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Hampton Inn Manhattan/Times Square Central is a modern, compact Hampton by Hilton in the Broadway Theater District, about 0.1 miles from Times Square. It is strongest for location and practical value, with free hot breakfast, Wi-Fi, a rooftop deck, and a fitness center, but no pool, spa, restaurant, bar, parking, or executive lounge.
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“Hampton Inn Manhattan/Times Square Central is a modern, compact Hampton by Hilton in the Broadway Theater District, about 0.1 miles from Times Square. It is strongest for location and practical value, with free hot breakfast, Wi-Fi, a rooftop deck, and a fitness center, but no pool, spa, restaurant, bar, parking, or executive lounge.”
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Hampton Inn Manhattan/Times Square Central is a mid-range Hampton by Hilton in Midtown Manhattan’s Times Square and Theater District area. The hotel sits at 220 West 41st Street between 7th and 8th Avenues, placing guests about 0.1 miles from Times Square and Broadway theaters, with Madison Square Garden, the Empire State Building, Rockefeller Center, Bryant Park, and Central Park also within Midtown reach. The property is a modern, vertical New York hotel built in 2015, with 300 non-smoking rooms in a high-rise format. Rooms are compact but contemporary, with practical features such as premium bedding, free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, laptop-compatible safes, and streaming entertainment; connecting rooms and cribs are available for some stays. Amenities focus on select-service convenience rather than resort-style facilities. Guests get free hot breakfast, a rooftop deck with Midtown views, a fitness center, complimentary Wi-Fi, pet-friendly rooms, a snack bar/deli, vending machines, and app-based features such as Digital Check-In and Digital Key. This is not a luxury hotel and it does not offer a pool, spa, executive lounge, full restaurant, bar, room service, or on-site parking. Its strength is location: it works especially well for theater-goers, first-time visitors, and business travelers who want easy access to Times Square, Port Authority, subway lines, restaurants, and Midtown offices.
A standard king room is the most compact and straightforward option for one or two guests who want a central Midtown base. Expect a modern Hampton layout with practical in-room comforts rather than extra living space.
This room type is suited to friends, families, or coworkers who prefer separate beds. It keeps the same compact Midtown footprint while accommodating more guests than the king layout.
Higher-floor or city-view rooms are the best fit for guests who want more of the vertical Midtown setting. Availability depends on room category and assignment, but city-view room references and the hotel’s Midtown-view positioning make this the view-oriented choice.
Connecting rooms can be requested for families or small groups who need adjacent space while staying in standard room layouts. Availability is not guaranteed and should be confirmed with the hotel.
The hotel’s main food offering is a free hot breakfast buffet for guests. It is a casual, self-service Hampton-style setup rather than a full-service restaurant.
An on-site snack bar/deli provides convenient packaged and quick items for guests. It suits late arrivals or quick refueling between sightseeing, but it is not a full restaurant.
Coffee and tea are available in the lobby, and vending machines are listed among the hotel’s practical amenities. These are convenience options rather than a bar or café.
These shoulder-season months usually offer mild, comfortable weather with lower crowds and prices than the summer and holiday peaks, while avoiding New York’s hottest, most humid period.
January and February are the coldest winter months and commonly the cheapest but least comfortable for weather; July and August bring the hottest, most humid summer conditions; December is a peak holiday month with higher prices and heavier crowds.
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Dense Midtown West setting in the Times Square and Theater District area, surrounded by Broadway theaters, restaurants, shopping, transit, and heavy pedestrian activity.
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