15 hotels with documented Shabbat and kosher arrangements — compiled from public sources with last-verified dates. Always confirm directly with the hotel before booking, and see the seven-point checklist for what to ask.
Luxury hotel at 485 Fifth Avenue at East 41st Street, listed by Chabad of Midtown Manhattan (509 Fifth Avenue) as a 2-minute walk from its center, which hosts daily services and reservation-based Shabbat meals. Chabad of Midtown's Hotels Near Us page lists it as a 2-minute walk from the center.
Landmark luxury hotel at 455 Madison Avenue, listed by Chabad of Midtown Manhattan as a 10-minute walk from its center at 509 Fifth Avenue, which hosts services and Shabbat meals by reservation. Chabad of Midtown's Hotels Near Us page lists it as a 10-minute walk from the center.
Boutique hotel at 44 West 44th Street, listed by Chabad of Midtown Manhattan as a 4-minute walk from its center at 509 Fifth Avenue, which offers services and Shabbat meals by reservation. Chabad of Midtown's Hotels Near Us page lists it as a 4-minute walk from the center.
French-brand hotel at 45 West 44th Street, listed by Chabad of Midtown Manhattan as a 4-minute walk from its Fifth Avenue center, which hosts services and Shabbat meals by reservation. Chabad of Midtown's Hotels Near Us page lists it as a 4-minute walk from the center.
Historic literary landmark hotel at 59 West 44th Street, listed by Chabad of Midtown Manhattan as a 5-minute walk from its Fifth Avenue center, which hosts services and reservation-based Shabbat meals. Chabad of Midtown's Hotels Near Us page lists it as a 5-minute walk from the center.
Upscale hotel adjacent to Central Park, described by Easy Kosher Travel's New York guide as a short walk from the Edmond J. Safra Synagogue and a Chabad House. Easy Kosher Travel notes a short walk to Safra Synagogue and a Chabad House.
4-star hotel three minutes from Times Square, recommended by Easy Kosher Travel's New York guide as close to synagogues and kosher restaurants and offering competitive pricing. Easy Kosher Travel lists it as close to synagogues and kosher restaurants.
Marriott hotel at 410 East 92nd Street, listed on the Chabad Israel Center's Places to Stay page with special Chabad rates; the center at 1766 Second Avenue is about a block away. Chabad Israel Center's page says special Chabad rates available at this hotel.
Boutique hotel at 1295 Madison Avenue in Carnegie Hill, listed on the Chabad Israel Center of the Upper East Side's Places to Stay page for visitors. Named on the Chabad Israel Center's visitor accommodation page.
Luxury hotel at 20 East 76th Street, listed on the Chabad Israel Center of the Upper East Side's Places to Stay page for visitors to the neighborhood. Named on the Chabad Israel Center's visitor accommodation page.
Boutique hotel at 2178 Broadway at West 77th Street, listed by Chabad of the West Side with a kosher cafe in the lobby, and by Talia's Steakhouse among hotels near Upper West Side synagogues. Chabad of the West Side's visitor page notes a Kosher Cafe in the Lobby; Chabad hosts a weekly Shabbat lunch.
Budget hotel on the Upper West Side near Central Park, listed in Easy Kosher Travel's New York guide as close to synagogues and kosher restaurants. Easy Kosher Travel notes it is close to synagogues and kosher restaurants; rooms are very small.
Budget hotel at 31 West 71st Street, recommended on Talia's Steakhouse's hotels-and-shuls page as close to many Upper West Side synagogues and about a 20-minute walk from the glatt kosher restaurant. Talia's Steakhouse calls it highly recommended, near the park and close to many shuls.
Hotel at 2130 Broadway at West 75th Street, listed on Chabad of the West Side's visitor accommodation page; the Chabad center at 170 West 97th Street hosts daily services and a weekly Shabbat lunch. Named on Chabad of the West Side's visitor page; many UWS synagogues are in the surrounding blocks.
Landmark hotel at 250 West 77th Street, listed on Chabad of the West Side's visitor accommodation page, near the cluster of Upper West Side Orthodox synagogues. Named on Chabad of the West Side's visitor page; Chabad hosts a weekly Shabbat kiddush lunch.
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