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Hotel Mela's modern guestrooms and suites are decorated with earth tone hues to create a blend of Manhattan chic and modern sophistication. Designed with a nod to the vibrant Italian and New York cultures, guestrooms and suites offer all the comforts of home along with state of the art technology.
Guests are welcomed with all of the surprises and amenities you would expect from a modern boutique hotel in Midtown Manhattan, the heart of one of the greatest cities in the world.
Throughout the hotel are references to the rich history of Manhattan and New York City - from the landmark districts and attractions to our sprawling backyard known as Central Park.
Artwork depicting the spirit of the New York City adorns the hotel walls, offering inspiring renditions of some of the most famous of those attractions and districts, including: Fashion District, Subway, Grand Central Station, Times Square, Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge and Central Park.
An out of the ordinary experience in the original out of the ordinary city, Hotel Mela truly has a style all its own. Accommodations at our Midtown Manhattan hotel are designed to inspire you with the grandeur of the city, while wrapping you in the amenities and comforts of home.
Accommodations are tastefully decorated with soothing earth tone furnishings and accents, adding to an atmosphere of modern luxury and classic sophistication. They've been carefully designed to provide the utmost comfort and relaxation, boasting a full range of amenities including deluxe plush mattresses covered with fine duvets, Egyptian cotton linens, flat-screen LCD TVs and complimentary high-speed internet access. In addition, signature cocktails with unique flavors and succulent dishes infused with fresh ingredients served at the onsite Saju restaurant make it a splendid place in which to dine and unwind. Guests can also work out in the onsite fitness center. The multilingual staff and concierge are available to answer all of your questions and help you feel right at home.
