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location, great hotel and staff.
Excellent location, staff friendly and very helpful.
Fitzpatrick Manhattan sits in Midtown East, placing you a short walk from Central Park, world-class shopping on Fifth Avenue and Bloomingdale's, major transit hubs like Grand Central Terminal, and cultural attractions such as MoMA and Broadway. The hotel's central Midtown location makes it a convenient base for sightseeing, shopping and theater nights while offering quieter streets than some parts of Times Square.
Iconic urban park with walking paths, lakes, attractions such as the Central Park Zoo and scenic areas for relaxation and people-watching.
Historic flagship department store offering designer fashion, accessories and home goods; a classic New York shopping destination.
Beautiful Beaux-Arts train terminal with dining concourse, shops and easy subway/commuter rail connections across the city and region.
Famous entertainment and shopping complex with observation deck (Top of the Rock), seasonal ice rink and NBC studios nearby.
The bustling heart of NYC's entertainment district with bright lights, major theaters, restaurants and shopping.
World-class modern and contemporary art museum featuring works by Van Gogh, Warhol, Picasso and many others.
Historic skyscraper with observatories offering panoramic Manhattan views.
High-end shopping corridor with flagship stores, designer boutiques and iconic department stores.
Make the most of your stay at Fitzpatrick Manhattan with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in New York:
New York City is a global hub for culture, dining, shopping and entertainment. Staying at Fitzpatrick Manhattan places you in the heart of Midtown — close to Central Park, Fifth Avenue shopping, Grand Central transit links and the Theater District. Guests consistently praise the hotel's location, welcoming staff, spacious rooms by NYC standards and a comfortable, safe-feeling atmosphere. For visitors who want a convenient base for both sightseeing and business with personalized service and classic Manhattan charm, Fitzpatrick Manhattan is an excellent choice.
Fitzpatrick Manhattan
687 Lexington Avenue
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in New York
Summer
Summer (June–August) and major holidays / event weeks.
Winter (January–early March), excluding holiday spikes around late December and Presidents' Day weekends.
March–May: Temperatures moderate from chilly to pleasantly warm. Trees and parks bloom, outdoor dining returns, and many festivals begin.
One of the world's most famous New Year's celebrations; massive crowds gather in Times Square for the midnight ball drop.
A long-standing holiday parade that draws families and visitors to Midtown Manhattan with floats, balloons, and performances.
Major LGBTQ+ celebration culminating in the Pride March and a month of events across the city in June.
A Grand Slam tournament held in late August–early September in Queens, drawing international visitors and sports fans.
An enormous marathon that runs through all five boroughs each November, attracting international runners and spectators.
International fashion events in Manhattan that bring designers, buyers, and media—shows, parties, and industry events.
A prominent film festival in spring featuring premieres, panels, and screenings across downtown Manhattan.
Late November–December festive displays with iconic department store windows, ice-skating rinks, and the Rockefeller Center tree lighting.
Pack layers year-round. Summers: lightweight clothing, sun protection, and water. Winters: insulated coat, hat, gloves, waterproof boots for snow/ice. Spring/Fall: layers, a compact umbrella, and comfortable walking shoes. Check hourly forecasts—wind off the rivers can make temperatures feel colder.
Hotel prices in New York City fluctuate with season, neighborhood, and major events. Summer (June–August), major holidays (late December), Fashion Weeks (Feb, Sep), and large events like the US Open and NYC Marathon drive rates up—central Manhattan and Midtown command the highest nightly prices. Value windows are often in early January (after New Year) and parts of February when demand drops, though select events can still spike rates. Brooklyn and Queens neighborhoods (Williamsburg, Long Island City) and hotel chains outside Manhattan typically offer better value; short-term vacation rentals vary with local rules and peak-season demand.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
New York's transit network—subways, buses, ferries, taxis, and rideshares—lets you reach most places efficiently. Walking and biking are also excellent in many neighborhoods.
Base yourself in one neighborhood for a few days to explore locally, then switch neighborhoods to experience another borough. Buy attraction passes for museum-heavy itineraries, reserve Broadway and special-event tickets in advance, and use early mornings to visit top sights to avoid crowds.
Everything you need to know about your stay at Fitzpatrick Manhattan
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