Ace Hotel New York

Ace Hotel New York occupies a 1904 building at 20 West 29th Street in the NoMad district of Manhattan, New York City, United States, close to Broadway, the Empire State Building, Madison Square Park and Koreatown on West 32nd Street. The neighbourhood is served by the N, R and W subway lines at 28th Street and by the 6 train on Park Avenue South, and Penn Station is about a fifteen-minute walk. The property helped popularise the design-led boutique hotel model in the city, with a lobby that doubles as a working space, cafe and social hub, filled with vintage furniture, custom art and a steady stream of locals with laptops. Rooms are styled with a raw, industrial-meets-vintage aesthetic and range from compact Bunk Rooms with built-in beds to Medium Rooms, Deluxe Rooms and Suites, some with record players, guitars or Smeg-style fridges depending on the category. Dining and drinking are central to the identity of the property, with a restaurant and bar operating in the lobby area and a coffee shop serving breakfast and drinks through the day. The hotel has a fitness centre, free wifi and a pet-friendly policy, and it is known for hosting events, pop-ups and DJ nights that give it a lively atmosphere. Service is relaxed and informal rather than formal, and the concierge-style help is geared toward local recommendations. The Ace suits creative travellers, solo visitors and younger couples who want a stylish base with energy, and it is less suited to guests who want a quiet, formal environment because the lobby can be busy. Nightly rates typically run from about $250 to $600, with Bunk Rooms at the lower end and suites at the top. The address is convenient for Midtown attractions, while the neighbourhood's restaurants and cocktail bars make evening outings easy.