Hotel

The New Yorker, A Wyndham Hotel

Name: The New Yorker, A Wyndham Hotel
Address: 481 8th Avenue, 10001, New York City, New York, United States

The New Yorker is a large 1930 Art Deco hotel opposite Penn Station, with compact rooms, family suites, 24-hour dining and extensive event space.

City guideMidtown West

Ramada Plaza New Yorker in New York City — New Yorker Hotel in Midtown ManhattanErmell / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0

Why stay here

The New Yorker opened in 1930 at 481 Eighth Avenue and remains recognizable by its red rooftop sign and stepped Art Deco massing. The entrance faces the Penn Station district, with Madison Square Garden, Moynihan Train Hall and multiple subway lines immediately around the hotel.

The experience

Its large room inventory ranges from compact Metro rooms to city-view categories and suites with separate living areas or multiple beds. Original engineering history survives in exhibitions and basement spaces, while more than 30,000 square feet of meeting rooms support conferences and large groups.

Before you book

Tick Tock Diner operates around the clock and Trattoria Bianca adds Italian dining, with a fitness centre and business services completing the stay. ‘Ramada Plaza New Yorker’ is obsolete branding; the active property is The New Yorker, A Wyndham Hotel, and its current name now leads the record.

Sources and updates

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Last editorial review: 2026-07-01

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