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Martinique New York on Broadway exterior with 1898 Beaux-Arts French Renaissance facade

Martinique New York on Broadway: points prices, rooms and Diamond perks (2026)

May 7, 2026 · · Hotel reviews and guides

Last updated October 13, 2026

I haven’t stayed here yet, so this guide uses Hilton’s property pages and award prices, with property details checked October 13, 2026.

Martinique New York on Broadway is a Curio Collection hotel on West 32nd Street, in a historic Midtown building near Herald Square and NoMad. Standard award nights run 60,000 to 100,000 points.

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Why Martinique matters for Hilton members

Hilton describes the Martinique as a historic Midtown landmark with Art Deco-inspired rooms and subway access. It lists 5 restaurants and bars in the building, from Carnegie Deli & Cafe to Baekjeong Black and Noksu.

Self-parking costs $65 a night with no in-and-out privileges, and dogs are welcome with a $100 fee.

At a glance

Address
49 West 32nd Street, New York, NY
Brand
Curio Collection by Hilton
Points per night
60,000 to 100,000 depending on the date
Best for
A Midtown base near Herald Square

History and architecture, briefly

A bar with a dark stone counter at Martinique New York on Broadway

Hilton calls the Martinique a historic Midtown Manhattan landmark. Its hotel pages do not give a construction date, so this guide does not either.

Martinique rooms: what to book

Hilton lists these room types, not counting accessible versions:

  • 1 Queen, 1 Double or 1 King. The base rooms, with deluxe versions of the queen and king.
  • 2 Double Beds or 2 Queen Beds. With deluxe versions of each.
  • King Junior Suite. With or without a sofa bed.
  • 1 Queen 2-Room Suite. A separate living room.

Couples should book a king or a deluxe room. A family of 4 needs a 2-queen room or the 2-room suite.

A plated dish arranged in a flower pattern at Martinique New York

Dining at Martinique

Hilton lists these outlets in the building, plus in-room dining:

  • Carnegie Deli & Cafe.
  • The Bronze Owl.
  • Baekjeong Black.
  • Noksu.
  • Sweet Graffiti.

Hilton Honors strategy at Martinique

Standard award nights at the Martinique run 60,000 to 100,000 points. Manhattan cash rates swing widely by date, so compare the cash price with the points price before you book, and save an Amex Hilton Free Night Reward for nights that price near 100,000.

Gold and Diamond benefits

The Gold and Diamond daily food and beverage credit applies at the hotel’s outlets. Upgrades are space-available, and in this building the junior suites are the upgrade worth asking about.

A plated seafood dish with a sauce swirl at Martinique New York

Martinique: trade-offs

  • Parking. Self-parking only, $65 a night, covered and secured, with no in-and-out privileges. Oversized vehicles pay $75.
  • Pets. Dogs only, up to 2 per room and 75 pounds each, with a $100 non-refundable fee.
  • No resort charge listed. Hilton’s page for the hotel lists no daily resort or destination charge.

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Martinique FAQ

Where is Martinique New York on Broadway?

At 49 West 32nd Street in Midtown Manhattan, near Herald Square and NoMad.

Does the Martinique have parking?

Self-parking at $65 a night, covered and secured. There is no valet and no in-and-out privilege.

Is the Martinique pet friendly?

Yes, for up to 2 dogs per room at 75 pounds or less, with a $100 non-refundable fee.

What restaurants are at the Martinique?

Hilton lists Carnegie Deli & Cafe, The Bronze Owl, Baekjeong Black, Noksu, Sweet Graffiti and in-room dining.

What time is check-in at the Martinique?

4 PM, with check-out at 11 AM.

Sources: Hilton’s overview, rooms and dining pages for Martinique New York on Broadway, Curio Collection by Hilton, hilton.com, checked October 13, 2026.

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