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A rooftop lounge with modern furniture, large windows offering city views, and digital screens displaying advertisements.

A spacious lounge with a large bar area, seating arrangements, and a view of the cityscape through large windows.

A bar area with a curved counter, multiple stools, and a well-lit display of bottles.

A view from a window overlooking a cityscape with tall buildings and advertisements.

1. New York Marriott Marquis

Manhattan

Angel Arturo Banuelos

NT$11,925

NT$15,442 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 8 - Nov 9

A modern reception area with a wooden reception desk, large potted plants, and a seating area with a bench and table.

A hotel lobby with a carpeted floor, seating area with chairs, a reception desk, and a decorative wall.

A modern hotel lobby with a long reception desk, black leather chairs, and decorative wall art.

A modern hotel room with a bed, a desk, a sofa, and a TV mounted on the wall.

2. New York LaGuardia Airport Marriott

Queens

Soma

NT$6,686

NT$7,784 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 1 - Nov 2

An outdoor seating area with sofas, chairs, and tables, surrounded by a black metal fence.

A modern hotel lobby with a bar area, seating, and a large screen.

A restaurant with multiple tables and chairs, large windows, and a flat-screen TV on the wall.

3. Marriott New York JFK Airport

Queens

Mary

NT$8,615

NT$9,997 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 25 - Oct 26

A restaurant interior with bar seating, tables, and hanging light fixtures.

A modern living room with a sofa, two round tables, and a desk with a chair. Large windows offer a view of the city skyline.

A spacious lobby with a large black and white patterned carpet, a reception desk with a marble counter, and a staircase leading to an upper level.

A person looking out of a window at a cityscape with tall buildings and a body of water.

4. New York Marriott Downtown

Manhattan

Annabelle

NT$9,124

NT$12,040 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 30 - Oct 31

A hotel with a modern design, featuring a prominent entrance and multiple floors.

A modern hotel lobby with a bar area, seating arrangements, and a large screen.

A hotel room with a large window offering a city view, a bedside table, and a floor lamp.

A multi-level hotel lobby with glass railings, a central staircase, and various seating areas.

5. New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge

Brooklyn

Arhlene

NT$10,943

NT$13,766 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 8 - Nov 9

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Top New York Hotel Reviews

PUBLIC, an Ian Schrager hotel

10/10 Excellent

"c"

Pod Times Square

8/10 Good

"As advertised, tv was hard to figure out"

Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Everything was pleasant"

Hotel Edison Times Square

8/10 Good

"The overall experience was a good 'minus'... the staff was helpful, location right in the middle of it all, restaurant off the lobby had good food and fun vibe....with that said, the room itself was lacking in a few creature comforts; 1.) it was small to the point that you couldn't even change your mind in it. 2.) there wasn't enough table, and countertop, space for incidentals and toiletries. The one table provided was the coffee maker area and not much else fit. 3.) the was no refrigerator so take home from restaurants sat and were, with no other choice, discarded the following day. 4.) The closet was unusual and I'll leave it at that. 5.) The power went out in our area and when I approached the maid outside our door about it she indicated it happens, with what I perceived as, on a regular basis. It was attended to within 25 minutes. 6.) There was no dresser so we had to mostly live out of our suitcases for the duration..."