Here calm mellows cosmopolitan. Ease balances edge. And Broadway history softens new-age technology. With mesmerizing skyline views and a Times Square location near Broadway shows, Javits Center and Midtown business, its exactly where you want to stay.

Our prime location includes the Millennium Broadway Hotel, the Premier, the Hudson Theatre, Restaurant Charlotte, and the Millennium Conference Center.

HUDSON THEATER
The Hudson Theatre was built by Henry B. Harris, an up and coming producer who later perished aboard the ill-fated RMS Titanic. The theatre was then managed by Harris’ wife, Irene Harris, the last known Titanic survivor to be rescued in a lifeboat, who went on to become the first woman ever to produce theatre in New York City. With over 90 plays performed on the Hudson Theatre stage in 20 years, it was known as one of the finest playhouses in the city. One such play, Hot Chocolates in 1929 introduced the world to Louis Armstrong who went on to become a legend in his own right.

In the 1950’s, the Hudson Theatre was home to NBC’s The Tonight Show with Steve Allen as host. During this time legends such as Bob Hope, Elvis Presley, Ernie Kovacs, Milton Berle, Sammy Davis Jr., Barbara Streisand and Vincent Price graced the theatre’s stage. The long-running daytime game show, The Price is Right also made its debut at the Hudson Theatre.
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