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TWA HOTEL

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One Idlewild Drive, JFK International Airport, New York, Queens, The United States Of America Show on map

+1 212 806 9000

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A stay in a historic hotel in the TWA terminal building in New York City.

Unique in its kind, this hotel, opened in May 2019, is housed in the terminal of the TWA, the airline that went bankrupt after the September 11 attacks, and whose president was none other than Howard Hughes. The architect Eero Saarinen is responsible for this avant-garde, curved building, which was inaugurated in 1962 and listed as a historical heritage site. Staying at the TWA Hotel is like going back to the 1960s, with retro decor and period objects. Bonus: you can watch the planes take off from the pool!

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Double room from US$300. Swimming pool. Fitness room.

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Harjenis C.

Visited in 2024-04

All good for overnight quick stay. No coffee in room!!

John F.

Visited in 2024-04

Awesome, a little pricey, but awaken and walk to your gate!

Genevieve C.

Visited in 2024-04

TWA is great for exactly one night and only if you're flying out of JFK. The rooms are esthetically pleasing but are bare bones in regard to amenities. The fridge is actually just a cooler, no closet or hanging space apart from 3 wall hooks with hangars, no coffee pot/kettle/microwave. Ice machines few and far between (if theyre even working). It certainly has the novelty aspect and when it was new, wonderfully restored. For a $400-500 per night room I'd excpect a heck of a lot more. Its starting to looked dated and really beat up. Bar and food choices massively overpriced for what you get and the main restaurant whilst is good, the quality doesnt warrent the price tag. Service is the bars and roof deck is slow and they're usually overwhelmed, restaurant they're quite prompt, food court is similar to a mall food court for level of service. Not great for a long stay but perfect for exactly one night.
Its location next to T5 JFK is probably its biggest appeal but also contributes to noise all night long. Thin walls, people coming and going at all hours, airplanes and traffic noises (New Yorkers love using their car horns). I'd stay there again in a pinch with a really early flight.