cheaper trips to New York soon

The dreams and ambitions of the residents are the very heart of New York, day or night. Fortunately, the city that never sleeps full of places to stay, while offering great dining, wellness and entertainment options. Although these exciting experiences and first-class hospitality often come with high prices that deter travelers, NYC Hotel Week is back. For more than a month, this event will allow you to discover the city without putting too much pressure on your budget.

Best start for discounted tickets

New York City Tourism + Conventions has announced that reservations for NYC Hotel Week are now open, offering 25% off regular room rates at participating hotels. There will be more than 120 partner venues at the event, which will take place between January 2nd and February 9th. To see the full list, go to official website and use the filters by area or neighborhood to find the best options among more than 30 sections of the city.

“For the fourth year in a row, our NYC Hotel Week program offers travelers and residents of the city some of the best rates of the year,” said Nancy Mammana, director of marketing at New York City Tourism + Deals New York more vibrant than ever, and NYC Hotel Week offers visitors a wide range of ways to experience it, from luxury stays to boutique experiences, at incredible value this winter.”

Places for every taste

Participating hotels include new venues such as the William Vale in Brooklyn and the Rockaway Hotel in Queens. Don’t forget to add a moment of relaxation to your stay in their Scandinavian-style outdoor spas. For those coming from other neighborhoods or other cities, Midtown is a good choice. This downtown area allows you to feel the energy of the city while catching a Broadway show up close. Take note, Midtown brings together 13 participating establishments, such as the Arlo Midtown in Hell’s Kitchen or the Conrad New York in Midtown West.

NYC Tourism Ultimate Winter Program

NYC Hotel Week is part of the initiative NYC winter tourwhich combines offers on dining, entertainment and facilities. A particularly welcome initiative for the French, against American inflation and wage stagnation in France, as noted With Figaro.

Here are the other events in the program:

• NYC Restaurant Week: Prix Fixe Menus at Participating Restaurants;
• Broadway Week NYC: Two-for-one tickets to participating Broadway shows;
• NYC Must See Week: Two tickets for the price of one to museums, attractions and tours.

Booking for these offers will start on January 7th. The increases will take effect on January 21st and last until February 9th.

Axel Guidicelli – 3 hours ago