Hotel Edison

Classic NYC Vibes in the Heart of Times Square

Hotel Edison brings old-school glamour to modern-day Manhattan. Established in 1930 and still going strong, this Art Deco-style hotel sits right in the electric heart of Times Square. With a stylish lobby, vintage charm, and easy access to iconic attractions, it's a favorite for travelers who want to be close to the action—especially those catching a show nearby.

Why Concert-goers love it

Location, location, location. Hotel Edison is within walking distance of many of Manhattan’s major music venues, making it a no-fuss option for catching a concert and strolling back afterward. The area is lively but the rooms are well-insulated for those needing a quiet wind-down. Concierge and transportation desk services help with late-night travel, and the 12:00 PM checkout gives you time to recover after a big night.

Who this Hotel is great for

- Groups of friends looking to stay in the center of the city
- Solo travelers ticking off a bucket-list show
- Couples making a romantic weekend of it
- Fans wanting a quieter post-concert recovery space
- Budget-conscious music lovers who want style with convenience

Food and Drink Options

Hotel Edison is home to multiple dining options to satisfy your post-concert cravings. Bond 45 offers Italian classics like veal chops and seafood, while Friedman’s serves up comfort food with a focus on quality ingredients. Room service is available for limited hours, and while it’s not 24/7, nearby restaurants and delis are open late. Breakfast is available, so you can refuel after a late night.

Nightlife Options

The hotel’s own Rum House is a cozy, copper-and-wood bar that features live entertainment and a great cocktail menu. If you’re still buzzing after your show, you’re just steps from the buzzing nightlife of Times Square—whether that means a jazz club, rooftop bar, or mellow lounge.

What People Say

Guests love the unbeatable location and vintage charm. Many mention the clean, comfortable rooms, friendly staff, and being able to walk to Broadway shows and music venues. The Art Deco aesthetic gets lots of praise, as does the ease of access to Manhattan attractions.

Areas for Improvement

Some guests note that certain rooms could use a refresh, especially the older Classic rooms. Because it’s Times Square, expect a bit of street noise—but most say it’s manageable. Room service isn’t 24/7, so night owls may want to plan ahead.

The Bottom Line

For concert-goers who want to stay in the center of it all with a touch of vintage NYC style, Hotel Edison is a top pick.