Fairfield By Marriott New York Manhattan Times Square
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Price History and Trends for August 2026
Fairfield By Marriott New York Manhattan Times Square Price Forecast & Booking Trends
Analyze the best time to book Fairfield By Marriott New York Manhattan Times Square in in New York based on 12-month price forecast
Price Insights for Fairfield By Marriott New York Manhattan Times Square
- Lowest Price Period: Mid‑January through early February 2027 (several nights around Jan 13–18, Jan 31 and Feb 1–8) where rates drop to about $155 per night.
- Potential Savings: Largest single‑night saving in this dataset: about $549 (night of Sep 22, 2026 priced $704.10 vs cheapest nights at $155.10) — ~78% lower. Compared with the dataset average (~$330/night), booking the cheapest winter nights saves roughly $175 per night (~50%). Shifting from high‑demand dates (late Sept, mid‑Dec, New Year’s Eve) to mid‑week winter dates can typically save $100–$300 per night.
- Average Rate: Estimated average nightly rate across the provided date range: approximately $330 per night (rounded estimate).
- Booking Tip: If you’re flexible, target mid‑week stays in mid‑January through February for the lowest rates. Avoid late‑September (notably Sept 21–23) and holiday spikes in December and New Year’s Eve. Use Marriott member/loyalty pricing or advance‑purchase non‑refundable rates for further discounts; set price alerts and compare refundable vs non‑refundable to balance flexibility and savings.
Guest Reviews
Guest Tips & Highlights
Great breakfast. Location. Storage facilities. Friendly supportive staff.
The location was perfect — right on Times Square. The breakfast was amazing, the bed was super comfortable, and somehow it stayed quiet at night even in the middle of all that energy. Everything just felt right.
Top Attractions Near Fairfield By Marriott New York Manhattan Times Square
Fairfield by Marriott New York Manhattan/Times Square sits in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, putting you within a short walk of Times Square, Broadway theaters, Bryant Park, Rockefeller Center/Top of the Rock, and major subway lines. Museums like MoMA, shopping on Fifth Avenue, Grand Central Terminal, and easy access to ferries for Statue of Liberty trips are all nearby. The location is ideal for first-time visitors who want classic Manhattan sights within walking distance and for theatergoers who want quick access to Broadway.
Times Square
Iconic entertainment and commercial hub filled with billboards, shops, and theaters.
Bryant Park
A green oasis with seasonal events, outdoor seating, lawn games, and a popular winter ice rink.
Broadway Theaters / Theatre District
Cluster of world-class theaters showing musicals and plays; perfect for evening entertainment.
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
Renowned modern and contemporary art museum with works by Van Gogh, Warhol, Picasso and more.
Rockefeller Center / Top of the Rock
Historic complex with shops, dining, the Top of the Rock observation deck and seasonal attractions.
Empire State Building
Classic NYC skyscraper with observation decks offering panoramic city views.
Grand Central Terminal
Historic transportation hub with architecture, dining options, and access to regional trains.
Central Park (south entrance / The Pond & Gapstow Bridge area)
Famous urban park offering walking paths, lakes, and seasonal events—great for a leisurely escape.
Battery Park / Statue of Liberty ferry
Gateway to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island via ferry; accessible by subway from Midtown.
The High Line & Chelsea Market
Elevated linear park with art, gardens and views; Chelsea Market offers food stalls and shopping.
Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from Fairfield By Marriott New York Manhattan Times Square
Make the most of your stay at Fairfield By Marriott New York Manhattan Times Square with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in New York:
- Day 1 — Midtown Intro: Walk Times Square and the Theatre District, explore Bryant Park, visit the New York Public Library, grab lunch, then head to Rockefeller Center and Top of the Rock for sunset city views.
- Day 2 — Museums & Central Park: Start at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), walk up Fifth Avenue for shopping, then spend the afternoon in Central Park (row a boat at the Loeb Boathouse or stroll through The Mall and Conservatory Garden).
- Day 3 — Lower Manhattan & Statue of Liberty: Take the subway downtown to Battery Park for the Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island ferry. In the afternoon visit the 9/11 Memorial & Museum and wander through the Financial District and Wall Street.
- Day 4 — Chelsea, High Line & Greenwich Village: Visit Chelsea Market for food, stroll the High Line, then head to Greenwich Village for dinner, live music, or comedy clubs.
- Day 5 — Landmarks & Departure: Visit the Empire State Building or Summit One Vanderbilt for morning views, stop at Grand Central Terminal, pick up last-minute souvenirs, return to the hotel to collect luggage and check out by 12:00.
Why Fairfield By Marriott New York Manhattan Times Square Is Perfect for Exploring in New York
New York City is a top global destination for theater, museums, food, shopping, and iconic landmarks. Fairfield by Marriott New York Manhattan/Times Square is an excellent choice because it places you in the heart of Midtown—walking distance to Times Square, Bryant Park, Broadway, MoMA and multiple subway lines. Guests consistently praise the hotel's clean, comfortable rooms, helpful and friendly staff, generous included breakfast (with take-away options), and convenient luggage storage. Despite its central location, many guests report quiet rooms at night, making it a dependable, value-focused base for exploring the city.
Location
Fairfield By Marriott New York Manhattan Times Square
330 West 40th Street
Amenities & Services
Property Highlights
Best Time to Visit in New York
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in New York
Best Time to Visit
Fall
High Season
Summer (June–August) and the holiday season (late November–December), when tourism and prices peak.
Value Season
Winter (January–February) excluding the holiday/New Year period — lowest hotel rates and fewer crowds.
Spring
March–May — temperatures warm from cool to mild, trees and parks bloom, outdoor dining begins, and many festivals restart.
Advantages
- Pleasant weather for walking and sightseeing
- Fewer crowds and better hotel deals than summer
- Blooms in parks and early-season outdoor dining
Considerations
- Weather can be changeable — chilly in March, warm spells in May
- Some major events (e.g., Tribeca) can raise prices on specific weekends
- Allergy season can affect some travelers
Key Events in in New York
New Year's Eve — Times Square
Ball drop at midnight, Street performances and televised coverage, Plan for heavy crowds and early arrival; many hotels and restaurants book up months aheadOne of the world's most famous countdown celebrations, centered on the Times Square ball drop.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
Large character balloons and marching bands, Family-friendly spectacle, Street closures and early crowding — arrive early to secure viewing spotsIconic Thanksgiving parade through Midtown Manhattan with floats, balloons, and performances.
NYC Marathon
Massive spectator support across the course, Street closures across broad sections of the city, Logistics and transit changes — plan travel around race dayLarge international marathon running through all five boroughs every November.
Pride
Colorful Pride March and parties, Neighborhood celebrations (Chelsea, Greenwich Village), High demand for accommodations in JuneNYC Pride in June celebrates LGBTQ+ culture with a large parade and many related events.
Fashion Week (February & September)
Runway shows, presentations, and industry parties, Hotels and restaurants near Manhattan fashion hubs see price spikes, Street-style photo ops and pop-up eventsBiannual fashion industry events draw designers, celebrities, and global press.
US Open
World-class tennis and vibrant public atmosphere, Accommodations in Queens/Manhattan fill quickly, Opportunities to watch matches and enjoy food standsMajor tennis tournament at Flushing Meadows in late August–early September.
Tribeca Film Festival
Film premieres and Q&As, Special neighborhood events and screenings, Advance planning needed for in-demand screeningsSpring film festival with screenings, panels, and celebrity sightings.
Halloween — Village Parade
Elaborate costumes and a lively atmosphere, Street closures and large crowds — expect packed local bars and restaurants, Great for costume viewing but not ideal for small childrenOne of the largest Halloween parades and street celebrations on October 31st in Greenwich Village.
Weather Tips
New York has four distinct seasons. Pack layers in spring and fall for variable days; bring sun protection and breathable fabrics in summer and a hydration plan for hot days; in winter bring a warm coat, hat, gloves, and waterproof boots for snow/ice. Check extended forecasts before travel and allow extra transit time during storms or very cold snaps.
Understanding in New York Prices
New York City hotel prices fluctuate strongly with seasonality and major events. Peak demand occurs in summer (June–August) and the November–December holiday stretch; rates spike again for New Year's Eve, Fashion Week (Feb and Sep), the UN General Assembly (September), major conventions, and popular sporting/cultural events (US Open, Marathon, Tribeca). Weekends (Fri–Sun) are typically more expensive than midweek in leisure-heavy neighborhoods; Manhattan commands the highest base rates, while parts of Brooklyn and Queens can be more affordable. January–February (excluding special events like Fashion Week and Presidents' Weekend) are generally the lowest-price months — many hotels run promotions. Booking early helps during known peaks (holidays, Fashion Weeks, Marathon); flexible dates and staying in outer boroughs plus using subway/commuter rail for access can significantly reduce lodging costs.
Essential Travel Tips for in New York United States
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Transportation
Public transit (subway, buses, commuter rails) is the most efficient way to get around; taxis, rideshares, and ferries fill gaps. Walking is often fastest in dense neighborhoods.
Transportation Tips
- 1.Use OMNY (contactless pay) or MetroCard for subway and buses; subway is fastest in Manhattan and borough connections.
- 2.Consider LIRR or Metro-North for airport/outer-borough routes (JFK via AirTrain + LIRR, LaGuardia via bus/shuttle/road).
- 3.Citi Bike is great for short trips in good weather; always follow bike-lane rules.
- 4.Allow extra time for travel during major events (Marathon, parades) and severe weather.
- 5.Avoid unlicensed cabs; use yellow medallion cabs, green cabs (outer borough pick-ups), or rideshare apps.
- 6.If staying in Brooklyn/Queens to save money, check subway times—some routes can be 20–40 minutes to Manhattan.
Pro Traveler Tip
Buy tickets for popular attractions (Statue of Liberty reserve, Broadway, observatories) in advance and use discounted same-day options like TKTS for theater. Use neighborhood-based planning — see one borough or neighborhood in depth per day to minimize transit time, and check event calendars before finalizing dates to avoid unexpected closures or crowds.
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