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This 200 sq. ft. Room at Arlo Midtown offers compact, comfortable accommodations with Midtown views and thoughtful accessibility features. Designed for up to 4 guests, the space balances city-style efficiency with climate-controlled heating and air conditioning and blackout drapes to ensure restful sleep.
The room sleeps four on two Double Beds and includes hypo-allergenic bedding, bed sheets and towels that may be changed on request, and a private bathroom with a bathtub or shower. In-room essentials include free toiletries (shampoo, soap, toilet paper), a hair dryer, and toothbrush and toothpaste available on request. Practical touches such as a desk, electrical adapters, lever-style door handles, Braille/raised signage, visual fire alarm and closed-captioned TV support a range of accessibility needs, while connecting rooms are available for larger parties.
Entertainment and connectivity are built in: a 55-inch LED TV with premium channels, streaming services including Hulu and Netflix, and pay movies, plus free in-room high-speed WiFi. The nightly Urban Fee of $37 plus tax covers two cans of water daily, access to in-room WiFi, daily Citi Bike passes (via the Lyft App), 15% off food & beverage (excluding the Bodega), Alo Moves on-demand fitness content, local/domestic phone calls, and 24/7 fitness center access. Additional in-room conveniences include complimentary bottled water, free local calls and round-the-clock front-desk service to make your stay straightforward and well supported.






























This room sleeps up to 4 guests on 2 Double Beds, with hypo-allergenic bedding. At 200 sq. ft. it is a compact, efficient city room, so it suits a family or small group who plan to spend most of their time out in Midtown.
The room offers Midtown views, and blackout drapes help you sleep well once the city lights are up. Arlo Midtown sits at 351 West 38th Street between Times Square and Hudson Yards.
The room has a private bathroom with a bathtub or shower. It comes with free toiletries including shampoo and soap, plus toilet paper and a hair dryer. Toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request, and towels and bed sheets can be changed on request.
Yes. The room includes Braille/raised signage, lever door handles, a visual fire alarm and a closed-captioned TV. The hotel also has a wheelchair-accessible path to the entrance and elevator, an accessible public washroom and an accessible fitness center.
A mandatory Urban Fee of $37 plus tax per room, per night is added to every reservation. It includes 2 cans of water daily, in-room high-speed WiFi, daily Citi Bike passes (via the Lyft App), 15% off food and beverage (excluding the Bodega), Alo Moves on-demand fitness content, local calls and 24/7 fitness center access. If you book through a third-party site, the fee is collected separately from your prepaid total.
Connecting rooms are available, which helps larger families or groups stay side by side. Request this when you book.
The room has a 55-inch LED TV with premium channels, Netflix and Hulu, and pay movies. Free WiFi, a desk, electrical adapters and free local calls are included, so it works for light work as well as downtime.
Times Square is about a 6-minute walk and Madison Square Garden about 8 minutes. The 42nd St–Port Authority and 34th St–Penn Station subway stops are each roughly a 5-minute walk, so most of Midtown is easy to reach on foot. The hotel does not run an airport shuttle.
Check-in starts at 3:00 PM and check-out is at noon. Early check-in from 9am to noon is $50 and late check-out until 3pm is $75, both subject to availability. The hotel can store your luggage if you arrive early. The person checking in must be 21 or older and show a photo ID and a payment method.
The hotel has Altair for breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekend brunch, the Bar Room at Altair for cocktails and small plates, and Café at Altair in the lobby, open daily from 6:30am to 11pm. The seasonal rooftop bar, ART Midtown, operates only in warmer months, so check its current season before you plan around it.
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