CITY CLUB HOTEL, New York

City Club Hotel has 325-square-foot rooms with multi-line phones with voice mail and wireless internet. Rooms include one queen-size feather down bed and one ultra suede daybed. Some rooms feature city views. Bathrooms feature chocolate-marble. Street-view two-story suites feature a downstairs living room, a dining area, and a powder room, plus a spiral staircase to the master bedroom and chocolate marble master bathroom. Suites include a king-size feather down bed and 20-foot ornate original ceilings, plus a private terrace. Rooms have ironing facilities, heating, air conditioning, a mini-bar, a sitting area, a trouser press, a dining table, and a sink. Free toiletries are provided. All rooms have a flat-screen TV and carpeted floor. Each room has an ultra-suede daybed to accommodate a third guest for a total of six guests.

DB Bistro Moderne serves French-American cuisine in casual and private settings.

City Club Hotel is in Midtown West, near sights, offices, and subway lines. The Empire State Building is 0.5 km away. The New York Public Library and Rockefeller Center are 0.5 km away. The Museum of Modern Art is 0.5 km away. Broadway is 1 km away. The High Line is 2 km away, passing through the 10th Avenue side of the building. Central Park and The Metropolitan Museum of Art are 3 km away. Nearby railway stations include New York Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal. The nearest airports are LaGuardia, John F. Kennedy International Airport, and Newark Liberty International Airport.

City Club Hotel is committed to making facilities, amenities, and services accessible to guests with disabilities. Guest Service Agents will have you read and agree to a Pet Waiver. Any item, except perishable items, left behind by a guest and found after check-out by Housekeeping will be kept in a secure location for collection by management for up to fourteen days. City Club Hotel is not responsible for any item left behind by a guest.

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