Rooms & Accommodation
Inspired by the romance of ocean travel, and reminiscent of a private cabin on an upscale yacht, Hudson’s 1000 guest rooms – most with gorgeous views of the Private Park – have walls richly paneled in imported African wood, flowing white curtains, sleek stainless steel tables, crisp white linens, brass-riveted furniture and Starck’s modern take on the classic U.S. Naval chair. Bedside lamps with allegorical images designed by renowned painter Francesco Clemente lend a spirit of dreamlike fantasy to the room.
Most guestrooms have gorgeous views of the Private Park, and many have views of Central Park.
All rooms feature:
- Wireless High-Speed Internet Access (fee required)
- Gym and Business Suites
- Luxurious Bathroom Amenities by Agua
- King and Queen Size Beds (Twins Available)
- Down Comforters and Pillows
- Customized White Egyptian Cotton Sheets with 250 Thread Count
- Color Television with Full Cable Access
- HBO, MTV, VH1, CNN, Sports Channel
- Video on Demand with Entertainment Center Featuring AM/FM Radio, Satellite Music Channels, Compact Disc Player
- In Room Safe
- Non Smoking Rooms Available
- Private Telephone Number Direct to Each Room with Personalized Voicemail
- Data Port Connections for Modem/Fax Hook-Ups
- Portable computers, Mobile Phones, and Fax Machines Available Upon Request
- Newspapers of Your Choice Delivered to the Door Upon Request
Activities
- 24-Hour Workout Room
- Private One-on-One Physical Trainers Available Upon Request
- In room massage available upon request. Spa service referrals available upon request
- Located on the 15th floor, the Sky Terrace is a large private landscaped terrace with sweeping city and Hudson River views – all for the exclusive enjoyment of hotel guests. It is the ideal spot for soaking up the sun and enjoying a quiet drink and light fare while admiring the breathtaking view
- Reminiscent of an old English club or drawing room, the Library is the perfect cozy hangout for relaxing by the enormous fireplace, chatting and drinking with friends, shooting billiards, playing a computer game, or reading a book from its extensive collection on topics ranging from film, theater, fashion and art, to travel and politics.
- An artful blend of old and new, the Library features an antique billiards table, classic English leather sofas and wing chairs, and antique area rugs residing alongside cyber-desks fitted with state-of-the-art laptop computers
- In the heart of the elevated lobby is an enchanting Private Park with towering 45-foot trees, ivy-covered walls, and an inspired assortment of antique and modern garden furniture. Outfitted with heaters and a glass roof, it is Hudson’s own microcosm of Central Park: an extraordinary refuge for eating, drinking, relaxing, and enjoying the outdoors while removed from the bustle of the city below
What To Do
- Central Park - 2 blocks
- Lincoln Center - 5 blocks
- Museum of Modern Art - 10 blocks
- Chelsea - 2 miles
- Lower East Side - 3.5 miles
- Wall Street - 4 miles
Dining
- Inspired in equal parts by an Ivy League dining hall, eat-in kitchen and 1940s automat, the Hudson Cafeteria is a soaring and dramatic, yet warm and intimate space with oversized communal wood tables and benches, whimsical stained glass windows, and enormous working cupboards stocked, pantry style, with the kitchen’s dishes, cups, and utensils. Under the direction of renowned restaurateur Jeffrey Chodorow, the acclaimed menu features comfort food served with a modern twist.
- One of New York’s hottest nightspots from the moment it opened, Hudson Bar is a dazzling venue decorated in a riotous collection of styles. It features a glass floor lit from beneath, a hand painted ceiling by world-renowned artist Francesco Clemente, and furniture design that looks like Louis XV meets 2001: A Space Odyssey. It is the perfect place for drinks, lively conversation, people-watching, and experiencing the undeniable excitement of New York
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