Made Hotel

About Made Hotel

Made Hotel suits travelers who want Midtown Manhattan addresses within walking distance and a calm street to return to. The hotel sits on West 29th Street in Midtown South, close to the Flatiron and Union Square area, with Penn Station about 0.4 miles (0.6 km) away in a straight line and Times Square about 0.8 miles (1.3 km). Couples, solo travelers and business guests who plan to spend the day out and use the room as a base fit here well.

Made Hotel is a 3-star property, so expect a straightforward, well-located city hotel rather than a full-service luxury address. The booking supplier gives it a guest score of 4.4 out of 5 from 865 reviews, which places it among well-rated stays of its class. The building is on a side street, and the listed facilities include a 24-hour front desk, free Wi-Fi, a restaurant and a bar, which covers the basics for a short Manhattan trip.

Rooms and listed facilities

Room features vary by category, so confirm the details that matter to you with the property before booking. The listed facilities include air conditioning, a minibar, a safe and free Wi-Fi, which suit couples on a city break and business travelers who need to work in the evening. Families can ask about cribs and about how many guests a room holds. The 24-hour front desk and 24-hour security help guests arriving late, and room service is listed for quiet nights in.

Breakfast is listed, which keeps mornings simple before a day of meetings or sightseeing, and luggage storage helps if you arrive before your room is ready. Couples may prefer a higher floor away from the street, while business travelers should ask about desk space and internet access in the room type they choose. Pets are allowed, so confirm the rules with Made Hotel before you bring one.

The setting

Made Hotel stands at 44 W 29th St, on a numbered cross street in Midtown South, west of Fifth Avenue and within the Flatiron and Union Square area. The High Line, Hudson Yards and the Vessel are each about 0.8 miles (1.3 km) away in a straight line, and the Theater District about 0.9 miles (1.5 km). Central Park, at Fifth Avenue and 59th Street, is about 1.6 miles (2.5 km) north. The location keeps offices, subway entrances and evening plans within a walk or a short ride.

The street itself is part of the Commissioner's Plan grid, so numbered streets run east to west and avenues run north to south, with Broadway cutting across on the diagonal. Penn Station, about 0.4 miles (0.6 km) away in a straight line, is the nearest major rail hub, and Grand Central Terminal is about 0.8 miles (1.3 km). The 9/11 Memorial is about 2.7 miles (4.4 km) south. Nothing here is far on foot for a confident walker.

Location and neighborhood

Culture and history sit close together in Midtown South, Flatiron and Union Square, and walking is the clearest way to read them. The area runs from Union Square at 14th Street north to the blocks around Penn Station, taking in the Flatiron Building, Madison Square Park, NoMad, Koreatown and the hotel streets of Midtown South. North of 14th Street the Commissioners' Plan grid applies: numbered streets run east to west, avenues north to south, and Fifth Avenue divides East from West. Broadway cuts across the grid on a diagonal. From Made Hotel, these patterns are easy to trace on foot, and the older street plan begins just south of 14th Street.

The district's cultural layer is not confined to museums. Union Square has long served as a public gathering place, and Madison Square Park provides a green pause between office blocks and landmark buildings. The Flatiron Building marks the triangle where Fifth Avenue and Broadway meet, a piece of civic geometry that rewards a slow look from the sidewalk. Koreatown adds a distinct commercial and culinary character. Grand Central Terminal lies within easy reach for anyone interested in the city's rail history and public architecture. Check opening hours with the venue before visiting specific interiors, since access can vary.

Getting there and around

From Made Hotel, the airport is around 13 miles (21.3 km) away, Penn Station is around 0.8 miles (1.3 km) away, and the district center is around 0.8 miles (1.3 km) away. The subway runs all day and night, and contactless tap-to-pay works at the turnstiles. OMNY caps weekly spending after a set number of rides. Grand Central Terminal and Penn Station are the main rail points for onward trips, while the airports connect by train and bus. For short hops, walking is often quicker than riding, especially across the grid. Check current service changes with the transit authority before setting out.

Nearby sights and food

The High Line, an elevated park on a former freight rail line, runs from Gansevoort Street to West 34th Street at Hudson Yards. Hudson River Park and Little Island extend the waterfront walk. Observation decks give a high view of the grid, and Grand Central Terminal is a short trip east for its architecture and rail history. Broadway's theaters cluster around Times Square, where evening curtains are usually at 7 or 8 pm; check the curtain time with the theater. The Vessel at Hudson Yards is a landmark structure in the same western cluster. Check opening days and ticketing with the venue before visiting interiors or decks.

Eating in the district covers a wide range of cuisines and formats. Koreatown concentrates Korean barbecue, noodle soups, bakeries and late-night casual places. Around Union Square and Flatiron, lunch counters, coffee bars, delis and sit-down rooms serve Italian, Japanese, Mexican and American cooking. NoMad adds hotel dining rooms and modern bistros, while the streets near Penn Station lean toward quick meals for commuters. A farmers market at Union Square is worth checking on market days; confirm the schedule with the market before going. Reservations help at dinner, especially on weekends and during theater evenings.

A day from Made Hotel

A day from Made Hotel can begin with a walk north through the grid to Madison Square Park, then a slow look at the Flatiron Building from the sidewalk. Continue to Koreatown for a casual lunch, choosing by cuisine rather than by sign. In the afternoon, walk west toward the High Line and Hudson River Park, or take the subway to Grand Central Terminal for its architecture. Return through Union Square as the light fades. In the evening, check a Broadway curtain time or choose a neighborhood restaurant. Confirm opening hours and transit service with the venue and the transit authority before setting out, since both can change.

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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
• 24-hour security
• Air conditioning
• Alarm clock
• Balcony
• Bars
• Bathrobe
• Bathroom
• Breakfast
• Cleaning
• Coffee
• Concierge
• Crib
• Desk
• Dry cleaning service
• Express check in
• First aid
• Free Wi-Fi
• Garage
• Hairdryer
• Housekeeping
• Internet access
• Iron and board
• Laundry Service
• Elevators
• Luggage storage
• Massage
• Minibar
• Night club
• Non smoking rooms
• Parking
• Pets allowed
• Radio
• Restaurant
• Room Service
• Safe
• Shower
• Slippers
• Smoke detector
• Smoking area