Chelsea Savoy Hotel

The two-star Chelsea Savoy Hotel is a standard and affordable choice. You won’t find a lot of flair here, but you'll have everything you need in a good location for an attractive price.

The Chelsea Savoy’s 89 guest rooms are trim and tidy, with heavy wooden furnishings and all the expected amenities. Everything is standard issue, from the desks and red bedspreads to the large framed prints.

All rooms are equipped with air conditioning, cable television, a telephone, mini-fridge and iPod dock. Note that street-facing rooms will pick up some noise. Rooms in the back are quieter if a bit darker.

The private bathrooms are quite large and come outfitted with a hair dryer and toiletries. Bathtubs are available.

Perks at the Chelsea Savoy Hotel include a light complimentary breakfast of bagels and coffee and the take-no-chance dependability throughout.

Wi-Fi is available for free.

Location

The Chelsea Savoy overlooks the busy intersection of Seventh Avenue and 23rd Street in artsy, happening Chelsea. The hotel is convenient to both uptown and downtown, and Penn Station is just nine blocks north, making this a close connection for those arriving by intercity rail and certain buses.

Attractions within easy walking distance of the Chelsea Savoy include Madison Square Garden, Macy’s Herald Square and the Garment District to the north, and the Flatiron Building and Madison Square Park to the east. Walk west, and you’ll hit the High Line, a groundbreaking elevated park, and the trendy Meatpacking District and picturesque West Village are both a pretty stroll to the south.

Reserving at the Chelsea Savoy

If you’d like a recommendation for a nearby cheap hotel that does offer online booking, check out our reviews of the charming Chelsea Pines Inn or the cheap and basic Chelsea Inn.

Transportation

Subway: The Chelsea Savoy is located near several different train stations. The local 1 train stops just outside the hotel, and there are stations one block east on 23rd Street and Sixth Avenue (the F/M lines), and one block west at 23rd Street and Eighth Avenue (the C/E lines).