Hotel in Times Square New York

Named after the New York Times headquarters, located at the top of our street, 40th and 8th Avenue, Times Square is known as the "Crossroads of the World". With its exciting theatre, supersized billboards, restaurants, famous New Year’s Eve, and endless nightlife, you won’t miss out on any of the fun when staying at our Staybridge Suites Times Square hotel in New York City near Times Square.

And when your day finally draws to a close, retreat to our conveniently located Staybridge Suites Times Square hotel in NYC near Times Square, an oasis from the hustle and bustle of New York City's most vibrant area.

Places of Interest

• Bryant Park
  Home to free ice skating in the winter sponsored by Citi and free outdoor movies in the summer. Holiday time in Bryant Park is not to be missed featuring such crowd pleasers as an outdoor shopping mall, Irish coffee over an outdoor fire pit and a mimosa brunch at the Bryant Park Grill. Located on 42nd Street, within walking distance of our Staybridge Suites Times Square hotel in Times Square and near the New York Public Library and Grand Central Station.

• Central Park
  Frederick Law Olmstead, the father of landscape architecture, designed the world’s most famous park in the 1900’s. A common destination for patrons of hotels in New York City near Times Square, Present day wonders abound year round; Shakespeare in the Park, Central Park Zoo, Ice Skating, Rowing, Horseback Riding, Sports – something for everyone. Walk, bike, subway straight up to the entrance on 59th Street and let the games begin.

• Chinatown

The largest Chinatown in the U.S.A, New York City’s Chinatown is also the oldest ethnic Chinese district outside of Asia. Manhattan’s Chinatown is home to green grocers, fish mongers, a jewelry district, fashion factories, and a large collection of Chinese restaurants. The borders of Chinatown are Grand Street to the North, Allen Street to the Eat, Worth Street to the South, and Lafayette Street to the West.

• Chrysler Building
  A true testament to Art Deco located at 42nd Street and Lexington Avenue. This was once the world’s tallest building until surpassed by the Empire State Building. Now home to offices, shops, and restaurants.

• Empire State Building
  Walk from our conveniently located Staybridge Suites hotel in Times Square to our most famous and iconic art deco landmark building, the tallest in the world when it was erected in 1931. Site of countless movies and marriage proposals, the observation deck is open until 2:00AM. Remember, no glass is allowed, so pack a flask and plastic champagne flutes along with your engagement ring!

• Grand Central Station
  A quick walk from our Staybridge Suites hotel in NYC near Times Square takes you to Grand Central Station on 42nd street, magnificently restored in 1998 to all its former glory. Grab a table and a Bellini on the balcony of Cipriani’s, or check out the Christmas light show projected on the domed ceiling.

• Herald's Square / Macy's
  New York City loves its hometown newspapers, even when they are defunct. Herald Square, named after the New York Herald Newspaper, is now a popular resting spot for tourists and local denizens alike. Complete with tables, umbrellas and chairs, you can relax after your shopping frenzy at Macy’s and take in a street performer or two. Famous starting point for the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, and a short 6 blocks from the Staybridge Suites Times Square hotel in New York City near Times Square.

• Highline
  New York City’s newest park is no step child to its more famous brethren above. A former elevated freight train track along 10th Avenue from 34th Street ending in the Meatpacking District has been transformed into an oasis, mixing lush plants with rolling bricked pathways. Pack a picnic but leave Fido at home – dogs are currently not allowed, and this city likes to give tickets!

• The Jacob Javits Center
  Located on a large expanse of 11th Avenue between 34th and 38th Street and designed by world renowned architect IM PEI. Less than ten minutes away on foot, the Staybridge Suites Times Square hotel in NYC near Times Square is one of the closest hotels within walking distance to the Jacob Javits Convention Center.

• Little Italy

Bordering Manhattan’s Chinatown, Little Italy is home to many fine Italian dining as well as Italian shops. Each September an eleven day long street fair takes place in Manhattan’s Little Italy called the Feast of San Gennaro to celebrate Italian culture and the Italian-American community.

• Madison Square Garden
  Home to the New York Knicks, New York Rangers, and don’t forget the ladies of the New York Liberty. Catch a game or your favorite performer at the Garden. Easy access by foot, train, bus, or pedicab.

• Museum of Modern Art
  Over 600,000 square feet of newly designed space re-opened to the public in 2004, and offering a rousing mixture of  Modern and contemporary art. Take in any of the permanent or rotating exhibits, lectures, film retrospectives, book store, or a guided tour, and then collapse into a glass of wine at Café 2 on the second floor where you will be in good company, since museum visitors only are welcome.

• Museum of Natural History
  Lizard and Snakes Alive!! Get a good look at a live Nosehound and Squamate! Who knew? Located on the Upper West Side within easy subway, taxi or walking access from the Staybridge Suites Times Square hotel in New York City near Times Square.

• Pennsylvania Station
  Home to Amtrak, Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), multiple Subway lines and Madison Square Garden. Penn Station, as it is affectionately called, is located between 31st and 34th Street and 7th and 8th Avenue.

• Restaurant Row
  A quick stroll north to 46th Street, a mere 6 blocks from Staybridge Suites Times Square hotel in NYC near Times Square, deposits you in the thick of Restaurant Row where you can choose any cuisine sure to sate your appetite. Russian, Brazilian, Italian, French, Japanese, and a wealth of others – pack only an appetite!

• Rockefeller Center/Radio City Music Hall
  For almost 70 years visitors from around the world visit the NBC studio, 30 Rock and flock to the famous lighting of the Christmas tree. While you are there you can take in the Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall. 2010 marks the 75th anniversary of the annual Christmas Show and has all of the makings of being extraordinary.

• SoHo

Visit the lower Manhattan area known as SoHo to see the architecture of the SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District that consists of 26 blocks and about 500 buildings. SoHo is also home to many art galleries as well as shops including boutiques and outlets of upscale chain stores. In similar fashion to other Manhattan districts, SoHo is named thus by being South of Houston Street.

• Woodbury Commons Premium Outlets

Calling all fashionistas! Take a quick trip to Central Valley to visit over 200 premium outlet stores such as Coach, Tory Burch, Saks Fifth Avenue and more. These outlets are known for being one of the world’s top shopping destinations and shouldn’t be missed by those who love designer labels and brands at affordable prices.

• United Nations
  Hop on the S train from our hotel in Times Square and shuttle directly cross-town where the majestic UN lays resplendent along the east river. Home to 192 member states, with its own set of laws! Sculpture and art abound on the grounds beautifully maintained gardens.