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See New York from one of its most famous viewpoints without planning another journey across the city. The Empire State Building is approximately a 10-minute walk from The New Yorker Hotel, making morning, sunset, and evening visits easy to add to your itinerary.
Continue the Art Deco experience back at the hotel, where comfortable rooms, spacious suites and three distinctive restaurants are waiting after your visit.
Follow West 34th Street from the hotel toward Fifth Avenue, and you will reach the Empire State Building without needing the subway. The short walk gives you the freedom to choose the entry time that best suits your plans. Visit early before a full day of sightseeing, reserve a sunset ticket or watch Manhattan light up after dark. Being close to the hotel also makes it easier to adapt your plans if the weather or visibility changes. Discover more places to add to your stay with our guide to things to do near Penn Station.
The Empire State Building and The New Yorker both rose during Manhattan’s great Art Deco era. Staying here allows you to experience that history while enjoying the comforts expected from a modern city hotel.
Guests have access to Wi-Fi, a fitness center, business facilities, self-parking and three places to eat. Stop at Tick Tock Diner for an early breakfast, enjoy Italian favorites at Trattoria Bianca or finish the evening at Butcher & Banker.
Stay longer and save up to 25% with flexible, refundable rates, making it easy to extend your Manhattan adventure.
If you’re planning to explore Manhattan, why not start your day with an inclusive breakfast at The New Yorker’s iconic Tick Tock Diner?
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The Empire State Building experience combines panoramic views with immersive exhibits exploring the landmark’s construction, design, and place in popular culture. Reservations are timed, so choose your preferred experience before completing the rest of your plans.
| Empire State Building Highlight | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| 86th Floor Observatory | Open-air observation deck with panoramic Manhattan views |
| 102nd Floor Observatory | Enclosed observation deck at the top of the building |
| Immersive Exhibits | Displays exploring the building’s construction and history |
| Art Deco Lobby | Restored architectural details inside the landmark |
| King Kong Experience | Interactive display inspired by the building’s movie history |
| Fifth Avenue | Shopping and sightseeing around the building |
| Koreatown | Restaurants and late-night dining around West 32nd Street |
| Macy’s Herald Square | Landmark department store close to the Empire State Building |
The Empire State Building may bring you to Midtown, but The New Yorker gives you a comfortable base for everything else you want to experience. Walk to the observation decks, explore the surrounding neighborhood, and return to the hotel whenever you are ready to recharge.
Book a comfortable room or spacious suite, dine without leaving the hotel, and enjoy a location that keeps the rest of Manhattan open to you.
The Empire State Building is approximately a 10-minute walk from The New Yorker Hotel. Walking times may vary depending on pedestrian traffic.
Leave the hotel and follow West 34th Street east toward Fifth Avenue. The visitor entrance is located on West 34th Street.
Timed reservations are required, so booking ahead is recommended, particularly for sunset, evening, weekend, and holiday visits. Check the official attraction website for current tickets and opening hours.
Nearby attractions include Macy’s Herald Square, Koreatown, Bryant Park and the New York Public Library. Visitors can also explore the stores and landmarks along Fifth Avenue.
Absolutely. The hotel offers double rooms and family suites for different group sizes, while the short walk helps make sightseeing simpler with children.