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Hotel rooms in New York City cost between $64 and $636, depending on the hotel you choose and, of course, when you stay, prices can vary greatly. Availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
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Enjoy the Big Apple in , which is usually the cheapest month to visit. Even in New York’s high season, around , there are some fantastic deals on Travelocity to see the best of the city that never sleeps.
Travelocity has plenty of cheap hotels in NYC. Stay at Hampton Inn Manhattan Grand Central near Times Square where the price includes breakfast. Wallet-friendly Feather Factory in Queens has spotless rooms and easy access to the city. And a cabin-style room at the Jane Hotel in Greenwich Village delivers a unique budget stay.
Stay in sumptuous French elegance at The Mark, moments from Central Park. The eco-chic 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge has a spectacular rooftop pool. And you’re steps from the Empire State Building at New York’s iconic hotel, The Langham.
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For a great base to visit NYC’s famous landmarks, book a hotel in Midtown. For Breakfast at Tiffany’s glamour, the Upper East Side is the place to be. And romantics will love Greenwich Village packed with green spaces and sandstone buildings.
The Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown turns heads with its sumptuous spa, generous rooms, and Wolfgang Puck eatery. For ultimate personal service, stay at The Lowell—a Parisian-inspired oasis near Central Park.
The Hotel Elysée is a slice of New York history where glamorous movie stars like Marilyn Monroe entertained at the ever-sophisticated Monkey Bar. And Hollywood’s finest love a good pampering at The Carlyle, another New York icon.
The Moxy NYC Times Square is a grown-up’s playground brimming with funky decor and NYC’s biggest rooftop bar. If you’re an art lover, head to Lower Manhattan’s The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel for original art in an opulent setting.
The sleek Hotel on Rivington in New York’s Lower East side has floor-to-ceiling views of Manhattan from plush thread-rich beds. The Standard High Line has panoramic views of the Empire State Building and the Hudson River.
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Thousands of people fly into New York on any given day. In fact, London to New York is the world’s busiest intercontinental route! With three nearby major airports (JFK International, Newark International, and LaGuardia), Travelocity flights are competitive and easy to come by from nearly any city in the world. And thanks to extensive public transit options, getting to your hotel is a breeze.
Transportation: Between the subway and buses, you can get anywhere you want to go—the A line alone runs 31 miles through Manhattan and Queens. And if you’re carrying a lot of luggage, we recommend a taxi. It won’t come cheap, but it can be worth it, especially when you’ve saved cash with our cheap hotels in NYC. No matter what you choose, remember this: Leave yourself some extra time. New Yorkers may walk fast, but their public transportation doesn’t always keep up.
Wi-Fi Hot Spots: Fashion and food aren’t enough—New York is now leading the world when it comes to public Wi-Fi, too. Settle in with a latte at Bryant Park, Battery Park, or Prospect Park and plan out your itinerary without using all your data. What about Central Park, you ask? It’s too large to cover the whole park, but there are eight hotspots scattered throughout, and a Google search can help you find them.
These Boots Were Made for Walking: Even if you’re not in a hurry, a comfortable pair of shoes will be your best friend in this city. From strolling through Central Park to wandering amongst the paintings at the Museum of Modern Art, using your feet is a must. Got a fancy dinner date? Take a page from the classic New Yorker playbook: throw those stilettos in your purse and wear flats until you arrive.
Four Seasons isn’t just a top luxurious New York hotel—it’s also the climate of this northeastern U.S. city. Summers are warm and may be humid; winters are chilly and can be snowy. In autumn, the air is crisp, the leaves are changing, and the temperatures are sweater-perfect. However, depending on what you’re looking for, New York is always on. During the holiday season, the Rockefeller Center tree glitters with thousands of lights as ice skaters twirl below. In the summer, roof decks open and an exuberant vibe is felt throughout the city.
1. St. Bart's Church (1 block from Waldorf Astoria New York)
Also known by its long name—Saint Bartholomew's Episcopal Church—this historic place of worship has existed since 1835 as skyscrapers and corporate buildings grew up around it. Visit between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. to tour the impressive Byzantine and Romanesque architecture, attend an organ recital or concert, or just enjoy the peace and quiet of this oasis in the heart of the city.
2. Intrepid Museum (1 mile from Row NYC hotel)
The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum is here to offer visitors an experience that’s a little bit different. After all, this wouldn’t be the greatest city on earth if it didn’t have offerings as diverse as its residents—and visitors. Admire a real space shuttle, submarine, and even an aircraft carrier at one of America’s best museums of its kind.
3. Statue of Liberty (6 miles from Roosevelt Hotel)
If you’re feeling patriotic after learning about American innovation at the Intrepid Museum, make this iconic landmark your next stop. In fact, make it a stop no matter what. Ferry your way over from Battery Park, NY or Liberty State Park, NJ and make the 354-step climb to the crown. A stop at Ellis Island is worth the time, as well.
We’re glad you’re so excited about planning your trip to the "Big Apple," traveler. But you’ll need a place to lay your head after such busy days, and we can help with that. Whether you’re looking for a total splurge or cheap hotels, NYC delivers. Book here on Travelocity, and you’ll find everything you need, all in one place. Except those comfy walking shoes, of course. Be sure to pack them separately.
