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Stay in NYC On A Budget This Winter At Pod Hotels

Pod Hotels are the budget traveller’s ultimate accommodation.

With four locations in the heart of the New York Metro Area, Pod Hotels’ guest rooms include everything travellers need and nothing they don’t: built-in storage, high-tech amenities and sleek furniture to accommodate travellers in search of simple, affordable options in NYC. 

Whether you’re in town to see a Broadway show, explore a museum, enjoy delicious international cuisine during Winter Restaurant Week, or ice-skate at the famous (and free!) Bryant Park Rink, New York is always full of activities to keep hearts warm as the weather cools.

Pod 39

Conveniently located just a short walk to Grand Central Station, the Empire State Building, major shopping areas, bars, restaurants, and public transportation. Guests enjoy vibrant communal spaces, like the Playroom Lounge and an award-winning rooftop bar. The building dates to 1918 and features a beautiful Northern Italian façade. 

Pod 51

When it opened Pod 51 ushered in a new generation of budget hotels in New York City and remains one of the most unique and affordable hotels in the city to this day. With 348 rooms in a prime midtown location, guests are within walking distance to Central Park, Rockefeller Center, MoMA, and more of New York’s greatest treasures.

Pod Times Square

Pod Times Square hotel features 665 rooms and 45 apartments across 28 floors. Hotel rooms average 120 square feet. Pod Pads, fully furnished suites, range from 600 to 800 square feet and are available for short- and long-term leases. Residents have exclusive access to a fitness center and indoor/outdoor lounge on the 28th floor. 

Pod Brooklyn

Located in the heart of Williamsburg, Pod Brooklyn has something for everyone. Guestrooms include oversized windows looking onto green gardens and public spaces, creating a social campus feel, but also include blackout and noise-blocking shades for when guests wish to unplug. Grab a bite to eat at its restaurant, Clinton Hall, or enjoy a cocktail at Slate, Brooklyn’s only solar-powered rooftop bar.