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New York City, New York
Micro-boutique hotel on West 38th Street with rooftop bar and skyline views
A 489-room micro-boutique hotel on West 38th Street, at the edge of Hell's Kitchen and the Garment District. Rooms average 175 square feet — compact by design, with wireless bedside charging, 55-inch TVs, and a blue-and-grey palette. The trade-off is expansive public space: Altair serves modern American downstairs, ART Midtown is a 26th-floor rooftop bar with Hudson Yards and Times Square skyline views, and the Atrium Lounge doubles as a co-working space by day. The location puts you within walking distance of the Broadway theater cluster, Hell's Kitchen's gay bar corridor on 8th and 9th Avenues, and the High Line. Arlo Hotels publish Pride city guides and have hosted World Pride art installations at their sister properties.
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