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Our top choices for Downstate New York hotels

PUBLIC, an Ian Schrager hotel

Manhattan

Jillian A

$245 nightly

Mar 1 - Mar 2

Total with taxes and fees

Hotel Henri NY

Manhattan

Robert

$127 nightly

Mar 1 - Mar 2

Total with taxes and fees

The William Hotel Midtown, New York

Manhattan

Sharon

$157 nightly

Feb 26 - Feb 27

Total with taxes and fees

17john: Presidential King Suite With Sofa Bed

Manhattan

$342 nightly

Mar 1 - Mar 2

Total with taxes and fees

Breakfast, lunch, dinner served; American cuisine

Hotel Shocard at Times Square

Manhattan

Kevin

$100 nightly

Mar 4 - Mar 5

Total with taxes and fees

The Merchant Hotel Lower East Side

Manhattan

Alan

$205 nightly

Mar 1 - Mar 2

Total with taxes and fees

Hotel Indigo NYC Financial District by IHG

Manhattan

Lephas

$107 nightly

Mar 1 - Mar 2

Total with taxes and fees

Little Charlie Hotel

Manhattan

Ritul

$124 nightly

Feb 26 - Feb 27

Total with taxes and fees

Luxury Penthouse, Multiple Beds, City View | Outdoor dining

Lexington Plaza Hotel

Manhattan

Sophie

$108 nightly

Mar 1 - Mar 2

Total with taxes and fees

Hotel Riu Plaza New York Times Square

Manhattan

Kenneth

$162 nightly

Feb 26 - Feb 27

Total with taxes and fees

World Center Hotel

Manhattan

Julian

$163 nightly

Mar 8 - Mar 9

Total with taxes and fees

DoubleTree by Hilton New York Downtown

Manhattan

Marshall

$103 nightly

Mar 1 - Mar 2

Total with taxes and fees

Four Points by Sheraton Midtown-Times Square

Manhattan

Jenny

$98 nightly

Mar 1 - Mar 2

Total with taxes and fees

Arlo SoHo

Manhattan

Oscar

$154 nightly

Feb 26 - Feb 27

Total with taxes and fees

Arlo Midtown

Manhattan

Luis

$154 nightly

Feb 26 - Feb 27

Total with taxes and fees

NEW YORKER BY LOTTE HOTELS

Manhattan

Victoria

$134 nightly

Feb 26 - Feb 27

Total with taxes and fees

The Washington

Manhattan

Olivia

$130 nightly

Mar 11 - Mar 12

Total with taxes and fees

Times Square West Hotel, BW Signature Collection

Manhattan

Oscar

$99 nightly

Feb 26 - Feb 27

Total with taxes and fees

Tempo by Hilton New York Times Square

Manhattan

Kamal

$175 nightly

Mar 1 - Mar 2

Total with taxes and fees

citizenM New York Bowery

Manhattan

Sunit

$159 nightly

Feb 26 - Feb 27

Total with taxes and fees

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Vacation Rentals in Downstate New York

Aparthotel

One Dutch Hotel

Manhattan

"Convenient location. Lots of eateries and goceries stores nearby. Close to subway station. The only downside is no housecleaning service."

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The Beekman Tower, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

Manhattan

"Yes very clean and large one bedroom with a nice view of the city !"

Aparthotel

Desk, iron/ironing board, free WiFi, bed sheets

The Maison Bella

Manhattan

"The host communicated wonderfully from the time I booked until I checked out. The property was perfect for our needs and located in a beautiful part of town. The interior was spacious, and the patio was especially lovely—unfortunately, it was too cold for us to fully enjoy it. The home was very clean and well equipped with thoughtful extras that made our stay even more enjoyable. I would definitely stay here again."

Condo resort

2 bars/lounges, lobby lounge, rooftop bar

Marriott Vacation Club®, New York City

Manhattan

"Great Food was great lobby bar Plus rooftop bar "

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Court Square Hotel Long Island City New York , Belvilla District 6 Formerly Sonder

Queens

"So good"

Aparthotel

Individually decorated, individually furnished, iron/ironing board

Windward Shores Ocean Resort

Napeague

"Quiet place, went off season, cooked all meals in the room, good home base to explore the area."

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Stay near popular Downstate New York attractions

Times Square

4.4/5 (51,408 reviews)

New York’s infamous neon wonderland is hustle and bustle at its best, and an essential stop for all tourists.

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Central Park

4.6/5 (37,590 reviews)

Offering blissful respite from Manhattan’s concrete jungle, this is the perfect spot to rest weary feet or enjoy a picnic.

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Learn more about Downstate New York

Island views, soaring skyscrapers, and top sights from Grand Central Terminal to Times Square—discover Downstate New York, a metropolitan destination also famous for its art scene.

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Vessel is a structure and landmark which was built as part of the Hudson Yards Redevelopment Project in Manhattan, New York City.
It is free to visit it, but you have to book your visit in advance since there is no ticket booth at the site. Entrance is managed by hours but you can also buy a $10 flex ticked that will allow you to visit the structure any hour the day you have selected.
The Vessel is near to the High Line, Chelsea Market, Times Square, and other important landmarks, so expect crowds.
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Top Downstate New York Hotel Reviews

PUBLIC, an Ian Schrager hotel

10/10 Excellent

"One of the nicest hotels I've stayed at. The pool was my daughters favorite part of the property and kept her busy in the heat."

DoubleTree by Hilton New York Downtown

10/10 Excellent

"First off I want to say I was somewhat cautious due to the overwhelming theme of reviews being negative due to long elevator times. I did not experience this whatsoever. I’ve been to NYC countless times and always stay in a similar hotel (doubletree, Hilton garden inn, etc) and the elevators are no different than really any other hotel in the city. If you’ve been to NYC before, you know what to expect. It’s a crowded city and yes you may have to wait for almost anything. But I had zero issue with the elevators and I feel like it is truly a non issue, certainly not worth a bad or negative review. The location is excellent with close access to the 4,5 train, the R, W train, and to the 1 train not to mention the Staten Island ferry. Decent food options near by and a Duane Reade on the corner which is a NYC must. The room was nice, clean, everything worked as it should. Most of the time in NYC, you’re only at the room to sleep, shower, and nap. "