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Lower Manhattan
3.4 miles from downtown
Lower Manhattan, also known as Downtown, has a complex fabric of energetic neighborhoods. At Ground Zero you'll find the National September 11 Memorial Plaza & Museum. Head further south and you’ll come across the legendary New York Stock Exchange on Wall Street. SoHo, Tribeca and the Lower East Side are also nearby.
Places to stay from $40 a night
Tribeca
3.7 miles from downtown
From farming community to gritty artist enclave in the 1960’s, today’s Tribeca is one of the city’s most exclusive neighborhoods – home to many celebrities. Hudson River Park and Washington Market Park are Tribeca’s lungs, and the area's culinary delights act as the heart. Tribeca hosts the annual Tribeca Film Festival every Spring.
Places to stay from $78 a night
SoHo
3.2 miles from downtown
The bohemian origins of this neighborhood "South of Houston Street" paved the way for gentrification – the charming cobblestone streets are now lined with boutiques, trendy cafes, restaurants and a range of eclectic art galleries. Celebrity and supermodel sightings can’t be avoided, so it’s a great place to mingle with the rich and famous.
Places to stay from $63 a night
Chelsea
1.9 miles from downtown
Chelsea retains many of its 19th-century landmarks. You’ll find eclectic art galleries hidden between the rows of townhouses. The High Line Park, which runs along a defunct, elevated train line, is popular with the locals. Chelsea Piers is a massive sport and entertainment complex, and Chelsea Market is loaded with gourmet food shops.
Places to stay from $45 a night
Midtown
0.9 miles from downtown
A midtown hotel is the perfect launch pad to New York City’s must-sees: the Empire State Building, Rockefeller Center, Times Square, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and the New York Public Library. Cultural connoisseurs should head to the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), take in a show at Carnegie Hall, or get some inspiration at the American Folk Art Museum.
Places to stay from $23 a night
Upper West Side
1.2 miles from downtown
This is the city’s epicenter of arts, culture and academia. Here you’ll find the impressive Cathedral Church of Saint John in Morningside Heights and the American Museum of Natural History, plus 60 blocks of theaters and restaurants. On weekends, walk the 4-mile strip of Riverside Park, or dine at one of the trendy cafés with outdoor seating.
Places to stay from $24 a night
Visiting New York City is sort of like déjà vu – countless films and shows are filmed here, so all the yellow taxis, hot dog vendors, and crazy Manhattan lights always feel strangely familiar. It's also home to the world's most famous skyline, dominated by the Empire State Building, an Art Deco masterpiece. Constantly reinventing and setting new trends in fashion, food, and art, the city is also a major hub for finance and trade with the famous Wall Street at its core.
The city is split into the boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, and Staten Island, and each has its own unique feel. Manhattan is home to hip neighborhoods like the Greenwich Village and SoHo, while Brooklyn has its Botanic Garden, the New York Aquarium, and the famous Coney Island boardwalk. A ferry from Battery Park to Ellis Island offers incredible views of the city before reaching the fascinating Immigration Museum. You'll also sail past the iconic Statue of Liberty with plenty of time to take photos from all angles.
Broadway shows are second to none, featuring a variety of major musicals and plays. The enormous Central Park offers an oasis in the middle of all the busle, perfect for a peaceful stroll past its lakes, outdoor theaters, and ice-skating rink.
New York is served by three major airports: JFK, Newark Liberty International, and LaGuardia, with public transportation options available at each one.
Tonight
From $51 per night
This weekend
From $116 per night
Next weekend
From $103 per night
| Most popular time to visit | June-August |
| Cheapest time to visit | January-March |
| Local currency | USD |
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| Average weekend price | $222 per night |
| Average weekday price | $224 per night |
| Average stay | 3 nights |
Times Square
0.7 miles from downtown
Empire State Building
1.4 miles from downtown
Madison Square Garden
1.4 miles from downtown
Rockefeller Center
0.7 miles from downtown
Lincoln Center
0.3 miles from downtown
Brooklyn Bridge
4.4 miles from downtown
Columbus Circle
In downtown
Radio City Music Hall
0.6 miles from downtown
Yankee Stadium
5.2 miles from downtown
One World Trade Center
4.2 miles from downtown
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The atmosphere was very nice of you to the COVID-19 from...
May 18, 2020
The atmosphere was very nice of you to the COVID-19 from them in the streets weren’t as crowded and there was nothing really to do but the immediate area was very nice and it was lots of stuff to see.
I love staying by Grand Central Station because I always a...
May 3, 2020
I love staying by Grand Central Station because I always a know how to get back from whatever area I visit. Easy to grab food there, too if you need to make a show. Beautiful city with so much to see and do I could never cover it all but: Little Italy, China town, High Line trail, Times Square, The Vessel,....
There are many great places to go and see when you go to New...
April 25, 2020
There are many great places to go and see when you go to New York. There are so many things to do and see the you pretty much can't do it all in one visit. The best thing to do to plan a visit to NYC for visiting is to map out a plan of what you want to see and do. Even then you may end up spending way more time at one place doing something that it will throw off your schedule so leave plenty of time for each thing/place. Getting around can be challenging because of the traffic. But you can find taxis/ubers/lyfts pretty much anywhere. If you drive your own cars be aware that parking garages in NYC are expensive. $50-60 per day. Eating options in NYC are endless. You could eat many kinds of food and not get bored. All the regular tourist spots are fun to experience at least once in your life. The Statue of Liberty was amazing to visit and to learn about all the history that comes from that.
Love NEW YORK and would recommend anyone go there.
April 1, 2020
Love NEW YORK and would recommend anyone go there. We have been a couple of time and would live there if I could. Please If anyone gets a chance go to NEW YORK. Accommodation was fantastic, food fantastic, people so friendly.
I can’t decide if there were more rude people in New York or...
March 21, 2020
I can’t decide if there were more rude people in New York or Atlanta!!! I’d say it’s pretty close. I was superb surprised with the virus rising in New York that there were so many people everywhere walking around with no protection. We had masks, gloves, sanitizers, sanitizing wipes everywhere we went.
Great place to visit.
March 20, 2020
Great place to visit. Airport Taxi drivers (yellow cabs) not friendly and overcharge. JFK / Manhattan both ways is set at $52 but they charged us $67 going $65 to return (not including tip). Everything else was great with friendly helpful people. Subway works well to all areas with Subway stations everywhere and always felt safe. Take the $19.50 "Statue Cruises" which actually drop you off at Liberty Island to see the Statue of Liberty and walk around and inside the monument with an audio guide included. Many places to eat for all budgets. Plan your days as you will find time goes quickly with so many interesting places. Walk the Brooklyn Bridge for a great all round view and experience NYC traffic.
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