Hersha Hospitality in Cast Iron Historic District from NZ$452

A nighttime city skyline with illuminated buildings and a prominent tower.

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2. The Tillary Hotel

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3. The Fifth Avenue Hotel

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4. Hotel 48LEX New York

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5. NU Hotel Brooklyn

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6. Chambers Hotel New York

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Top Cast Iron Historic District Hotel Reviews

Hyatt Grand Central New York

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel accommodation and da food was very good"

Hotel Edison Times Square

10/10 Excellent

"Our room was beautiful on high floor. Nice view. Extremely clean. Comfy firm mattress. Lovely bathrooms. We enjoyed the tea/coffee, chips and water in our room. Included breakfast, a complimentary bottle of wine, and a walking tour for 4. [Varied starting points by day of week. We were there Sunday, but tour from Edison were on Tue/Sat. You'd have to go to another one of their Triumph partners. I think the hotel could do better to send you the confirmation greeting message for your stay, that they should state, "Your stay does not occur on the days of our walking tours but here are the next closest hotel partner." Or something like that.] We had Broadway tickets. It was nice to go out of the hotel lobby, cross the street to get to theater we needed. And lots of restaurants next door to complete the evening. Parking would be included for your vehicle at a price of $75 a night. But you can't come in and out. That did not make us happy since part of our trip was to go into Brooklyn and Staten Island. We did end up taking the metro and then the SI ferry. But it limited us to walking around and couldn't really get to see too much of the areas. But getting around town is easy enough with the transit systems. And the free Staten Island Ferry had the best view of Manhattan and Statue of Liberty. All in all I think that the hotel Edison was fabulous. I would definitely stay here again."