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Where to stay in New York City
You have so many options, so deciding where to stay in New York depends on your budget and what you wish to be close to. Finding the best areas to stay in New York means having an idea of the type of holiday you want to have, or perhaps being willing to spend a little time travelling each day. Whether you want to be close to the action in Midtown West, or you’re looking for boutique charm in SoHo, there’s no shortage of great hotels on offer.
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New York may be the city that never sleeps, but do you? Unless you intend to match the city’s nocturnal energy, aim for at least five to seven days if you hope to see the main attractions. Just be prepared to leave wanting more because no amount of time is ever truly enough to fully experience everything New York has to offer.
One thing you should know about New York is that there is lots and lots of walking, so be prepared with some comfortable shoes. Depending on what time of year you plan to travel, your packing list will be pretty different so best to do some specific research once you’ve locked down your dates. Just don’t forget to pack your sense of fun and adventure.
This very question could fill a book, as one thing you will discover about New York is that you could spend a lifetime here and still have more to learn. Many first-timers tend to stick to the borough of Manhattan, as it’s where you will find the highest concentration of attractions. Even if you decide to stick exclusively to Manhattan, there’s still the task of deciding between Downtown, Midtown and Uptown.
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If there’s one thing New York has in spades, it’s nice areas! Oh, and hot dog vendors, but we digress. The most expensive neighbourhoods in New York City are generally considered to be Noho, Hudson Yards, Tribeca, Central Park South and Nolita, where the median sales price is above $3-million.
The excellent news is that there’s no bad time to visit New York as it’s magic all year round. The peak tourism season extends from June to August (summer) and then again from November to December (winter), however both fall and spring offer their own reasons for visiting.
Whatever your heart desires! New York is home to some of the world’s best restaurants, museums, galleries, Broadway shows, shopping, historic neighbourhoods and landmarks including the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, Central Park and the Brooklyn Bridge. It’s impossible to be bored in New York.