Baccarat Hotel New York
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Baccarat Hotel New York sits at 28 West 53rd Street in Midtown Manhattan, directly across from the Museum of Modern Art. Fift...
Plan the New York you want to return to each evening: a Broadway performance, an Upper East Side museum day, NoMad restaurants or a walk along the Brooklyn waterfront. The collection ranges from established grand hotels to contemporary suites and smaller hotels with a residential character. Match that setting to the places you want to spend time, then compare the accommodation itself.
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Baccarat Hotel New York sits at 28 West 53rd Street in Midtown Manhattan, directly across from the Museum of Modern Art. Fift...
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| Area or Stay | Why Consider It | Before You Book |
|---|---|---|
| The Plaza: Central Park SouthThe Plaza Hotel New York | The Plaza stands at Fifth Avenue and Central Park South, with its Beaux-Arts exterior facing the southern park entrance. | Choose this address when a grand hotel beside the park is part of the experience you want. |
| The Carlyle: Upper East SideThe Carlyle | The Carlyle is at Madison Avenue and East 76th Street, placing the stay in an established Upper East Side setting. | A useful alternative to the Midtown theater district when your days center on uptown museums and Madison Avenue. |
| The Chatwal: Theater District HeritageThe Chatwal New York | The Chatwal occupies the former Lambs theatrical clubhouse on West 44th Street, built in 1905 by Stanford White. | Choose its theater-district setting for a stay whose evenings revolve around performances. |
Aman New York brings contemporary suites and a substantial spa into the restored Crown Building at Fifth Avenue and 57th Street. Its Japanese-inspired suite interiors, functioning fireplaces and deep soaking tubs give the accommodation a different character from a traditional grand-hotel room.
At Baccarat Hotel New York, contemporary interiors and French influences shape the rooms, while the Grand Salon and bar give the stay a social focus. Its West 53rd Street address is a useful Midtown choice when design and dining matter as much as the sightseeing list.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel combines a restored Gilded Age mansion with a contemporary tower at Fifth Avenue and West 28th Street. Consider it for a stay built around a distinctive interior and the restaurants of NoMad, with Midtown and downtown outings arranged around that base. The two buildings are part of one hotel; choose the actual accommodation category for the space and setting you want.
1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge is at Pier 1 in Brooklyn Bridge Park, just south of the bridge in Brooklyn Heights. Its waterfront position faces the Manhattan skyline from the Brooklyn side of the East River. Choose it when waterfront walks and time in Brooklyn belong in the trip, rather than treating a Manhattan view as a Manhattan address. Plan the river crossing for the days you want to spend across the water.
At The Greenwich Hotel, the Courtyard King has French doors with a Juliet balcony facing the inner courtyard. The Corner Suite instead has a separate bedroom and living space with floor-to-ceiling Hudson River views. Choose the named category for the outlook you want; a Tribeca address does not establish a river view in every room.
JFK's rail connection uses the AirTrain and Long Island Rail Road via Jamaica, with Manhattan services to Penn Station and Grand Central Madison. Pendry Manhattan West is near Penn Station and Moynihan Train Hall; InterContinental New York Barclay is near Grand Central. Choose the terminal that fits the hotel's address and check that the LIRR service you use stops at Jamaica. Allow for the final walk or onward journey. This is public transport rather than an included hotel transfer.
For an additional countryside or lake stay, explore the New York State collection. Compare the city's commercial programs separately in New York City hotel offers.
No. The Met Fifth Avenue is at 1000 Fifth Avenue, while The Met Cloisters is in Fort Tryon Park in Upper Manhattan, at 99 Margaret Corbin Drive. Treat them as different outings when choosing the hotel base and planning the day. Museum tickets include same-day entry to both locations for the date printed on the ticket; check opening days before trying to combine the visits.
Start with the particular theater and performance time, then choose dinner nearby or leave enough time for the journey. Broadway theaters occupy different streets: the Belasco is on West 44th Street, while the Gershwin is on West 51st Street. Check the address on the show booking rather than assuming every performance is at the same Times Square location.
Plan the route through accessible stations and check current elevator status before traveling. The MTA map distinguishes fully accessible and partially accessible stations, so the nearest station to a hotel may not provide the access you need in the direction you are traveling. Choose the route and final street approach together instead of relying on distance alone.
Choose the departure point on the ticket: The Battery in Manhattan or Liberty State Park in New Jersey. Statue City Cruises is the authorized ferry service to Liberty and Ellis Islands. General admission does not include entry to the pedestal or crown; those require the corresponding access ticket. The ticket time is when you join the security queue, rather than a guaranteed ferry departure time.
Yes. The NYC Ferry East River service connects DUMBO/Fulton Ferry with Wall Street/Pier 11 and East 34th Street. Its A and B services both serve those landings but make different intermediate stops. Match the landing and current service to your outing; use the live schedule rather than assuming every boat serves every waterfront neighborhood.