Carlton Arms Hotel --
Artistic Eccentricity at Affordable Rates
100 bucks for a double room in New York City? No way, by no means, of course not. Forget it. Or check in at the Carlton Arms Hotel, that’s where you get it – plus a unique experience on top…
Brooklyn Bridge Leading into Manhattan
Started in the 80s as an art project, each of the 54 rooms as well as the hallways are individually designed by painters – according to their personal taste, fantasies, fears or nightmares. While some rooms exude a touch of affectionate passion for colours, other stun and repel in their openness. But no need to worry: usually, guests can take a look at various rooms before choosing – and there is something for every taste.
An Online View of All the Rooms
The location is right on: Manhattan East Side, on the corner of the 3rd Avenue and 25th Street, four blocks from the next subway station in an easy neighbourhood – what more does one need in New York? But still, it is a big and loud city in the mornings, so when you want to sleep late: take your earplugs.
The Lights are On -- Day and Night
And the prices are unbeatable: US$115 for a double with bath (no breakfast), going up to US$130 after October 1st. No frill, no thrills, straightforward budget accommodation. Full stop. With every room being absolutely unique – what more can one ask for in New York?
CARLTON ARMS HOTEL 
Brooklyn Bridge Leading into ManhattanStarted in the 80s as an art project, each of the 54 rooms as well as the hallways are individually designed by painters – according to their personal taste, fantasies, fears or nightmares. While some rooms exude a touch of affectionate passion for colours, other stun and repel in their openness. But no need to worry: usually, guests can take a look at various rooms before choosing – and there is something for every taste.
An Online View of All the RoomsThe location is right on: Manhattan East Side, on the corner of the 3rd Avenue and 25th Street, four blocks from the next subway station in an easy neighbourhood – what more does one need in New York? But still, it is a big and loud city in the mornings, so when you want to sleep late: take your earplugs.
The Lights are On -- Day and NightAnd the prices are unbeatable: US$115 for a double with bath (no breakfast), going up to US$130 after October 1st. No frill, no thrills, straightforward budget accommodation. Full stop. With every room being absolutely unique – what more can one ask for in New York?
160 East 25th Street
New York, NY 10010
Reservations: +1 (212) 679-8337
www.carltonarms.com
Andreas Hauser
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