104 day use hotels in New York, United States
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AC Hotel New York Times Square
Manhattan, NY
978
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Workspace
Cozy/Romantic
Work Friendly
Pay Later at property
Free cancellation
La Quinta Times Square South
New York, NY
1028
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Pay Later at property
Free cancellation
Romer Hell's Kitchen
New York, NY
1033
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Boutique
Cozy/Romantic
Work Friendly
Pay Later at property
Free cancellation
The Muse New York
New York, NY
829
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Cozy/Romantic
Pay Later at property
Free cancellation
The Michelangelo New York
New York, NY
728
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Boutique
Luxury
Pay Later at property
Free cancellation
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InterContinental New York Barclay
Manhattan, NY
841
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Cozy/Romantic
Luxury
Work Friendly
Pay Later at property
Free cancellation
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Springhill Suites Carle Place
Carle Place, NY
613
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Free cancellation
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The Draper Tapestry Collection By Hilton
New York, NY
902
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Cozy/Romantic
Work Friendly
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Free cancellation
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DoubleTree By Hilton Jersey City
Jersey City, NJ
516
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Hilton Garden Inn NYC Financial Center/Manhattan Downtown
New York, NY
558
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Liberty View Brooklyn Hotel
Brooklyn, NY
730
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Cozy/Romantic
Work Friendly
Pay Later at property
Free cancellation
Best Western Premier Empire State Hotel
New York, NY
668
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Cozy/Romantic
Pay Later at property
Free cancellation
Astoria Inn LaGuardia Hotel
Astoria, NY
784
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Cozy/Romantic
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Free cancellation
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The Knickerbocker Hotel
New York, NY
709
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Cozy/Romantic
Luxury
Work Friendly
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Free cancellation
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Have a day use room in New York City and curious what to do? Check out these recommendations and facts to get acquainted with NYC.
Your New York City Day Use Hotel Experience, Simplified
- Sights - Modeled after an elevated Parisian park, the High Line is a must see. Housed in an old Nabisco factory nearby is Chelsea Market, featuring specialty shops and eateries. For an expanded view of the city—including Central Park and Manhattan—try Top of The Rock Observation Deck.
- Food - Hudson Eats at Manhattan’s Brookfield Place offers 14 upscale fast-casual chef-centric eateries with the view of the Hudson River. NYC’s largest and most diverse borough, Queens satisfies palates with dishes like Korean paella and Colombian arepas to Malaysian roti. Just north, the Bronx highlights classic cuisine from Little Italy, fresh New England seafood-style dishes and a variety of South-Asian outposts.
- Museums - New York City has a museum for every interest. Visit MoMa for modern art, head over to the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Guggenheim or take in a bit of mystery and intrigue at the interactive Spyscape Museum, among countless other choices.
- Sports - The Big Apple is home to some of the most storied sports franchises. Head to Yankee Stadium to catch America’s pastime or venture to storied Madison Square Garden to watch New York’s darlings—the Knicks. If you want more of a guided experience, try Time Square’s newest attraction, the NFL Experience.
Seven New York City Facts We Love
- The first pizzeria in the United States was opened in NYC in 1895.
- New York City, is a linguistically diverse city with over 800 languages spoken.
- The Empire State building has its own zip code.
- The Bronx Zoo is the largest city zoo in the United States, comprising 265 acres, 4,000 animals and 500 species.
- “The Big Apple” was originally a horse racing term, coined in 1920 by African American stable hands who referred to New York City and its tracks as big-time venues.
- Opening in 2016, the World Trade Center Transportation Hub is known as the world’s “Most Expensive Train Station” costing $4 billion to build.
- Founded in 1736, Bellevue Hospital is the oldest public hospital in the U.S.