Staying at the TWA Hotel at JFK

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Today we are talking all about staying at the TWA Hotel at JFK Airport. Jess, Alex, and I stayed there about four nights apart. We had each traveled from Milan to JFK. Our arrival times were at 9:00 at night, and we decided to stay at the TWA Hotel the first night. Jess stayed before traveling home to Houston, and Alex and I stayed before moving on to the Park Hyatt New York City.

It cost us $392, but we could erase that purchase with the Capital One card’s purchase eraser feature since that is how I booked it.

 

Hotel bedroom

The TWA Hotel bedrooms were decent in size.

TWA Hotel Highlights

  • An old plane transformed into a bar
  • A room where you can play a life-size Twister game
  • A rooftop infinity pool and observation deck with runway views
  • The world’s biggest hotel gym—10,000 square feet
  • A photo booth to capture your travel memories
  • A museum all about TWA
  • 512 guest rooms with views of JFK runways

 

Woman playing game of life-size Twister.

There is a life-size Twister game you can play.

TWA Hotel Options

Not only can you spend the night at the TWA hotel, but if you have a long layover, you can do a Daytripper stay of 4 hours or more from the hours of 6:00 am -8:00 pm. You will get access to a room and the rooftop pool (overlooking the runway) for $149 for 4 hours.

 

TWA Hotel Vibe

If you love the tv show Mad Men, you will love this hotel. It has a total 60’s vibe. While it’s kind of a basic hotel (not luxurious), it has a totally fun, campy feel. I really enjoyed checking it out and would totally stay again if I had a long layover in JFK, but it isn’t on my “must-do” again list.

 

Roof top swimming pool with name TWA by it

This rooftop pool with a view of the runway is so unique.

Bottom Line

Staying at the TWA Hotel at JFK was a fun “blast from the past”—I loved the music, the decor, and the atmosphere. If you ever have a long layover or need to stay overnight at JFK, consider staying at the TWA Hotel.

TWA Hotel

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