Kimpton Hotel Eventi by IHG
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Price History and Trends for August 2026
Kimpton Hotel Eventi by IHG Price Forecast & Booking Trends
Analyze the best time to book Kimpton Hotel Eventi by IHG in in New York based on 12-month price forecast
Price Insights for Kimpton Hotel Eventi by IHG
- Lowest Price Period: Late August 2026 and early January 2027. The single lowest observed rate is $227.26 on 2026-08-30; a cluster of very low nights also appears around late-August (Aug 25–31) and early January 2027 (Jan 1–7).
- Potential Savings: Up to roughly 49% on a per-night basis: comparing the lowest observed night ($227) to the dataset average (mid-$400s) yields about $218 saved (~49%). Shifting from peak nights (>$800–$1,000) to low-season nights can save $400–$800+ per night.
- Average Rate: Approximate average nightly rate across the dataset is in the mid-$400s (≈$445–$460). Most nights fall in the $300–$500 range, with occasional high spikes that raise the mean.
- Booking Tip: Target late-August or early-January nights for the best raw rates. For flexible travel: search ±3 days around your dates, favor weekend nights (this property shows lower weekend prices vs business weekdays), join IHG for member rates, set price alerts, and consider refundable or short-term hold bookings so you can rebook if the rate drops. Avoid known spike windows (late July, mid-September, holiday weekends, and major conference dates).
Guest Reviews
Guest Tips & Highlights
Clean- pet friendly and can’t tell, the rooms are a great size, walking distance to Madison square garden, the staff is very accommodating - close to everything
Location, lovely staff
Top Attractions Near Kimpton Hotel Eventi by IHG
Kimpton Hotel Eventi sits in mid‑Manhattan near Chelsea, Flatiron and Midtown — putting iconic sights within comfortable walking distance. Guests can reach Madison Square Garden and the Empire State Building in under 10–15 minutes, stroll the High Line and Chelsea Market, or head to Times Square and Bryant Park quickly. The location also provides easy subway access for downtown attractions like the 9/11 Memorial and Statue of Liberty ferries.
Madison Square Garden
World‑famous arena hosting sports, concerts and events (home of the Knicks and Rangers nearby at times).
Empire State Building
Iconic observatory with panoramic city views and exhibits about the building's history.
High Line
Elevated linear park built on a former rail line with gardens, art and skyline views.
Chelsea Market
Indoor marketplace for food vendors, boutiques and specialty shops — great for casual meals and souvenirs.
Flatiron Building & Madison Square Park
Historic triangular Flatiron Building and nearby park with sculptures, dining and open lawn area.
Times Square & Broadway Theatre District
Vibrant commercial hub with flashing lights, shops and Broadway theatres — ideal for evening shows.
Bryant Park & New York Public Library
Popular green space and cultural landmark adjacent to the iconic Beaux‑Arts library building.
One World Observatory & 9/11 Memorial
Powerful tribute and observation deck offering skyline and harbor views; a short subway ride downtown.
Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island (ferry from Battery Park)
Historic symbols of New York and immigration history reached via a scenic ferry from Battery Park.
Hudson River Park / Pier 45
Waterfront park with walking/bike paths, great sunset views and recreational space along the Hudson.
Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from Kimpton Hotel Eventi by IHG
Make the most of your stay at Kimpton Hotel Eventi by IHG with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in New York:
- Day 1 — Midtown & Nearby: Check in and settle. Walk to the Empire State Building for city views (late afternoon to avoid peak), stroll through Bryant Park and the New York Public Library, then walk to Madison Square Garden to see the venue exterior or catch an event. Dinner near the hotel; enjoy the hotel restaurant or a nearby Chelsea eatery.
- Day 2 — Chelsea & High Line: Start at Chelsea Market for breakfast and exploring vendors. Walk the High Line south to north, stopping at art installations and viewpoints. Visit the Whitney Museum (south end of the High Line) or explore galleries in Chelsea. Evening: return for a show or cocktails in the hotel bar.
- Day 3 — Downtown & Statue of Liberty: Take the subway downtown to Battery Park and board a ferry to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island (book tickets in advance). After returning, visit the 9/11 Memorial & Museum and One World Observatory. Dinner in Tribeca or head back to Midtown depending on energy levels.
- Day 4 — Museums & Shopping: Spend the morning at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) or choose the Metropolitan Museum on the Upper East Side (allow transit time). Afternoon shopping along Fifth Avenue and a visit to the Flatiron Building and Madison Square Park. Evening Broadway show in the Theater District (buy tickets early).
- Day 5 — Local neighborhoods & Departure: Morning walk along the Hudson River Park or a last visit to Chelsea Market for souvenirs. Relax at the hotel, pack, request late check‑out if needed, and head to your departure point. If time permits, quick stops at Union Square Greenmarket or nearby boutiques.
Why Kimpton Hotel Eventi by IHG Is Perfect for Exploring in New York
New York City is worth visiting for its unrivaled mix of culture, dining, theatre, iconic landmarks and neighborhoods — each offering a distinct experience. Kimpton Hotel Eventi is a strong choice because of its central Midtown/Chelsea location, pet‑friendly attitude, comfortable and well‑sized rooms, attentive staff and on‑site restaurant and bar. Its proximity to transit, Madison Square Garden, the High Line, Chelsea Market and many Midtown attractions makes it a convenient base for first‑time visitors and repeat travelers who want walkability plus easy subway access to downtown and uptown sights.
Location
Kimpton Hotel Eventi by IHG
851 Avenue of the Americas
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 mid-December (holiday weeks) — busiest and most expensive.
Value Season
January and February (after New Year) — lower hotel rates and fewer crowds; early March can also be a quieter value window.
Spring
March–May: temperatures warm from chilly March into mild, pleasant May; parks and streets begin to bloom and outdoor cafes reopen.
Advantages
- Milder, comfortable weather for walking and sightseeing
- Fewer tourists than summer — shorter lines at major attractions
- Events like St. Patrick’s Day (March) and outdoor markets returning
Considerations
- Unpredictable weather—bring layers and a rain jacket
- Some attractions may still be on reduced schedules in early March
- Spring break (March/April) in some neighborhoods can increase crowds
Key Events in in New York
Times Square New Year’s Eve
Ball drop at midnight, Live performances and confetti, Extremely crowded—requires early arrival and patienceNew Year’s Eve ball drop in Times Square—world-famous celebration with huge crowds and street closures.
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Iconic giant character balloons, Family-friendly spectacle, Road closures and packed sidewalks—arrive very early for street viewingAnnual Thanksgiving parade through Midtown Manhattan featuring giant balloons, floats, marching bands, and celebrities.
Pride March & Pride Month
Colorful parade and street parties, Neighborhood events in Greenwich Village and Chelsea, Increased bookings—plan ahead for accommodationsJune celebrations across the city, culminating in the Pride March—one of the largest LGBTQ+ events in the world.
US Open (Flushing Meadows)
Top tennis players and stadium atmosphere, Food vendors and on-site experiences, Ticket demand spikes—buy earlyGrand Slam tennis tournament held in late August–early September in Queens with day and evening sessions.
New York Fashion Week
Designer shows and presentations, Increased hotel rates and busy Manhattan neighborhoods, Street style and industry networkingBiannual fashion industry events in February and September—runways, presentations, and lots of related parties.
NYC Marathon
Huge spectator support along the course, Extensive road closures—plan transit around route, Festive atmosphere citywideOne of the world’s largest marathons, usually held on the first Sunday in November, crossing all five boroughs.
Rockefeller Center Tree Lighting & Holiday Markets
World-famous tree lighting ceremony, Holiday markets (Bryant Park, Union Square, Columbus Circle), Ice skating at Rockefeller Center and Bryant ParkLate-November/December holiday season highlights—festive lights, markets, and ice skating.
Weather Tips
Pack layers year-round. Spring and Fall: bring a light waterproof jacket and layers for temperature swings (temperatures can range from cool mornings to warm afternoons). Summer: lightweight breathable clothing, sun protection, and a small umbrella for sudden thunderstorms. Winter: warm coat, hat, gloves, waterproof boots, and traction if icy. Check hourly forecasts before outdoor plans; use subway service advisories during winter storms and summer weekend maintenance.
Understanding in New York Prices
Hotel and rental prices in New York fluctuate strongly with seasonality and major events. Summer (June–August) and the holiday season (mid-December through New Year) are peak pricing periods. High-profile events—Fashion Week (February and September), the U.S. Open (late August–early September), Fleet Week (May), Pride (June), and major conventions—can drive rates locally even outside peak months. Weekends are typically more expensive than weekdays in Manhattan; staying in outer boroughs (Brooklyn, Queens) or near transit hubs usually offers better value. Booking 30–90 days in advance helps secure lower rates; last-minute deals can appear in slower months (January–early February) but are less dependable during large events.
Essential Travel Tips for in New York United States
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Transportation
New York’s public transit (subway and buses operated by MTA) is the fastest way to get around Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island (Staten Island Ferry). Taxis and rideshares supplement transit, and Citi Bike offers short urban bike access.
Transportation Tips
- 1.Use OMNY tap or buy a MetroCard for subway and bus rides; the subway operates 24/7 but expect service changes on weekends.
- 2.Avoid subway rush hours (weekday 7–9:30 AM and 4–7 PM) when possible; plan extra travel time during service changes.
- 3.Download transit apps (MTA, Transit, Google Maps) and check weekend maintenance advisories.
- 4.Take the Staten Island Ferry for views of the Statue of Liberty—it's free.
- 5.Consider staying near a major subway line for quick access; hotels in Brooklyn or Queens can offer better value with a short subway ride into Manhattan.
Pro Traveler Tip
Buy tickets to popular attractions (Broadway, Top of the Rock, Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island, museum special exhibitions) in advance to skip lines. For last-minute Broadway discounts, use TKTS booths or apps; for transit, use OMNY contactless payment to avoid carrying exact change. Consider a neighborhood-focused itinerary (e.g., Lower Manhattan + Brooklyn Bridge + DUMBO one day) to minimize transit time and experience local character.
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