Hudson Yard 408

About Hudson Yard 408

Hudson Yard 408 suits travelers who want a well-placed, practical base in Chelsea and plan to spend most of the day out in the city. West 36th Street puts Penn Station within a short walk, so train arrivals and trips out of town stay easy. Couples who like the option of cooking, small families, and business travelers with Midtown meetings all fit here. A kitchen is listed among the room facilities, which helps with early starts and late returns.

Hudson Yard 408 carries an official three-star rating, which in Manhattan usually means a straightforward, functional stay rather than a long list of extras. Expect the basics: air conditioning, wifi and a kitchen, with the address doing much of the work. The hotel sits in Chelsea, just below Midtown, so both areas are within reach on foot or by subway. Bookings open in the IMPT app, where prices and availability appear for your dates.

Rooms and listed facilities

Facilities listed for Hudson Yard 408 are air conditioning, free wifi, internet access and a kitchen. For couples, the kitchen makes slow mornings and late suppers easier. Families can keep snacks and simple meals on hand rather than eating out three times a day. Business travelers can work over the wifi and walk to meetings in Midtown. Late arrivals should confirm reception arrangements and what the kitchen includes with the property before booking, and check the total price with taxes and fees in the IMPT app.

The facilities are few on paper, so treat Hudson Yard 408 as a practical base rather than a destination in itself. Air conditioning matters in a Manhattan summer, and the free wifi covers basic work and planning. The kitchen is the standout for guests who prefer to eat in some nights. Confirm kitchen equipment, room configuration and the arrival process directly with the property, since these details vary from booking to booking. Everything shown here is described as listed by the supplier.

The setting

Hudson Yard 408 is at 330 West 36th Street, on a block in Chelsea that sits just below Midtown and within easy reach of both. The corner of Central Park at Fifth Avenue and 59th Street is about 1.4 miles (2.2 km) north. The High Line ends at West 34th Street, a few blocks west. Subway service around Penn Station changes with the timetable, so check with the MTA before traveling.

Location and neighborhood

Chelsea and Hudson Yards take up the West Side between roughly 14th and 34th Streets, a stretch where converted warehouses stand beside new glass towers. The grid makes navigation simple: numbered streets run east to west, avenues north to south, and Broadway cuts across on the diagonal. Most of the district's galleries cluster in West Chelsea, on blocks close to the High Line. Hudson Yards, at the northern end, is the newest layer, built over the rail yards, with open squares and the Vessel at its center.

Distances here are short. The High Line lifts a planted path above the streets from Gansevoort Street to West 34th Street, and Hudson River Park runs along the water a few blocks west of the galleries. Midtown's offices sit immediately north and east, so weekday lunch hours fill the sidewalks and weekends are calmer around the galleries. The Theater District begins within walking distance of the northern edge, which suits anyone planning an evening show. Streets are busy but well lit late, and the avenues stay active after the theaters close.

Getting there and around

Arrivals by train land closest. Hudson Yard 408 sits around 1 mile (1.6 km) from Penn Station, where trains from the airports and subway lines converge, and around 14 miles (22.3 km) from the nearest airport, a drive that lengthens at rush hour. From JFK, a rail link reaches Jamaica for the subway; from Newark, trains continue to Penn Station; from LaGuardia, a free shuttle bus connects with the subway. Tap a contactless card or phone to enter the subway, which runs all night. Congestion pricing applies to vehicles entering Manhattan below 60th Street. Hudson Yard 408 is around 0.6 miles (1 km) from the middle of the district.

Nearby sights and food

The High Line is the obvious first walk, an elevated path on a former freight line with plantings and river views. At its northern end, Hudson Yards adds public squares and the Vessel, a structure of staircases and landings; check access rules before visiting. Little Island and Hudson River Park give open lawns and water-level paths along the Hudson. North of the district, the Intrepid Museum occupies a pier on the river. Observation decks at Hudson Yards and Midtown put the whole island in view, and Broadway theaters sit a short walk east.

Eating is the district's second draw. Chelsea Market holds food stalls and small counters under a brick-vaulted ceiling, good for a quick lunch between galleries. Around the High Line, small bakeries and coffee counters serve the gallery crowd, and the side streets toward Ninth Avenue hold taquerias, Thai kitchens, pizza counters and Middle Eastern spots. Hudson Yards adds polished dining rooms and a food hall with counter seating. For something quick, look along Eighth Avenue, where delis, falafel shops and slice joints stay open late.

A day from Hudson Yard 408

A day from Hudson Yard 408 can start early, which suits anyone arriving on an overnight flight. Walk the High Line before the crowds build, then drop into a few West Chelsea galleries; most open around late morning, so check times before setting out. Lunch fits easily at the market. In the afternoon, continue to Hudson Yards for the squares and the Vessel, then follow the river path south through Hudson River Park to Little Island. An observation deck near sunset works well if the sky is clear. Finish with a Broadway show; evening curtains are usually at 7 or 8 pm, so confirm the time for the night you book.

Distances

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.

• Air conditioning
• Bath
• Bathroom
• Desk
• Fan
• Free Wi-Fi
• Hairdryer
• Internet access
• Iron and board
• Kitchen
• Microwave
• Non smoking rooms
• Refrigerator
• Shower
• Toaster
• Toiletries
• Towels
• WC
• Wi-Fi