park runs the full waterfront with piers, lawns and benches facing the sunset; Little Island sits within it. The Intrepid Museum, on an aircraft carrier at the water's edge, fills a morning. Broadway and the Theater District begin a short walk north. Casamia 36 Hotel puts all of these within an easy day.

Food here leans casual and generous. Chelsea Market, a converted industrial building near the High Line, holds counters and small kitchens along its corridors, useful for a slow lunch. Beyond it, the side streets offer Italian trattorias, Spanish tapas, Thai and Japanese, wood-fired pizza and a run of bakeries and coffee bars. The High Line's edges have wine bars and small-plate rooms that suit a long evening. Near Hudson Yards, choices turn toward larger dining rooms and cafés. For a couple, booking one good dinner and improvising the rest works well; check opening days, which shift.

A day from Casamia 36 Hotel

A day from Casamia 36 Hotel starts slowly: coffee at a café, then the High Line before the crowds, entering at the Gansevoort Street end and walking north with the river to the left. Stop at the Hudson Yards stretch for the Vessel and a look at the towers, then drop to the street for lunch. The afternoon suits galleries or Hudson River Park, with a bench and the sunset over New Jersey. Dinner is a short walk away. In the evening, the Theater District is close if a show is booked; check curtain times with the venue.

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Facilities listed by the supplier

As listed by the booking supplier; a facility not listed here may still exist. Confirm anything important with the property.

• 24 Hour Front Desk
• Air conditioning
• Bathroom
• Breakfast
• Concierge
• Free Internet access (Lounge)
• Free Wi-Fi
• Free local calls
• Hairdryer
• Housekeeping
• Iron and board
• Elevators
• Luggage storage
• Multilingual staff
• TV
• Toiletries
• Wheelchair accessible