For upscale shopping, walk about a half-mile east of the hotel to Fifth Avenue, where you'll find the flagship Saks department store and a host of designer boutiques. If you prefer culture to couture, the world-famous Museum of Modern Art is less than a 15-minute walk from Hilton Garden Inn. Once you've worked up an appetite, take your pick from the diverse dining choices along Restaurant Row, just 2 blocks from the hotel.

You don't have to venture beyond the hotel for a gourmet meal, though. Before heading out for an evening of music or theater, stop by Pigalle for dinner. This Parisian-style brasserie offers traditional French fare (be sure to save room for the crème brûlée). After the show, return to Pigalle's bar for a nightcap. And if you get late-night cravings, the 24-hour Pavilion Pantry in the lobby sells snacks, drinks, and ready-to-cook meals (easy to heat and store with Hotel Rooms microwaves and refrigerators).

When the day is done, retreat to a spacious, modern Hotel Rooms. Squeeze in a last-minute workout with a complimentary Stay Fit Kit while you watch a movie on the flat-panel HDTV. Or finish up last-minute work with complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet access (you can even print remotely to the 24-hour business center at no charge).

Some of NYC’s best-known landmarks are north of 14th and south of 59th—or Midtown Manhattan. Here, couples kiss atop the Empire State Building. Grand Central Station’s opal-faced clock is a famed meeting spot. While fortunes are made on Wall Street, fortunes are spent at Fifth Avenue’s shops. Other highlights include Madison Square Garden, the United Nations, and the Garment and Diamond districts.

Open from early morning until late evening, the complimentary fitness center provides free weights, strength-training equipment, and cardio machines. Complimentary Stay Fit Kits can be borrowed from the front desk for Hotel Rooms use. Each kit includes a Pilates band; an 8-pound abs ball; 3-pound hand weights; a resistance rope; and yoga mat, strap, and bricks.

Let the West Coast have Hollywood; Broadway’s lights are just as bright, and many screen actors come to the Great White Way to gain acting credibility. Area attractions include Carnegie Hall, Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music Hall, and the Museum of Modern Art. Resplendent St. Patrick’s Cathedral takes up a block at Fifth and 50th. Once seedy, Times Square now hosts ABC, MTV, and NASDAQ.

Pigalle - Styled like a 1950s brasserie with a pressed-tin ceiling and a zinc bar from Paris, this restaurant serves traditional French cuisine. Menu highlights include a classic Croque Monsieur, Steak Frites, and hearty Cassoulet. Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch.

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