New York Hotel Deals Searches Over 30 Hotel Sites
This easy to use system searches Hotels.com, Travelocity, Expedia, gtahotels.com, and over thirty other online hotel reservation websites to find the absolute best deals available in New York.
Without our help it would take hours of your valuable time to search through all of these hotel sites for the lowest rates, but our service does it for you in just seconds.
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Search For NYC Hotels By Any Criteria
You can sort the list of hotels by any criteria you choose which makes it very quick and easy to find the perfect hotel for your needs.
For example if you want to find a popular pet friendly hotel near the Empire State Building then you simply choose "Empire State Building" from the location menu on the left (you will see there are a huge amount of locations to choose from!) and go down to the hotel features area and put a check mark in the "pet friendly" box.
As soon as you make these changes our system automatically resorts the hotels to include only those which fit your criteria.
You can sort by the list by popularity, distance (from any location you choose), star rating, hotel name, and price. If you do choose "lowest price" you will probably want to uncheck "hostel" from the property type menu on the bottom left.
Example Searches
"Pet Friendly Hotels in Manhattan."
"Hotels Near the Bronx Zoo with High-Speed Internet."
"Hotels Near the Central Park Zoo with a Kitchenette & a Pool."
There's so much going on in "the city that never sleeps" that it'd be easier to list all of the things you can't do in NYC rather than all of the things you can do. That said; We here at New York Hotel Deals want to help give you some ideas, so here's a list of 10 things to do while you're visiting "The Big Apple."
#01: Visit the Statue of Liberty
If you get the "New York Pass" you can visit the Statue of Liberty along with over 60 other attractions in the city.
If you want "crown tickets" you need to make your reservations now. They can sell out months in advance.
If you just want to see the Statue of Liberty from a boat you can do that for free by taking a trip on the Staten Island Ferry which floats by pretty close (this is not a tourist thing, people take the ferry back and forth for work!)
#02: Visit the Empire State Building
Make your way to the top of the most famous skyscraper in the world and see NYC from a truly fantastic vantage point.
The building, completed in 1931, was the tallest in the world for 36 years (1931-1967.) It is currently the tallest building in NYC (although it will be surpassed by the "Freedom Tower" which is supposed to be completed sometime soon.)
Empire State building tickets are also included as a part of the "New York Pass."
#03: Go to a New York Knicks Game
If you're into basketball you could see the Knicks play at the famous Madison Square Garden arena.
If you're more into hockey you could see the Rangers instead (they play their home games at MSG as well.)
#04: Go to a Yankees or Mets Game
The Yankees play their home games at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. It's not the "House that Ruth Built" though, the original Yankees stadium's final season was 2008 (its first was 1923!)
The Mets play their home games at Citi Field in Queens. Shea Stadium's final season was also 2008.
#05: Visit the Bronx Zoo
This 265 acre zoo is home to over 4000 animals representing 650 different species including congo gorillas, giraffes, lions, tigers, grizzly bears, polar bears, snow leopards, bald eagles, penquins, flamingos, owls, cobras, anacondas, alligators, poison frogs, and monarch butterflies.
Doors open at 10 a.m. and close at 4:30 p.m. This is a huge zoo so you should get there early if you want to see a lot of it (I'm not sure it's even possible to see all of it in one day.)
If you want a less intense zoo experience in NYC (one where you don't have to go all the way up to the Bronx) you could visit the Central Park Zoo which is much smaller (home to 130 species) but quite nice (and less expensive.)
The New York Pass includes visitation to many NYC zoos (the Bronx Zoo & Central Park Zoo along with Prospect Park Zoo & Queens Zoo), the New York Aquarium, and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
#06: Visit Museums
NYC is home to some of the most famous musems in the world including the the Metropolitan Museum of Art (the Met), Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), the Natural History Museum, and the Guggenheim.
With the New York Pass you can visit all of them.
#07: Hear Some Great Music
If you take a look at a schedule of upcoming concerts in NY (the Village Voice has extensive listings) you are quite likely to find a band/artist that you would like to see playing at one of the many NYC music venues such as Beacon Theater, Bower Ballroom, Carnegie Hall, the Roseland, Radio City Music Hall, and Madison Square Garden.)
And if you are into jazz there is no better city to be. There are many places to see live jazz performed (sometimes by truly legendary performers.)
#08: See a Broadway Show
There are many different Broadway shows to choose from.
#09: Take a Circle Line Sightseeing Cruise
You will want to buy a New York Pass for boat trip around Manhattan Island.
#10: A Night on the Town!
If you really want to experience "the city that never sleeps" then you you'll probably want to visit one of the hundreds (thousands?) of bars (or nightclubs, depending on how you like to party) in NYC.
Restaurants
There are so many incredible restaurants (which serve every style of food imaginable) in the city that they really deserve their own heading.
Whether you just want a slice of New York pizza or you would like something a bit more fancy there's probably not a better place in the world for truly great food.
Do not waste your visit to NYC going to a chain restaurant like Applebee's, Ruby Tuesday's, Olive Garden, or TGIF! You can eat that stuff at just about any strip mall in America.
And when you taste what real food is like you will realize that those places are actually terrible (no matter how many commercials they have.) Go to a real restaurant and find out what you've been missing.
Italian, Indian, Chinese, Thai, Greek, Steak Houses, Burgers, BBQ, French, Mexican, Vietnamese, & Japanese. It's all here. Delicious pho, sushi, chicken tikka masala, thai curry, & gyros.
And if you're a vegetarian or a vegan you are especially in luck as you will actually be able to find (many) restaurants that cater to your needs for a change!
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