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120 West 44th St min price single:
259 min price double:
261 | Hotel Mela includes 228 brand new modern guestrooms and suites exquisitely decorated with earth-tone inspired decor providing guests a tranquil atmosphere of modern luxury and classic sophistication. Each of the hotela??s guestrooms and suites have been carefully designed to provide guests a unique level of comfort and relaxation, a full-range of traditional amenities and the latest in technology, including deluxe plush mattresses covered with fine duvets and 100 Egyptian cotton linen, flat-screen LCD TVs, CD/Alarm clocks with MP3 connection, dedicated 2-line phone service with cordless and land-line phones, mini-bars, safes, hairdryers, dataport high-speed internet access and complimentary WiFi. In addition, guests can enjoy a fine work-out on-site fitness center. The multi-lingual staff and concierge are available to assist guests with your every need. Hotel Mela is Midtown Manhattan s newest luxury boutique hotel, located just steps away from major business and tourist attractions, such as Times Square, Broadway, Rockefeller Center, Central Park, Radio City Music Hall, MoMa, Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, Madison Square Garden, and the fashionable retail shops of Madison Avenue, Fifth Avenue and Herald Square. The hotel provides an elegant and intimate Midtown Manhattan hotel experience, whether the traveler is visiting New York for business or leisure. Hotel Mela is located at 120 West 44th Street, New York NY 10036, in the heart of New York City s renowned theater and fashion districts. The Hotel Mela, a Desires Hotel, takes advantage of its central location right in the heart of the Time Square and Theatre District in New York City. Within easy walking distance of Manhattan s most popular arts and attractions - think Times Square, Broadway, Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music Hall, Carnegie Hall, Bryant Park, the New York Public Library and the Museum of Modern Art - you ll have no trouble experiencing New York City like a native. |
