 This hotel has 1,000 guestrooms, all of which include Internet access and CD player. Special amenities for children include games, coloring books, jogging strollers, and bedtime cookies and milk. Standard Room - These guestrooms offer one queen or two double beds accommodating a maximum of two guests.
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 Rooms include Hudson, An Ian Schrager Hotel amenities include Hudson Cafeteria - Despite the name, there is table service at this trendy restaurant, which has an open kitchen and long wooden tables said to be inspired by college dining rooms. Three meals are served; the dinner menu offers comfort foods such as macaroni and cheese, along with eclectic dishes from phad thai to penne, curries to grilled salmon. In warm weather, tables are set in the adjoining park.
In city center
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What to expect: This hotel, opened in 2000, is full of surprises, such as a park with oversized topiary and urns that evokes Alice in Wonderland. Features include a library/bar with a fireplace, a billiard table colored by the giant purple light overhead, and a 15th-floor sky terrace with city views. On the practical side, complete fitness and business facilities are on site. Amenity highlights: Although space is tight, rooms at the Hudson have cool style, with African mahogany-paneled walls, white-leather headboards and bed covers, painted-face bedside lamps, and steel desks with aluminum chairs. Amenities include Internet access and deluxe bath products. Insider tip: A perk for hotel guests is guaranteed admission to the Hudson Bar, where young New Yorkers line up on weekends. A wacky scene, the bar has lighting in the floor and an abstract mural on the ceiling, seating that ranges from comfy sofas and ornate chairs to a giant log with chair backs. The long bar is often wall-to-wall with people.
Bicycle riding/rental
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