New York City Hotel
If you wish to rent a room in one of the elegant hotels in New York, there’s no better choice than the New York City Hotel. From the over 100 hotels we offer, we are confident you shall discover the one to call your home away from home. New York City Hotel offers you rooms both in luxurious 5 stars hotels and in economic hotels. With New York City Hotel you can get discounts of up to 70 % for the rooms rented online. Now, you can also create the vacation of your dreams: choose you favorite hotel, buy your flight ticket and rent the car you always wished to drive. You can even buy tickets to New York’s greatest attractions. New York City Hotel offers not only AAA Travel Guide Rated hotels but also 110% Best Rate Guarantee for all the rooms rented online. On our site you shall find the most famous brands: Excelsior, Sheraton, Hilton, St. Regis, Waldorf Astoria and many others.
Give me wings to fly, help me reach
the stars and taste sweet freedom…
Take me to New York.
In the city of liberty, the sun shines brighter for each of us, young or old, rich or poor. Lady Liberty makes us all equal. The most densely populated city in the United States includes five renowned boroughs: Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens, Manhattan and Staten Island. About 8.1 million people are proud to call New York their home, an amazing 321 square miles one....
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We care for our customers; this is why we are here for you 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. No matter your problem or question, we are ready to help you. To make a reservation or cancel one, please call TOLL FREE 1-888-254-0637 or outside the U.S. please call 00-800-84469370 and +1-210-507-5997. We’d love to hear from you.
You can contact us at the email address rooms@city-hotel-new-york.com or consult our Help section. Someone will always be here to help you.
We have decided to help you find out more about New York, this is why we gathered some information we hope you’ll consider useful.
Population: 7,420,166 people live in New York’s City Center, while 8,643,437 live in the metropolitan area.
Visitors: Every year, about 33 million tourists visit New York.
At an elevation of 131 feet, New York is made up of 5 areas, Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond that cover 301 square miles. The area of Manhattan is 22.7 square miles.
Languages: Most New Yorkers speak English, but other languages are also used in certain areas of the city.
Time Zone: New York is in the Eastern Time Zone.
Temperatures: New York’s temperatures reach a high of 82F in July and a low of 24F in January.
The telephone area code in Manhattan is 212, while in Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island it is 718.
Emergency: In case of emergencies, please call the ambulance, fire department and the police at 911.
Tips and Taxes: In New York, tips reach 15% while the sales tax is of 7%.
National Holidays: If you visit New York during our national holidays, we promise you’ll have a wonderful time. We shall mention the New Year's Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Presidents' Day on February 22, the Good Friday in March or April, Easter, Memorial Day on May 30, Independence Day on July 4, Labor Day, Columbus Day on October 12, Veterans Day on November 11, Thanksgiving Day on November 35 and Christmas Day.
Get around in New York: Traffic is gridlocked sometimes, this is why it is often difficult to drive in this city.
If you ever need a taxi in New York, please call 212/676-1000. The New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission will always be there to help you. To get from the JFK International Airport anywhere in Manhattan, you’ll need to pay 30 dollars plus toll and tip.
Transportation:
Ferry: The Staten Island Ferry offers you free 25-minute travels through Manhattan and Staten Island.
Airports: In New York, there are 3 airports: the John F. Kennedy International Airport, the LaGuardia Airport and Newark International Airport.
If you wish to get around Manhattans, the subway is definitely the best choice, available 24 hours a day. The trains 1,2,3,9, A and C will take you to the west side of Manhattan and the trains F, N and R take you west to east from Midtown to Downtown. If you take train E, your journey will end at the World Trade Center. To access the subway you’ll need a Metro card that allows you to use a bus also, within 2 hours.
You may purchase the one-day Fun Pass in shops, hotels and certain subway stations.
Bus: To travel across New York, cross-town buses can take you from East to West side, to Houston and Broadway.
Railway: The Long Island Railroad, the Amtrak and the New Jersey Transit trains, all stop on 7th Avenue, between 31st and 33rd Streets. This is where is located the Pennsylvania Station. The Grand Central Terminal serves Connecticut and suburban New York trains.
Intercity Bus: For information about the Port Authority Bus Terminal please call (212) 564-8484.
