Eastgate Tower Hotel Description

Find affordable, suite-living at the Eastgate Tower Hotel in New York City's Murray Hill neighborhood. Located near the United Nations Headquarters, Grand Central Station, the Chrysler Building and corporate offices, the hotel offers apartment-style accommodations, neighborhood charm and Midtown convenience.

The 25-story hotel offers 188 suites with spacious studio, junior, one-bedroom and two-bedroom options. Each suite is outfitted with a sizable living space, sofa sleeper and kitchen or kitchenette.
Enjoy all the benefits of home. Whether your visit lasts for one night or an extended stay, a friendly staff facilitates daily tasks such as grocery shopping, laundry service and personal business needs. A fully equipped fitness center is accessible to guests. The Eastgate Tower Hotel is pet-friendly, and dog walking and grooming services can be arranged. Parking is located on-site. Smoking suites are available upon request.

The Fitzgerald Room on the hotel's 2nd floor is available for small events or quick turn-around meetings of up to 40 guests. The meeting room can be set up with audiovisual equipment to suit your presentation needs. Wireless high-speed Internet is offered in the public spaces and suites.

Experience the real New York City with a stroll through the streets of Murray Hill. Just steps from the fast pace, you can kick off your heels and feel like you've settled in your home away from home. A blend of classic townhouses and sleek high-rise buildings pay tribute to history and the vision of tomorrow. Nearby landmarks include the Jazz Standard Club, the Scandinavian House and the Morgan Museum & Library housing a phenomenal collection of artistic, literary and musical works. For the smart shopper, Eastgate Tower Hotel is within walking distance of Lord & Taylor and Macy's. Vintage designer finds can be scoped out and scooped up at City Opera Thrift Shop and Housing Works Thrift Shop.

A wide-range of restaurants tempts the palate of Eastgate Tower Hotel guests as well as neighborhood residents while catering to a variety of budgets and culinary preferences. Danny Meyers Blue Smoke restaurant offers finger-licking ribs while Artisanals sophisticated space delights with a top wine list and delectable fondue. Nicknamed "Curry Hill", this pocket of Manhattan boasts some of the city's best Indian restaurants, including Curry Leaf. If a home-cooked meal is preferred, fresh ingredients can be found mere blocks away at the Amish Market and the Murray Hill Farmer's Market (open Saturdays from June to December).

By dusk, the streets dance with locals revealing in a plethora of nightlife venues. The Ginger Man is a favorite after work hangout for loosening up with a selection of more than 100 beers and single malts. The Bravest on 38th opened on Saint Patrick's Day in 1978 by a local fireman and is the ideal spot to share a libation with the citys finest men and women. During the spring and summer, kick-off the evening with a martini or fruity cocktail in hand and the Manhattan skyline as the model companion at Rare View.

The hotel is a mere 15 minute drive from LaGuardia Airport and 25 minutes from John F. Kennedy International Airport. Local transportation to and from the Murray Hill neighborhood is available by taxi, MTA bus and the 4, 5, and 6 subway lines out of Grand Central Terminal.