Night Hotel Broadway

Night Hotel Broadway was a unique fixture in its Upper West Side neighborhood, offering a starkly modern and stylish alternative to the area’s more traditional accommodations. Located on West 94th Street, it brought a dose of downtown chic to a classic uptown residential setting. The hotel was part of the “Night Hotels” collection, a brand known for its bold, monochromatic design philosophy and gothic-inspired elegance. It provided travelers with an edgy, design-focused experience a few blocks from the natural beauty of Central Park and Riverside Park.

The hotel’s interior design was its most defining characteristic. Adhering to the brand’s signature aesthetic, the decor was a dramatic interplay of black, white, and gray. This created a moody and sophisticated atmosphere that stood in deliberate contrast to the historic pre-war architecture of the surrounding buildings. Guest rooms and public spaces featured sleek, minimalist furniture, dark walls, and custom design elements that reinforced the nocturnal theme. The overall ambiance was one of intimate, urban coolness.

Its general appeal was to a younger, fashion-conscious traveler who appreciated bold design and sought an experience beyond the ordinary. It attracted visitors who wanted to stay in the more serene, residential environment of the Upper West Side while still enjoying the trendy vibe of a boutique hotel. It offered a middle ground between the bustling energy of Midtown and the quiet charm of a neighborhood, making it a distinctive choice for those in the know.

• Former Guest Room Amenities
  • A striking black-and-white color palette
  • Custom beds with premium linens
  • Flat-screen televisions
  • Work desks
  • In-room safes
  • Bathrooms with contemporary fixtures and bath products
• Former Hotel Facilities
  • 24-hour front desk and reception
  • Concierge services to assist with tickets, transportation, and reservations
  • Daily housekeeping services
  • Complimentary Wi-Fi in public areas
  • Luggage storage
• Former Dining and Lounge Areas
  • The hotel did not feature a full-service restaurant on-site. Its focus was on accommodation, with a small lounge or lobby area for guests. The prime Upper West Side location meant a vast array of neighborhood cafes, celebrated restaurants, and classic bars were just steps away.
• Former Recreational Options
  • The hotel did not have on-site recreational facilities such as a gym or pool. Its primary recreational draw was its excellent location, providing guests with direct and easy access to the extensive running paths, walking trails, and cultural landmarks within both Central Park and Riverside Park.
• Local Highlights of its Past Location
  • Central Park
  • American Museum of Natural History
  • Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
  • Beacon Theatre
  • The historic brownstones and classic architecture of the Upper West Side
  • Columbia University
  • A diverse selection of local shops and eateries on Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue

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