Kitano Hotel

The Japanese-owned Kitano Hotel in New York City brings luxury Asian accommodations to Park Avenue in prestigious Midtown Manhattan.

The Kitano Hotel's grand lobby features marble floors and polished mahogany walls. Original artwork can be found throughout the hotel, including work from famed Columbian artist Fernando Botero. The hotel provides guest passes to the fitness facilities of the nearby New York Sports Club.The Kitano's bar, serving rare sake imports, overlooks the lobby and Park Avenue from a bright second-floor mezzanine. The establishment comes alive as a piano bar during weekly jazz nights. The Kitano’s on-site restaurant, Nadaman Habukai, serves beautifully arranged Japanese cuisine in a contemporary setting.

Hotelbook Tip
For a traditional Japanese dining experience unrivaled in New York, guests may enjoy the authenticity of Nadaman Habukai’s tatami mat dining room.

Accommodations feature commissioned artwork and photography among clean lines and Asian-influenced furnishings. High-speed Internet access is available for guests with laptops. Guestrooms are soundproofed from exterior and interior noise. Marble decks the bathrooms, which include towel warmers, bathrobes and designer toiletries. Guests can enjoy the tranquil aroma of green tea, provided by in-room Japanese tea makers.

Perfectly situated in Midtown Manhattan, the Kitano Hotel near Grand Central Station and the Met Life Tower, is perfectly situated in Midtown Manhattan. The Empire State Building and Times Square are within seven blocks of the hotel. The Kitano Hotel is part of the Murray Hill neighborhood, spanning Madison Avenue to Lexington Avenue from 33rd Street to 39th Street, where the hotel is nestled among brownstones, 19th-century mansions and other historic buildings.

La Guardia Airport LGA 12 miles, John F. Kennedy Int'l Airport JFK 25 miles, Empire State Building nearby, Grand Central Station nearby, United Nations Building nearby