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COVID-19 Travel Updates: Learn about our recent changes >

  • Face masks or coverings are required in all public areas at all Hyatt hotels globally, with some exceptions. Learn more

COVID-19 Travel Updates: Learn about our recent changes >

  • Face masks or coverings are required in all public areas at all Hyatt hotels globally, with some exceptions. Learn more
  • Our Global Care & Cleanliness Commitment focusing on safety and wellbeing
  • Enhanced cancellation flexibility for existing reservations and future travel
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    EXPLORE OUR NEW YORK LUXURY BOUTIQUE HOTELS

    Known for its towering skyscrapers, suave fashion scene, and high-end culinary expertise, most think of NYC when the words “New York” are mentioned. And while a staggering portion of New York’s population does live in the city — 8 million people, to be exact — there’s more to this northeastern state than concrete and steel.

    Blessed with snowy mountains, gurgling rivers, and an abundance of fertile farmland, it’s worth venturing outside the city and experiencing some of New York’s natural beauty while you’re in town. Stay with us at the luxurious Gild Hall or The Beekman, both located in the city, for quick access to all that the state has to offer.

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When to Visit & What to Pack

Try to plan your trip for late spring or early fall. These months see fewer tourists and nicer temperatures. Make sure to remember a jacket! It can get a little chilly at night, especially if you’re by the water.

  • Top Attractions

    The Statue of Liberty 
    Constructed in 1874 by sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, this neoclassical statue was a gift from the people of France. Lady Liberty quickly became a symbol of freedom and has long since beckoned newcomers into the states.

    Thousand Island
    Take a trip into the past and explore the thousands of islands scattered in the Saint Lawrence River between the US and Canada. Once a city escape for New York’s elite, these islands now showcase breathtaking castles and mansions.

    Niagara Falls
    Churning more than six million cubic feet of water over the crest per minute, Niagara Falls truly is a force of nature. Consisting of three separate waterfalls — the Horseshoe Falls, the American Falls, and the Bridal Veil Falls, this dazzling downpour of water isn’t one you’ll soon forget.

    Long Island
    Located just off the shore, this east coast peninsula juts out into the Atlantic, running parallel to Connecticut. Known for its wineries, trendy shops, and beaches, Long Island offers a different view of the city.

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