The Kitano Hotel New York, New York

The Prince Kitano New York offers spacious double rooms and suites. Rooms feature air conditioning, soundproof walls, and a private bathroom with a bath and bidet. Amenities include a flat-screen cable TV, minibar, work desk, seating area, wardrobe, electric kettle, and a safe deposit box. Suites include a living room and a separate bedroom.

The Kitano's Hakubai restaurant is Michelin-rated and serves a modern interpretation of traditional Japanese cuisine, incorporating seasonal ingredients. Executive Chef Yukihiro Sato prepares a multi-course dinner served on porcelain dishware. Each dish builds a progression of flavors.

Guests can enjoy nightly jazz performances at Jazz at Kitano, which also serves breakfast, lunch, and small plates. The Penthouse, designed by Johnny Marsh, features floor-to-ceiling glass doors opening onto terraces with views of the Manhattan skyline, including the Empire State Building, Met Life Building, and the Chrysler Building. A rooftop bar offers views of Manhattan.

The Prince Kitano New York is steps from the Empire State Building, Grand Central Terminal, and Times Square. It is 400 m from Grand Central-42nd Street and 450 m from Grand Central. Nearby landmarks include the Rockefeller Center (1.5 km), Top of the Rock (1.5 km), St. Patrick's Cathedral (1 km), and the New York Public Library (0.5 km).

The Kitano Hotel New York displays a rotating collection of gallery pieces, including the bronze sculpture 'Dog' by Fernando Botero. Hakubai restaurant houses an extensive collection by Tatsuya Ishiodori. The Mezzanine pathway has a window into artifacts from cultural institutions. The hotel is near The Metropolitan Museum of Art and MoMA.