Doxie Hotel

Colorful, Comfy & Close to the Action in Midtown Manhattan

Modern and friendly, Doxie Hotel puts you right in the heart of NYC’s bustling Midtown scene. Just steps from Penn Station and Port Authority, this no-frills, funky hotel is all about location and convenience. With a stylish, artsy vibe and thoughtful amenities like free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk, it’s a great home base for your next concert night in the city.

Why Concert-goers love it

Being only a 4-minute walk to 34th Street-Penn Station means you’re within easy reach of top venues like Madison Square Garden and the Theater District. Whether you're catching a late-night show or heading out early the next morning, Doxie Hotel’s location is unbeatable. The 12:00 PM check-out gives you extra time to recover after a late night, and with luggage storage available, you can explore the city freely before heading home.

Who this Hotel is great for

• Groups of friends looking for affordable, central digs
• Solo travelers checking off a dream concert
• Couples planning a music-filled NYC weekend
• Fans wanting a quieter post-show space to recharge
• Budget-conscious music lovers who want to stay central without breaking the bank

Food and Drink Options

While there’s no on-site restaurant, Doxie Hotel is surrounded by late-night eateries, pizza joints, and casual diners within walking distance. Perfect for grabbing a bite after the encore. Although there’s no room service, there are vending machines on-site for quick snacks and drinks. Many nearby cafes also offer breakfast options that start early and go late.

Nightlife Options

You're just a short walk from Times Square’s electric nightlife scene with access to bars, lounges, and comedy clubs. For a more low-key vibe, head to one of the nearby chill hotel bars or grab a cocktail in the Theater District before or after your show.

What People Say

Guests love the super central location, especially for getting to Madison Square Garden or catching a Broadway show. Reviewers say the hotel is clean, colorful, and friendly, with a helpful front desk and surprisingly quiet rooms for the area. Many note that it’s a great value in a pricey part of town.

Areas for Improvement

Rooms run on the smaller side—typical for NYC—and there’s no on-site restaurant or bar. But most guests agree the location and price more than make up for any lack of frills.

The Bottom Line

If you’re in town for a concert and want to stay affordable, central, and connected, Doxie Hotel checks all the right boxes.