Harlem Hookah

Japanese-inspired hotel featuring luxe, minimalist quarters, plus a kaiseki eatery & a jazz bar. This elegant Japanese-inspired hotel at the edge of Midtown and Murray Hill is 4 blocks from Grand Central Station and Bryant Park. Luxe, minimalist rooms with soundproof windows feature marble bathrooms, flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi access; some offer views of the Empire State Building and other nearby landmarks. Suites add separate living areas and whirlpool tubs. Room service is available. Passes to a fitness center 3 blocks away are complimentary. There's also a high-end kaiseki restaurant serving Japanese cuisine, and a Pan-Asian eatery with a jazz bar.

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