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Step out onto the Edge sky deck, browse The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards or pick up the High Line on its way south into Chelsea. Hudson Yards is approximately a 10-minute walk west of The New Yorker Hotel, so Manhattan’s newest neighborhood is easy to fit around the rest of your trip.
Spend the day on the West Side, then return to a comfortable room, three on-site restaurants and the character of our Art Deco hotel.
Head west along 34th Street and the skyline changes quickly, from the Art Deco landmarks around the hotel to the glass towers of Hudson Yards. The walk takes around 10 minutes, and the 7 train at 34 St–Hudson Yards is close by if you are heading on across Manhattan.
It is an easy start for a morning on the High Line, an afternoon at Edge or an evening performance at The Shed. When your plans are finished, the walk back to the hotel is just as simple.
Planning a wider West Side itinerary? Explore our guide to things to do near Penn Station.
After the glass and steel of Hudson Yards, The New Yorker offers a different side of Manhattan: an Art Deco landmark with comfortable rooms and a team ready to help plan your next stop. Stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi or fit in a workout at the 24-hour fitness center.
Three restaurants mean dinner does not require another journey across Manhattan. Choose classic comfort food at Tick Tock Diner, Italian favorites at Trattoria Bianca or a steakhouse experience inside a former bank vault at Butcher & Banker.
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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?
Hudson Yards can fill anything from a quick visit to a full day. Book timed experiences such as Edge and Vessel in advance, then leave time to explore the public square, shops and restaurants around them.
| Hudson Yards Highlight | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| Edge | An outdoor sky deck 100 floors up, with a glass floor and 360-degree city views |
| Vessel | A climbable landmark at the center of the Public Square and Gardens, with timed tickets |
| The Shed | A cultural center commissioning and presenting new work across art forms |
| The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards | Shopping alongside dozens of places to eat, from Mercado Little Spain to Russ & Daughters |
| The High Line | An elevated park running from Hudson Yards south through Chelsea’s gallery district |
| Public Square and Gardens | Open space and plantings surrounding Vessel |
| Javits Center | Trade shows and conventions, around a 17-minute walk from the hotel |
A trip to Hudson Yards can be one highlight of a much bigger New York stay. From The New Yorker, you can pair Edge and the High Line with an event at Madison Square Garden across the street, a Broadway show near Times Square or a conference at the Javits Center.
Choose the room or suite that suits your trip, enjoy the convenience of dining at the hotel and use Penn Station, directly opposite, for connections across the city and beyond.
Hudson Yards is approximately a 10-minute walk west of The New Yorker Hotel. Walking times may vary depending on your pace and pedestrian traffic.
Walk west along 34th Street toward the Hudson Yards towers. The 7 train also stops at 34 St–Hudson Yards, and taxis and rideshare services are available.
Popular experiences include Edge, Vessel, The Shed, the High Line and The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards. Edge and Vessel use timed tickets, so book ahead for your preferred time.
Yes. The Javits Center is around a 17-minute walk from the hotel, so it is easy to combine a conference with time at Hudson Yards. See our guide to staying near the Javits Center.
Yes. The hotel offers double rooms and suites for different group sizes, and Hudson Yards has plenty of space to explore, from the High Line to the public square and gardens.