Hotels in New York Times Square

... most thrilling experience to wander the streets during the day, enjoy the chill in the air, stare at the lights at night in Times Square. You have to eat eat eat and people watch at Rockefeller Center and the skating rink. That Christmas Tree give you ...

... tiring flight but it is all worth it now that I am here. New York is simply AMAZING. I am staying at the Renaissance New York Times Square Hotel, which is right in the centre of Times Square, at the junction of Broadway and 7th Avenue. It's like nothing ...

... got back to our hotel fine and i got straight into bed but the other three had dramas getting to their hotel because its right on Times Square. Whilst we had been out for the day, the place had turned into a nightmare zone and they had an awful experience ...

... entrati a fare un po' di shopping. Nel primo pomeriggio eravamo a Brooklyn all'Hotel Mariott (http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/nycbk-new-york-marriott-at-the-brooklyn-bridge/)  costo camera Euro 404,45!!! Bello con Tv LCD 32 pollici bel bagno, ...

... managed to find their way into the city, found the hotel and back into the city via the shuttle bus. We arranged a meeting in Times Square, this achieved and a decision to eat and catch up, to decide on what show we would take in tonight. At this time ...

... , I always held up in the Edison and Paramount Hotels just off 47th street and Broadway.  Ideal location for wandering through Times Square and running around the city via the Subway  Yes, you can also stay at the Marriott Marquis for hundreds ...

... arrived in New York about 1pm and managed to suss out the subway system and get ourselves to the hotel. Once settled we headed to Times Square to have a look round. As soon as we stepped out from the subway the lights hit us, the buildings were really ...

... me on a consistent basis. I become aware of the huge number of police cars there are in New York, they nearly outnumber taxis. Eventually I reach Times Square. Flashing signs are everywhere, more video screens than in a high street Curry’s. I see ...

... trip so I am now officially one third of the way through it. To celebrate this occasion the city of New York put on a little party in Times Square. They also managed to kill two birds with one stone and celebrated the other minor event of ringing in the ...

... day before but I had to pop into “Juniors” for a supper on the way back. Tucked in behind Times Square this is a New York legend and my friend Sue had directed me to try the Cheesecake there. Again...huge place, fantastic and attentive ...

... , we'll just list them later and write some notes. Other places seen and visited: Rockefeller Plaza Lexington Avenue Times Square Bon Jovi Concert Fire Flys Central Park Zoo Change of Rooms to 8th Avenue - cracking view. From ...

... york, starting at 8am outside the hotel. We got onto the bus and got driven around the various sites. Driving past Times square, Broadway theaters and Tiffinys, also past central park and some of the well known hotels. We stopped at Rockerfeller center ...

... a.m. to go on a downtown tour (one of the options from my hop-on hop-off ticket). We jumped on the bus at Times Square and were driven downtown, past many famous sites such as Madison Square Garden, the Empire State Building and the Flatiron Building ...

... I wanted to do in such a limited time. Thankfully the hotel was near a subway that was only a few minutes ride away from times square and as this was also where the tourist information centre was based, I made this my first stop. Obviously I'd seen so ...

... paying $22 for a drink! It wasn't that great but it was food and the views were decent. After that we walked around the famous Times Square and it was definitely something one has to see at least once in their life. We cabbed back at around 12am and found ...

... nice, quaint and friendly. We then caught the train from Princeton station it arrives at Manhatten Square Gardens, you can walk to Times Square, Chelsea Pier, its in the shopping area and near to buses and the metro.  New York is jammed packed full ...

... a walk through central park, a tube down to the Statue of Liberty, a trip up the Empire State Building and a night walk through Times Square we had ticked off a few 'must sees' and concentrated on shopping, eating and drinking, all of which were great. ...