Standard Room - These guestrooms offer one king bed, accommodating a maximum of three guests; or two double beds, accommodating a maximum of four people.

New York Marketplace - An open kitchen and vibrant ethnic market atmosphere are found in this restaurant serving all three meals.

Lobby Lounge - Just off the lobby, this calm oasis with Central Park murals serves drinks, light snacks, afternoon tea, and pastries.

Bridges Bar - The Hilton's spacious bar salutes New York's bridges with murals, metal cables, and strands of light. The restaurant's Japanese breakfasts and international luncheon buffets are popular with visitors from other nations. In business district . Hilton New York amenities include Etrusca - This airy dining room features terra cotta accents and natural woods, evoking the mood of Tuscany, the region that is the inspiration for its Italian menu

Insider tip: The American Museum of Folk Art, located a half-block from the Hilton at 45 W.

Amenity highlights: Everything at the Hilton is fresh?the lobby's centerpiece abstract sculpture, the fifth-floor spa and fitness center with steam rooms and sauna, and a business center offering computer workstations, Internet access (fee), and equipment and cell phone rentals.
What to expect: Built in 1939 for the New York World's Fair and fresh from an $85-million makeover in 2002, this Hilton flagship is New York's largest hotel. , displays changing exhibits as well as one of the nation's finest collections of folk art. International guests find printed materials in many languages and a staff that speaks 30 languages, identified by lapel pins in each country's flag colors. Always busy with meetings and events, yet with plenty of tranquil oases for guests, the Hilton attracts leisure travelers along with business professionals and many international guests. 53rd St.