New York is losing one of its best Hilton hotels

There’s bad news Hilton Title Loyalists looking to cash in on awards or earn points in New York City: Conrad New York Midtown will exit the Hilton portfolio and leave the Hilton Honors family in early June.

Hilton confirmed to TPG with the following statement:

Hilton and the hotel’s ownership have decided to terminate the Conrad New York Midtown management agreement, effective 11:59 p.m. June 4, 2024. The termination of the contract is amicable and allows both parties to explore unlock new opportunities. We will work with the hotel’s new management company to ensure a seamless transition for guests.

We are pleased to serve guests at Conrad New York Midtown and look forward to continuing to welcome them to our flagship Conrad New York Downtown location, along with nearly 55 other Hilton hotels across New York City, including including five new hotels opening across the market throughout 2023.

Any further inquiries regarding changes in management or property information should be directed to the hotel owner.

Although it is currently unclear what may happen to the luxury hotel that TPG listed. The best hotels in New York, it’s not too late to earn some Hilton Honors points for a stay at an art-filled hotel near some of the best places New York City has to offer. Until Hilton’s management contract expires on June 4, there will still be award nights starting at 95,000 points. Cash prices ranged from $500 to $700 per night during the same period.

If you happen to explore Conrad New York Midtown’s flexible booking schedule, you’ll see that cash and prizes will be available after June 4, but until further news of the property’s move Switch to whatever comes next, it’s probably best to avoid booking . Instead, explore one of Hilton’s other properties, like Conrad New York City Center or Tempo position first in the heart of Times Square.

Or, if being close to Central Park is important, check out our list of best hotels near Central Park.

While this flag change is a big loss for Hilton, it could be a big win for Hilton’s competitors, like Marriott or Hyatt. Maybe one of them will jump in to manage it under one of their luxury brands.

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But not all is lost for Hilton on the luxury front as the company prepares for the long-awaited return of the city’s Waldorf Astoria, scheduled to reopen this year after a Extensive renovations over the years pay homage to the original design while adding fresh and modern décor across its 375 rooms.