When it opened in 1985, Morgans set the standard for Manhattan boutique hotels. With modern interiors by renowned designer Andrée Putnam and just 114 Hotel Rooms, this 4-star hotel combines high design with an intimate feel. And while the Madison Avenue location gives you easy access to top Midtown attractions, picturesque Murray Hill also lends a nice neighborhood vibe.

Definitely take some time to explore the adjacent Morgan Library & Museum, from which the hotel takes its name. Here, you can view original compositions by Mozart and Beethoven, and Michelangelo's and da Vinci's sketchbooks. Ready to trade culture for couture? Some of the city's best window-shopping and people-watching are just steps away, on Fifth Avenue. For views from above, walk 5 minutes to the Empire State Building (the hotel offers some pretty spectacular views of this Art Deco icon). A 15-minute stroll brings you to the bright lights of Times Square and the bright stars of the Theatre District.

An exclusive complimentary continental breakfast is served daily. Room service is available from 5 PM to 11 PM. Morgans also offers a stylish Living Room, where you can unwind with a cup of tea and a book from the library, or watch the big game with your canine companion at this pet-friendly establishment. A 24-hour fitness room offers state-of-the-art cardio equipment and TVs, so you can keep up with your workout.

Sophisticated Hotel Rooms offer a soothing retreat. Sleek modern design is accented by original black-and-white floral photos by Robert Mapplethorpe. Beds are dressed in Egyptian cotton linens and down duvets, so you can snuggle up in style and comfort. Wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge, and flat-screen HD TVs offer cable channels and pay movies.

The Morgans, a Morgans Original, centrally located in New York City, N.Y., just under 20 miles from La Guardia and JFK Airports, started the iconic boutique hotel trend in 1985. Morgans, a Morgans Original was designed by Andree Putman and is situated four blocks from the Empire State Building. The checkerboard lobby rug, inspired by vintage New York checker cabs, is an optical illusion repeated throughout this Manhattan hotel.

The hotel's restaurant, Asia de Cuba, fuses Asian and Latino cuisine. The fourth floor "Living Room" is an exclusive lounge for guests, offering a wide selection of teas, coffee, CDs, books and other conveniences throughout the day. Guests can begin their mornings with complimentary continental breakfasts and enjoy room service until late evening. Morgans also features complimentary use of a nearby fitness center, concierge service, limousines and Town Cars, business services, currency exchange, dry cleaning, and child care.

Hotel Rooms include rich fabrics of raw silk, brushed suede, cashmere and corded velvet. Original signed photographs by Robert Mapplethorpe hang on the walls. Black and white tiled bathrooms with pedestal sinks are nearly dizzying with visual appeal. The Hotel Rooms also include refrigerators with in-room refreshments, custom window seats, down comforters and 330-thread count sheets, private cleaning, and private direct telephone numbers. Fax machines, portable telephones, CD players and computers are available upon request.

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.

It's easy to fit in a workout in Morgans' small, modern fitness room, offering state-of-the-art cardio equipment and TVs. The hotel also offers complimentary day passes to nearby Equinox Fitness locations, where you can reserve personal training for a surcharge.

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Asia de Cuba - Pairing the irresistible flavors of Asian and Cuban cuisine, this fashionable and dramatically designed restaurant consistently draws a crowd of New Yorkers who know their food. Start with an innovative cocktail at the bar, then sit down to dishes from the unique sharing menu, like Tropical Hoisin-Roasted Duck. At the base of a 25-foot, illuminated image of a lush mountain and flowing waterfall sits a large communal table, a boon for solo diners.

Room service - Available during limited hours.

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at Check-In for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon Check-In and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.

The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, Check-In, or Check-Out.

The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required at Check-In for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon Check-In and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.