Hotel Shocard NYC

Neighborhood

• Culinary Diversity – There’s nothing more convenient than the pub grub of Hotel Shocard’s on-site Gleason’s Tavern, but if you’re out and about and want a bite to eat you’ve come to the right place. If Italian cuisine tickles your taste buds and you like a classy establishment, visit Rossini’s, which combines tuxedo-clad waiters and live piano (with opera on Saturdays). Traditional British and American morsels are on offer at Lillie’s Victorian Establishment, whilst Zuma NYC’s izakaya-inspired menu is sure to delight fans of Japanese cuisine. 

• Broadway – With Broadway on your doorstep, there are thespians galore to enliven your day stay. Countless plays from the distant past to contemporary works are constantly performed, with drama, comedy, and tragedy available at innumerable venues. Whatever flavor you prefer, there’s a play for you at Broadway.

• Times Square – One of the Big Apple’s most famous spots, Times Square is in the center of the Theater District and has starred in dozens, if not hundreds, of films. A great place for a photo (or selfie), there are shops aplenty to buy yourself, or a loved one, a souvenir of your visit to NYC. 

• Central Park – Central Park is probably the most famous urban park in the world, and rightly so. A huge slice of greenery amidst the soaring skyscrapers of Manhattan’s urban jungle, the park itself is a splendid place for a leisurely stroll, but also has its own range of attractions. There’s a zoo and, a little further north, the world class Metropolitan Museum of Art, and that’s before we mention the fountain, carousel, theater, or castle.

We should mention

1. Professional dry cleaning.

2. Complimentary Wi-Fi.

3. Gleason’s Tavern.

4. Non-smoking hotel.

5. Multilingual staff.