side view of The New Yorker and surrounding buildings in Midtown Manhattan

NEighborhood

Culture Around Every Corner

Beyond The Olivia’s doorstep, Chelsea’s galleries, markets, parks, and piers set the scene for a vibrant lifestyle. Famed restaurants, shops, and nightlife hotspots are also easily accessible, with all major subway lines close at hand.

  • a lamp in the corner of wood paneled walls next to a table with a place setting on it

    Buddakan — Pan-Asian Fusion Restaurant

  • the top of the Chrysler Building and surrounding buildings in Midtown Manhattan

    Iconic Landmarks

  • table at a restaurant surrounded by shelves stocked with pantry items

    Boqueria — Spanish Tapas Bar + Restaurant

drink with mint on the corner of a black and white counter

Castell Rooftop — Cocktail Lounge

a man and a woman looking up at a W 38 St street sign

Streetscape Views

colorful flowers from the Flower District in New York City
potted cactus plants sitting outside an open glass door

The Flower District

man wearing headphones sitting on a bench next to the river at Hudson River Park

Hudson River Park

tables and chairs at a restaurant next to the Hudson River in Manhattan

Frying Pan — American Bar + Grill

materials samples and a set of billiard balls on top of a billiard table

Robbie & Co.

Penn Station in Midtown Manhattan with high rise buildings in the background

Unmatched Access in 

Every Direction

Anchored in Manhattan’s transit core, The Olivia places Amtrak, major subway lines, and more within easy reach—making both outbound commutes and returning home feel effortless.

Transit at Your Doorstep

  • Subway: A/C/E, 123
  • Rail: Amtrak, LIRR, NJ Transit
  • Local: MTA Bus, Citi Bike Stations
  • Stations: Penn Station, Moynihan Train Hall