Hollywood Motel
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Price History and Trends for August 2026
Hollywood Motel Price Forecast & Booking Trends
Analyze the best time to book Hollywood Motel in in Farmingdale based on 12-month price forecast
Price Insights for Hollywood Motel
- Lowest Price Period: Lowest rate is $150/night. It occurs most often — especially on Sundays, Mondays and Wednesdays — across the entire period (Jul 26–Dec 31).
- Potential Savings: You can save up to $100 per night (40%) by avoiding $250 peak nights (Saturdays). Compared with the period average ($182.45), booking the $150 nights saves about $32.45 per night (~17.8%). For a 3-night trip staying on low-price nights you'd save roughly $97 compared with the average.
- Average Rate: Average rate across the dataset (2026-07-26 to 2026-12-31, 159 nights) is approximately $182.45 per night.
- Booking Tip: Target Sunday, Monday or Wednesday nights to get the $150 rate. Avoid Saturdays (typically $250) and Tuesdays/Thursdays (typically $200). Use flexible dates, book single nights on low-price days, check the hotel's direct site and membership/Promo codes, and book with free cancellation so you can rebook if a lower rate appears.
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Guest Tips & Highlights
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Top Attractions Near Hollywood Motel
Hollywood Motel in Farmingdale sits on central Long Island, with quick access to suburban parks, regional shopping, beaches and family attractions. Within a short drive you'll find large green spaces and golf at Bethpage State Park and Eisenhower Park, family-focused destinations like the Long Island Children's Museum, extensive shopping at Roosevelt Field, historic living-history sites such as Old Bethpage Village Restoration, and the popular Jones Beach for sun and boardwalk time. The Farmingdale LIRR station and nearby highways also make Manhattan and other Long Island sights reachable for day trips.
Bethpage State Park (Black Course & trails)
Renowned state park with multiple golf courses (including the famous Black Course), extensive hiking and biking trails, picnicking and open green space.
Eisenhower Park
Large public park with playgrounds, sports fields, walking paths, a pool complex, and seasonal events — popular for families and outdoor activities.
Long Island Children's Museum (Garden City)
Interactive, hands-on museum ideal for families with younger children; offers exhibits, workshops and seasonal programming.
Roosevelt Field Mall
One of the largest shopping malls on Long Island with a wide mix of stores, restaurants and a movie theater—great for shopping and indoor activities.
Jones Beach State Park
Iconic Atlantic Ocean beach with long boardwalks, sand, concerts (summer), and recreational facilities — a top summer destination on Long Island.
Old Bethpage Village Restoration
Living-history museum presenting 19th-century Long Island life with historic buildings, demonstrations, and seasonal events.
Nassau Coliseum / UBS Arena area (events & concerts)
Major sports and entertainment venues hosting concerts, sporting events and large shows — useful if you want evening entertainment near Farmingdale.
Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from Hollywood Motel
Make the most of your stay at Hollywood Motel with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Farmingdale:
- Day 1 — Explore Farmingdale: Walk Farmingdale Village (shops and cafés), visit Farmingdale State College campus, relax at a local diner and settle into your room. Evening: nearby dinner and early rest.
- Day 2 — Parks and Golf: Spend the day at Bethpage State Park (hiking, biking, or golf). Pack a picnic or dine at nearby eateries. Evening: catch an event at Nassau Coliseum/UBS Arena if available.
- Day 3 — Beach Day: Head to Jones Beach for sun, boardwalk walks and concerts (in season). Bring sunscreen, towels and parking cash if needed. Return for a quiet evening at the motel.
- Day 4 — Family & Shopping: Morning at the Long Island Children's Museum (if traveling with kids), then shop at Roosevelt Field Mall and enjoy lunch at the food court or a nearby restaurant.
- Day 5 — NYC Day Trip or Local Culture: Take the LIRR from nearby stations for a day in Manhattan (sightseeing, museums, Broadway), or stay local and visit Old Bethpage Village Restoration and nearby historic sites before departure.
Why Hollywood Motel Is Perfect for Exploring in Farmingdale
Farmingdale is a convenient Long Island base: close to parks, beaches, shopping and easy transit links to New York City. Hollywood Motel is a budget-friendly option offering distinctive room styling (mirrored décor, some rooms with tubs/jets) and quick access to local attractions. It's a practical choice for short stays, beach days or event nights nearby — but travelers sensitive to smoke, ventilation or mattress comfort should confirm room specifics before booking given mixed reviews and the motel's cancellation terms.
Location
Hollywood Motel
400 NY-109
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Best Time to Visit in Farmingdale
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Farmingdale
Best Time to Visit
Summer
High Season
Summer (June–August)
Value Season
Winter (December–February, excluding holiday weekends)
Spring
March–May: Cool to warm days, spring blooms, and many farmers' markets and campus events at Farmingdale State College.
Advantages
- Pleasant temperatures for walking the Village and trails
- Farmers' markets and early outdoor dining options begin
- Lower hotel rates and fewer tourists than summer
Considerations
- Unpredictable weather—pack layers and a light rain jacket
- Some summer-only attractions and boat services haven't started
Key Events in in Farmingdale
Village Summer Concerts & Street Festivals
Outdoor live music and family-friendly activities, Food trucks and local craft vendors, Often scheduled on weekend evenings—great for casual nights outWeekly or periodic summer concerts and street fairs in Farmingdale Village and nearby parks that showcase local bands, food vendors, and artisans.
Farmingdale Farmers' Markets & Harvest Markets
Fresh Long Island produce and seafood when in season, Opportunities to meet local producers and sample specialties, A relaxed way to experience local lifeSeasonal markets (spring through fall) featuring local produce, baked goods, flowers, and prepared foods—common on weekends.
Holiday Tree Lighting & Winter Village Events
Festive atmosphere and small-scale markets, Local caroling and children’s activities, Good photo ops and cozy dining afterwardCommunity-oriented winter celebrations with tree lightings, holiday markets, and family activities in December.
Farmingdale State College Events
Cultural events and occasional sports competitions, Graduation ceremonies increase local demand for lodging, Public performances open to visitors—check the college calendarCampus events such as commencement, theater and music performances, and public lectures that draw visitors through spring and early summer.
Weather Tips
Long Island has humid summers and chilly winters with occasional snow. Expect humid, hot conditions in July-August and crisp, cool days in Spring and Fall. Pack layers year-round, include a windproof jacket for breezy days, and bring waterproof footwear in winter and during rainy springs. Sunscreen and insect repellent are helpful in summer; a warm hat and insulated boots are advisable in winter storms.
Understanding in Farmingdale Prices
Farmingdale is a suburban Long Island town with modest hotel inventory compared with NYC. Prices climb during summer (June–August) when beachgoers and families visit Long Island and during college events or holidays. Weekends, especially around local festivals or New York-area long weekends, can push rates higher. Off-season weekdays in winter (December–February, excluding the holidays) and shoulder months (March–April and October–November) offer the best value. Small local inns and chain hotels around Route 110 and near Republic Airport tend to be cheaper than boutique options in the Village center. Expect occasional price spikes when nearby events (college graduation, regional sporting events) drive demand.
Essential Travel Tips for in Farmingdale United States
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Transportation
Farmingdale is best accessed by car or Long Island Rail Road; limited local transit means car or rideshare is useful for exploring the wider area.
Transportation Tips
- 1.Train: LIRR Farmingdale station (Ronkonkoma Branch) provides a direct connection to Manhattan—ideal for day trips without driving.
- 2.Air: Republic Airport (FRG) is nearby for private and limited commercial flights; MacArthur Airport (ISP) in Ronkonkoma is a short drive for some regional flights. JFK and LaGuardia are farther (~45–75 minutes by car depending on traffic).
- 3.Car: Driving is the most flexible option for exploring Long Island—expect traffic on Route 110, Southern State Parkway, and during weekend beach runs.
- 4.Parking: Village parking is usually available but can fill during festivals—arrive early or use public lots/park-and-ride near the LIRR station.
- 5.Rideshares & Taxis: Useful for short distances; book ahead on busy nights.
Pro Traveler Tip
Use the LIRR for a convenient connection to and from Manhattan and to avoid traffic. Combine a stay in Farmingdale with visits to nearby Long Island attractions (beaches, wineries on the North Shore, and historic downtowns) for a fuller regional experience—rent a car for day trips if you plan to explore outside the village.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about your stay at Hollywood Motel
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