Broadway is around the corner. Hell’s Kitchen is outside the door. At Romer Hell’s Kitchen, stay just west of Broadway and within an easy walk of New York’s Theater District, with the restaurants, bars and late-night character of the neighborhood waiting when the curtain comes down.
At 851 Eighth Avenue, Romer Hell’s Kitchen puts Broadway within walking distance without putting you in the middle of the Times Square rush.
Head east and the lights and theaters of Broadway are just a few blocks away. Head west and you’re in Hell’s Kitchen, where cozy restaurants, cocktail bars, jazz clubs and neighborhood favorites give this corner of Manhattan a character all its own.
For theatergoers looking for hotels near Broadway in NYC, it means less time getting around and more time making a night of it, whether you have one show booked or an entire weekend planned around the stage.
| Broadway Theater | Approx. Walking Distance from Romer Hells Kitchen |
| Gershwin Theatre | 2 mins |
| Neil Simon Theatre | 2 mins |
| August Wilson Theatre | 2 mins |
| Broadway Theatre | 3 mins |
| Eugene O’Neill Theatre | 3–4 mins |
| Ambassador Theatre | 4 mins |
| Walter Kerr Theatre | 5 mins |
| Richard Rodgers Theatre | 7 mins |
New York does plenty of big. Your room can be where things slow down.
Romer’s rooms and suites take their cues from the apartments and personalities of Hell’s Kitchen, with warm, residential details and plenty of character. Choose from king and two-queen rooms or give yourself more room to settle in with one of the hotel’s suites.
Broadway’s influence stretches well beyond the stage doors. In Hell’s Kitchen, performers, musicians, writers and theatergoers have long been part of the rhythm of the neighborhood, alongside its restaurants, bars and late-night spots.
Romer Hell’s Kitchen is shaped by that same creative energy. You’ll find it in the stories behind the rooms, the neighborhood places we point you toward and at So & So’s, where live music and performers bring a little of the local theater spirit downstairs.
Broadway may be the reason for the trip. Hell’s Kitchen gives you plenty of reasons to stay awhile.
