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Hotels

Midtown East

Andaz 5th Avenue

Indulge in the expansive collection of 184 loft-like suites and guestrooms.

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Attractions & Tours

Chelsea

City Cruises

From private charter events to public dining cruises, City Cruises offers a unique way to experience New York City.

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Restaurants

Chelsea

City Cruises Bateaux Dining

Step aboard the all-glass, European-inspired Bateaux by City Cruises for an elegant dining experience unlike any land-based venue.

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A white City Cruises ferry boat sails past the Statue of Liberty on a sunny day, with passengers on deck and the New York City skyline in the background.

Restaurants

Chelsea

City Cruises Signature Dining

Experience breathtaking NYC skyline views, delicious food and cocktails, attentive service, and live entertainment while cruising along the Hudson River.

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A coin-operated binocular viewer on an observation deck overlooks a city skyline at sunset, with sunlight shining through a metal safety fence.

Attractions & Tours

Herald Square

Empire State Building

It's no exaggeration to call the Empire State Building one of the world’s most famous skyscrapers.

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Attractions & Tours

Citywide

Untapped New York

Untapped New York unearths some of NYC's most unique and exciting places to help locals or visitors who dare to go off the beaten path rediscover the city.

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Entrance of Sofitel New York, featuring a modern facade with two flags, one American and one French. A blurred yellow taxi passes by on the street, capturing a dynamic city scene.

Hotels

Midtown West

Sofitel New York

Sofitel offers a cosmopolitan experience where Parisian elegance meets Manhattan sophistication.

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Performing Arts

Times Square/Theatre District

St. James Theatre

Designed by the same architectural team responsible for Grand Central Terminal, this Broadway house opened in 1927 and was originally called the Erlanger.

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