Hotel Rooms in Romer Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan
Choose from accessible king, two-queen and one-bedroom suite layouts for two to four guests. Mobility accessible rooms include features such as roll-in rain showers and grab bars, while hearing accessible options offer visual alarms. Features vary between room types, so review the individual room details or contact the hotel to find the best match for your stay.
One Bedroom King Suite
This pre-war inspired room embodies a New York theater couple's quintessential dream apartment.
Deluxe Corner King
An oasis above the streets of New York City, the Corner King welcomes guests with a sprawling velvet couch.
Deluxe King
Ideal for just you, or two, enjoy a wide-lens window, local artwork, and cozy seating in your home-for-now (and later).
Deluxe Two Queen Beds
Like a true New Yorker's Hell's Kitchen apartment, Two Queens makes room for a crew without sacrificing style.
Deluxe Corner King ADA
An oasis above the streets of New York City, the Corner King welcomes guests with a sprawling velvet couch. Mobility accessible rooms offer roll-in rain showers and grab bars.
Deluxe King ADA
Ideal for just you, or two, enjoy a wide-lens window, local artwork, and cozy seating in your home-for-now (and later). Hearing accessible rooms offer visual alarms.
Deluxe Two Queen Beds ADA
Like a true New Yorker's Hell's Kitchen apartment, Two Queens makes room for a crew without sacrificing style. Hearing accessible rooms offer visual alarms, and mobility accessible rooms offer roll-in rain showers and grab bars.
One Bedroom King Suite ADA
This pre-war inspired room embodies a New York theater couple's quintessential dream apartment. Mobility accessible rooms offer roll-in rain showers and grab bars.
2-Bedroom Family Suite
Room for the whole crew, the Two-Bedroom Family Suite gives everyone their own corner of the city to come home to.
3-Bedroom Family Suite
Like taking over a corner of New York for the weekend, the Three-Bedroom Family Suite brings everyone under one roof without anyone sharing a wall they didn't sign up for.
Romer Hell’s Kitchen’s hotel rooms and suites take their cue from the neighborhood, layered, expressive, and unmistakably New York. Think modern design mixed with vintage details, shaped by the creative energy that’s defined Hell’s Kitchen for decades.
Every room is designed to give you space to settle in, with a seating area and views that shift between Midtown’s skyline and quieter Manhattan streets. It’s a place to reset between plans, ease into the evening, and come back to at the end of the night, right here in Hell’s Kitchen. (copy that sits on the right)
