The Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York: from $542 a night

From $542 a night at The Fifth Avenue Hotel, checked Nov 1, 2026. Jan 1–3, 2027, 2 adults: $1,083 total on Axel; Booking.com listed $1,948 for the same stay when seen.

The Fifth Avenue Hotel is a design-led five-star boutique hotel in NoMad in New York, United States.

Address: 1 West 28th Street, New York. Property ID: 1313409.

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Total price: $4,225 USD

2026-12-05 to 2026-12-08 · 3 nights · 2 adults · 1 room.

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About The Fifth Avenue Hotel

• Property type: Hotel
• 5-star hotel
• 1 West 28th Street, New York
• City page: Hotels in New York

Axel's take: 8.9/10

Choose it for distinctive luxury, not maximum space or flawless execution.

• Choose it for: Expressive interiors, Café Carmellini and personal butler assistance.
• Skip it if: You want sprawling entry rooms, a full spa or assured evening bar seating.

Axel's opinion of The Fifth Avenue Hotel, from the hotel's website and recent guest reviews. Sources: Hotel website · Tripadvisor · Expedia · Reddit · mta.info · nbcnewyork.com. Reviewed Oct 27, 2026.

Room types

Room types and selected features reported for this hotel. Check your dates for availability.

Source: ETG room descriptions.

Double room with city view (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
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Double Terrace room (full double bed)

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Nomad Double room (full double bed)

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Nomad Twin room (twin beds)

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Grand Double room (full double bed)

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The Mansion Double Terrace Junior Suite (full double bed)

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The Mansion Suite

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The Mansion Quadruple Suite

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The Mansion Double Suite (full double bed)

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The Mansion Double Terrace Suite (full double bed)

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The Mansion Twin Suite (twin beds)

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2 Bedrooms The Fifth Avenue Sextuple Suite

• Bedrooms: 2
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The Fifth Avenue Double Suite (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
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The Baudelaire Double Suite (full double bed)

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The Topiary Double Suite (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
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The Flaneur Double Suite (full double bed)

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Quadruple The Connector

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Double Studio Suite (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
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Location

A well-connected NoMad base for dining, downtown exploring and Midtown sightseeing.

• The block: The hotel occupies the northwest corner of Fifth Avenue and West 28th Street; its entrance is on the north side of 28th, toward Broadway. This is a working Manhattan block, not a park-front setting. Madison Square Park is south; the Empire State Building is 7 minutes on foot, and the High Line is 20.
• Getting around: Use the Broadway subway at 28th Street for north–south trips, with the Lexington Avenue line east at Park Avenue South. Times Square is 8 minutes by transit; the Metropolitan Museum is 29. Walking works best around NoMad and Flatiron. For airport trips with luggage, a car avoids transfers but remains exposed to Manhattan traffic.
• After dark: Restaurant and cocktail traffic gives the hotel an evening scene, while Fifth Avenue stays an urban thoroughfare. Guest accounts praise soundproofing: the busy setting does not automatically mean noisy bedrooms.

Location and comparisons: Reviewed Oct 27, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Tripadvisor · Expedia · Reddit · mta.info · nbcnewyork.com.

Best areas in New York for travelers without a car

• Herald Square & Penn Station: 8.7/10 for travelers without a car. Penn Station and Herald Square combine regional rail, numerous subway lines and walkable Midtown sights.
• Times Square & Theater District: 8.6/10 for travelers without a car. Multiple subway corridors and Broadway on foot make changing plans easy without relying on a car.
• Midtown East & Grand Central: 8.3/10 for travelers without a car. Grand Central’s subway and LIRR connections work well; avoid adding unnecessary walks by staying too far east.
• Chelsea & Meatpacking District: 8.2/10 for travelers without a car. Choose near Seventh or Eighth Avenue for easier trains alongside walkable galleries, markets and the High Line.
• Central Park South & Columbus Circle: 8.2/10 for travelers without a car. Columbus Circle’s subway lines pair with park access and manageable walks to MoMA.
• Hell's Kitchen & Hudson Yards: 8.1/10 for travelers without a car.
• SoHo & Greenwich Village: 7.9/10 for travelers without a car.
• Lower Manhattan: 7.5/10 for travelers without a car.
• Lower East Side & East Village: 7.2/10 for travelers without a car.
• Williamsburg, Brooklyn: 5.7/10 for travelers without a car.
• Downtown Brooklyn & DUMBO: 5.5/10 for travelers without a car.
• Long Island City: 5.1/10 for travelers without a car. Where to stay in New York for travelers without a car

Hotels around The Fifth Avenue Hotel

• The Ned NoMad (Broadway, just west of Fifth Avenue). The Ned wins when: Vintage-inspired luxury, comfortable beds and a dining-and-cocktail focus, if dark interiors appeal. Keep The Fifth Avenue Hotel when: Keep the Fifth for colorful interiors and its Mansion-and-Tower choice; the Ned's entry rooms can also be snug, and club access is not assured.
• Ace Hotel New York (West 29th Street at Broadway). Ace wins when: A characterful social lobby and a more casual base when full luxury service is unnecessary. Keep The Fifth Avenue Hotel when: Keep the Fifth for a more polished room experience and butler assistance; Ace's dim, worn rooms and variable noise are meaningful compromises.

Alternatives for the same trip

• Pendry Manhattan West (Hell's Kitchen & Hudson Yards). Pendry wins when: Quiet contemporary luxury, particularly thorough housekeeping and a Manhattan West address. Keep The Fifth Avenue Hotel when: The Fifth wins for richly decorative interiors, Café Carmellini and a NoMad base rather than the far West Side.
• The Plaza Hotel (Central Park South & Columbus Circle). The Plaza wins when: Traditional grandeur, generously sized rooms and Central Park immediately outside; the dated closure notice below limits this comparison. Keep The Fifth Avenue Hotel when: The Fifth wins for a more intimate, colorful hotel and a location better aligned with Flatiron and downtown exploring.

Getting around from The Fifth Avenue Hotel

Travel times from Google's hotel listing; walking unless noted.

• LaGuardia Airport: 24 min by taxi.
• Newark Liberty International Airport: 34 min by taxi.
• John F. Kennedy International Airport: 37 min by taxi.
• Westchester County Airport: 53 min by taxi.
• Empire State Building: 7 min.
• Times Square: 8 min by transit.
• The Museum of Modern Art: 20 min by transit.
• Grand Central Terminal: 12 min by transit.
• The High Line: 20 min.
• The Plaza: 15 min by transit.
• Rockefeller Center: 13 min by transit.
• Whitney Museum of American Art: 24 min by transit.
• The Metropolitan Museum of Art: 29 min by transit.
• Top of The Rock: 14 min by transit.
• Bryant Park: 17 min.
• Central Park: 15 min by transit.

What guests say

• Ratings: 4.6/5 (249 reviews).
• Praised: Service (87% positive); Bar or lounge (79% positive).
• Complaints: Bar or lounge (21% negative); Service (13% negative). The aggregate is strong: 206 of 249 ratings are five-star, and 87% of 71 service mentions are positive. Without a complete newest-review sample, no recent trend is established.

Good to know

• Valet parking: $105 standard or $125 oversized per 24 hours; no in-and-out privileges.
• Dogs: $250 nonrefundable per stay; up to 2 fully trained dogs per room, each under 50 lbs.
• Arrival and departure: Check-in begins at 3 PM; checkout is noon. Photo ID and a credit card are required.
• Incidental authorization: The arrival credit card is authorized for the outstanding balance and an incidental hold.
• Maxibar: Snacks and soft drinks are complimentary. Alcohol is charged separately in the standard maxibar.
• Plaza comparison: The Plaza has announced closure from January 2027 for at least 4 years of façade restoration; no firm reopening date is published.

Facts checked Oct 28, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Tripadvisor · Expedia · Reddit · mta.info · nbcnewyork.com · Guest reviews and travel times · Hotel supplier catalog.

Rooms, amenities and policies

• Rooms: The City King and NoMad Queen start at 225 square feet. The historic Mansion and modern Tower offer materially different room experiences; a five-star label does not guarantee generous space.
• Cleanliness: Cleanliness is a strong overall signal in Tripadvisor ratings and guest accounts; the evidence does not support a recurring housekeeping problem.
• Service: Personal attention is a genuine strength, although unanswered messages and uneven follow-through recur across Tripadvisor and Reddit accounts.
• Amenities: Café Carmellini, Portrait Bar, butler assistance, a 24-hour gym and complimentary in-room snacks and soft drinks. Standard maxibar alcohol is charged separately.
• Fees and surprises: Valet is $105 per 24 hours for standard vehicles or $125 oversized, without in-and-out privileges. The published dog fee is $250 per stay. A credit-card incidental authorization is required.
• Hotel policies: Children aged 0–18: free

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