Nyma New York Manhattan Hotel

About Nyma New York Manhattan Hotel

Few Manhattan addresses put so much within walking distance. Nyma New York Manhattan Hotel sits on West 32nd Street in Midtown South, with Penn Station about 0.4 miles (0.7 km) away in a straight line, Times Square about 0.7 miles (1.1 km) and Grand Central Terminal about 0.6 miles (1 km). The stay suits travelers who want a plain, central base for a first visit, a work week or a theater evening, and who plan to spend the day out in the city. Couples, small families and business guests fit the same profile: practical, easy to reach, close to the subway.

Nyma New York Manhattan Hotel is a 3-star hotel in the Midtown South part of Manhattan, the kind of place built for sleeping and showering between long days out rather than for lounging. The booking supplier's guest score is 3.7 out of 5 from 1241 reviews, which points to a steady, unassuming welcome rather than a polished one. Read a few recent reviews before you book and match them to your own expectations. Rooms, rates and availability open live in the IMPT app.

Rooms and listed facilities

Listed facilities at Nyma New York Manhattan Hotel cover the basics of a city stay: a restaurant, a bar, a gym, room service, laundry service, elevators, luggage storage and newspapers. Couples can plan dinner at the hotel restaurant and skip the walk home. Families can use luggage storage on arrival day and laundry service on a longer trip. Business guests get room service for late working hours. Late arrivals should confirm reception hours and the last room service time with the property before traveling, since these change by season and by day.

Room types, bed layouts and what each rate includes are worth checking directly with the property before you commit, because a 3-star building in Midtown South often mixes compact and larger rooms. Travelers who need quiet should ask for a room away from the street and confirm it in writing. The supplier's guest score of 3.7 out of 5 from 1241 reviews is a fair guide to what to expect: comfortable, central and straightforward, with the city doing the entertaining.

The setting

Nyma New York Manhattan Hotel stands at 6 West 32nd Street in Midtown South, on a block just west of Fifth Avenue where the streets run straight and the numbering is easy to follow. Penn Station is about 0.4 miles (0.7 km) away in a straight line, which makes the hotel practical on arrival day. Grand Central Terminal is about 0.6 miles (1 km), Times Square about 0.7 miles (1.1 km), the observation decks about 0.6 miles (1 km), the High Line and Hudson Yards about 0.9 miles (1.5 km), Central Park at Fifth Avenue and 59th Street about 1.4 miles (2.2 km).

Location and neighborhood

Midtown South, Flatiron and Union Square cover the stretch of Manhattan between 14th Street and the blocks around Penn Station, and Nyma New York Manhattan Hotel sits inside that frame. Fifth Avenue divides east from west, while Broadway cuts diagonally across the grid, so few walks here follow a straight line. Union Square anchors the south, Madison Square Park and the Flatiron Building hold the middle, and Koreatown and NoMad fill the streets toward 34th Street. Offices, schools and apartment blocks mix with hotels, which gives the district a working rhythm rather than a resort one.

The grid makes orientation simple once you learn it. Numbered streets run east-west and avenues run north-south, with street numbers rising as you head north. Subway stations are dense, with stops at Union Square, 23rd Street, 28th Street and 34th Street, though service changes are common, so check current status with the operator before a trip from Nyma New York Manhattan Hotel. Evenings pull theatergoers north toward the Theater District and send residents and students into the parks. Spring and autumn are the mildest seasons for walking, and the blocks stay busy year-round.

Getting there and around

Penn Station, on 34th Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues, and Grand Central Terminal, at 42nd Street and Park Avenue, are the two main rail hubs, both a short trip from Nyma New York Manhattan Hotel. The hotel sits around 0.6 miles (1 km) from Penn Station and around 13 miles (21.2 km) from the airports, a road distance that varies with traffic. JFK and Newark are typically 45 to 75 minutes from Midtown depending on traffic and connections; LaGuardia is closest by road, with the free Q70 bus linking to the subway. Tap a contactless card or phone to pay on the subway, which runs 24 hours. Vehicles entering Manhattan below 60th Street pay a congestion toll.

Nearby sights and food

Madison Square Park and Union Square are the district's two open spaces, and both are free to enter. The Flatiron Building stands where Fifth Avenue meets Broadway. The High Line, an elevated park on a former freight line, begins at Gansevoort Street and runs north to Hudson Yards, where the Vessel stands. Grand Central Terminal is a short ride north for the concourse alone, and observation decks at the Empire State Building and Rockefeller Center give views over the island and its rivers. Broadway theaters cluster around Times Square, with evening curtains typically at 7 or 8 pm; check the show.

Food here covers a wide range without long trips. Koreatown, near 32nd Street, concentrates Korean restaurants and late-night counters. Around Union Square and NoMad, Italian, Indian, Japanese, Mexican and Thai kitchens sit beside steakhouses and seafood rooms. Delis and slice shops handle lunch with sandwiches and pizza, and coffee bars fill the side streets. Reservations help at dinner, particularly before theater curtains and through the holiday season from late November into early January. Many kitchens stay open later than the shops around them.

A day from Nyma New York Manhattan Hotel

A day from Nyma New York Manhattan Hotel begins with breakfast near Union Square, then a walk north through Madison Square Park to the Flatiron Building. Continue to the High Line and follow the elevated path toward Hudson Yards, where the Vessel stands. Stop for lunch in NoMad or Koreatown. In the afternoon, ride north to Grand Central Terminal to see the concourse, then pick an observation deck; reserve ahead on busy days. Come back south along Fifth Avenue for dinner, and if a show is planned, check curtain times with the theater and leave room for the walk to the Theater District. Winter evenings are cold, so a warm layer helps.

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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.

• Bars
• Currency exchange
• Gym
• Hairdryer
• Laundry Service
• Elevators
• Luggage storage
• Multilingual staff
• Newspapers
• Restaurant
• Room Service