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The Wallace Hotel
Hotel in Manhattan, New York (1 miles from Metropolitan Museum of Art)
Located in New York and with Strawberry Fields reachable within a 12-minute walk, The Wallace Hotel has concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a fitness center, free WiFi and a bar.
voco The Franklin New York, an IHG Hotel
Hotel in Manhattan, New York (0.4 miles from Metropolitan Museum of Art)
This hotel offers comfortable guestrooms and free wireless internet access in Manhattan's Upper East Side, steps from Central Park and the famous Museum Mile.
The Whitby Hotel
Hotel in Manhattan, New York (1.3 miles from Metropolitan Museum of Art)
Located in upper midtown Manhattan, 1585 feet from the Central Park, the Whitby Hotel is a short distance away from stores such as Saks Fifth Avenue and Bergdorf Goodman.
Lowell Hotel
Hotel in Manhattan, New York (1 miles from Metropolitan Museum of Art)
The Lowell is a 17-story building established in 1927 and is located 1056 feet from Central Park. The property is 164 feet from Madison Avenue. Fifth Avenue is 528 feet form the property.
Hotel Beacon
Hotel in Manhattan, New York (1 miles from Metropolitan Museum of Art)
This hotel has rooms and suites with kitchenettes and living room seating areas. The Hotel Beacon is on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, 2641 feet from Central Park.
The Sherry Netherland
Hotel in Manhattan, New York (1.1 miles from Metropolitan Museum of Art)
Centrally located in Midtown Manhattan on Fifth Avenue, this hotel is across from the Grand Army Plaza and Central Park's main entrance. It features on-site dining and free Wi-Fi.
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Planning a trip to see the Metropolitan Museum of Art? Check out the latest reviews and scores
- 10Scored 10
Always worth a visit.
Always worth a visit. The map doesn't show you all the artists at each room, only the period. So ask at the information desk and they will tell you the main artist at every room and you won't loose your preferred ones.
Karine BidartBrazil - 10Scored 10
The line to get in looked very long, but it moved quickly...
The line to get in looked very long, but it moved quickly with the security and Covid checks being handled in an efficient and friendly way. This museum is not to be missed. I like it as well or better than Musee D'Orsay!
BarryUnited States of America - 10Scored 10
If you really like art, you will need several trips to see...
If you really like art, you will need several trips to see the massive collections thoroughly. Highly recommend that you buy a membership ahead of time, not only will you save money on multiple visits, but you can use the members entrance and jump the line. Hopefully they will reopen the members dining room in the not too distant future. Truly on par with the world's great art museums like the Prado, Louvre, Kunsthistorische, and UK National Gallery.
FrankUnited States of America
What Guests Said About Metropolitan Museum of Art:
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MOMA and the Metropolitan Museum of Art for the great masterpieces in art
MOMA and the Metropolitan Museum of Art for the great masterpieces in art. Also, For those who haven't been to Europe, definitely The Cloisters.
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Definitely the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)/ the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Whitney Museum particularly the Jeff Koons Exhibition which is a must to visit
Definitely the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)/ the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Whitney Museum particularly the Jeff Koons Exhibition which is a must to visit.
KATHLEEN Australia
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