Millennium Premier Hotel New York Times Square
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Price History and Trends for August 2026
Millennium Premier Hotel New York Times Square Price Forecast & Booking Trends
Analyze the best time to book Millennium Premier Hotel New York Times Square in in New York based on 12-month price forecast
Price Insights for Millennium Premier Hotel New York Times Square
- Lowest Price Period: Late January through mid-February (roughly the first half of Jan and into Feb) and many mid-week shoulder dates show the lowest and most consistent rates (often $219–$282). August shoulder mid-week dates also frequently fall into the lower range (~$246–$318).
- Potential Savings: You can save a lot by shifting travel off peak: the single cheapest night is $219 (2027-01-28) versus the highest $1,659 (2026-12-31) — a potential per-night saving up to ~$1,440 (≈87%). Against typical high-season nights in the $500–$900 range, expect savings of ~$200–$600 per night by choosing low-season/midweek dates (roughly 30–70% cheaper).
- Average Rate: Average price across the provided dates is approximately $430/night. That sits within the expected premium for a Times Square property; seasonal spikes push the long-run average above many non-central Manhattan hotels.
- Booking Tip: Target late-Jan through early-Feb for deepest discounts and favor midweek stays (Tue–Thu). Avoid known spikes (NYE, early/mid-December, certain Sept dates around 9/21–9/23 and early Dec). If you see a night under $260, book it (these are rare). Use flexible ±3 days search, set price alerts, compare prepaid non‑refundable vs free‑cancel rates (prepay often cheaper), and consider staying Sunday–Wednesday to lower nightly cost. For multi-night trips, check splitting nights across shoulder/low nights to reduce average nightly cost.
Guest Reviews
Guest Tips & Highlights
The hotel is walking distance from the Time Square’s subway station. Close to the theatre we were going to. The staff were simply amazing and super helpful.
The location
Top Attractions Near Millennium Premier Hotel New York Times Square
Millennium Premier Hotel New York Times Square sits in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, a short walk from the bright lights of Times Square, dozens of Broadway theaters and major Midtown sights. Within a 5–15 minute walk you'll reach Rockefeller Center (Top of the Rock), Bryant Park and the New York Public Library, MoMA, the southern entrances to Central Park, and the Empire State Building. The hotel's proximity to the Times Square–42 St subway hub makes it an excellent base for exploring other boroughs and downtown Manhattan.
Times Square
Iconic neon-lit plaza with screens, shops, street performers and the center of Broadway theaterland.
Broadway Theaters (Theater District)
Cluster of historic theaters offering world-class musicals and plays; majority are within walking distance.
Rockefeller Center & Top of the Rock
Art deco complex with shops, the famous ice rink (seasonal) and an observation deck offering skyline views.
Bryant Park & New York Public Library
A leafy Midtown pocket park with year-round events and the landmark Stephen A. Schwarzman Building (NYPL).
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
One of the world’s preeminent modern art museums with works by van Gogh, Picasso, Warhol and more.
Central Park (south entrance/5th Ave)
Vast urban park offering walking paths, lawns, attractions and a quick Midtown escape to greenery and recreation.
Empire State Building
Classic skyscraper with observation decks and panoramic city views; a Midtown landmark.
Madame Tussauds New York
Wax museum featuring lifelike figures of celebrities, athletes and cultural icons—fun for families and tourists.
Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from Millennium Premier Hotel New York Times Square
Make the most of your stay at Millennium Premier Hotel New York Times Square with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in New York:
- Day 1 — Arrival & Times Square: Check in, drop bags, explore Times Square and nearby shops. Evening: see a Broadway show (book tickets in advance).
- Day 2 — Rockefeller, MoMA & Fifth Ave: Morning at Rockefeller Center and Top of the Rock for skyline views. Walk to MoMA for a couple of hours. Afternoon shopping on Fifth Avenue and visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Evening: dinner in Midtown.
- Day 3 — Central Park & Museum Day: Stroll through Central Park (southern end), visit the Central Park Zoo or rent a rowboat (seasonal). Afternoon at the American Museum of Natural History or choose another museum like the Met (requires a short subway ride).
- Day 4 — Empire State, Chelsea & High Line: Visit the Empire State Building. Walk south to the Flatiron District for photos at the Flatiron Building, have lunch at Eataly or a local café, then explore Chelsea Market and the High Line park for an elevated walk and views of the Hudson.
- Day 5 — Lower Manhattan or Neighborhoods: Take the subway downtown to Battery Park for Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island ferries, or spend the day exploring neighborhoods like SoHo, Greenwich Village and the West Village. Return to Midtown for last-minute shopping before check-out.
Why Millennium Premier Hotel New York Times Square Is Perfect for Exploring in New York
New York City is one of the world’s foremost destinations for sightseeing, dining, theater and shopping. Millennium Premier Hotel New York Times Square is an excellent choice for visitors who want immediate access to Broadway, Times Square and Midtown attractions: the hotel’s central location puts the city’s highlights within easy walking distance, and guests consistently praise the friendly staff, clean and comfortable rooms, and strong value for the neighborhood. For theatergoers, first-time visitors and shoppers, the hotel’s location and helpful team make it a convenient base to explore the city.
Location
Millennium Premier Hotel New York Times Square
133 West 44th 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 and holiday season (late November through December) — busiest and most expensive.
Value Season
Winter (January–early February) outside the holiday period — lowest prices and fewer tourists.
Spring
March–May: Temperatures moderate from cool to mild; cherry blossoms and parks come alive, making outdoor walks and neighborhood exploration pleasant.
Advantages
- Comfortable weather for walking, rooftop bars and parks
- Many cultural festivals and outdoor markets resume
- Fewer tourists than summer, more daylight than winter
Considerations
- Occasional rainy days — bring a light rain jacket or umbrella
- Some popular events (e.g., Tribeca Film Festival) can raise hotel prices during specific weeks
- Temperatures can vary widely between early and late spring
Key Events in in New York
New Year's Eve (Times Square)
Ball drop at Times Square, Street performances and fireworks in select locations, Extremely limited hotel availability and premium pricingOne of the world's most famous New Year's celebrations with the ball drop and massive street crowds.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
Giant character balloons, Neighborhood and Midtown viewing spots, Associated Thanksgiving shopping and seasonal eventsIconic parade with giant balloons, floats, marching bands and celebrities; draws huge crowds along the route.
NYC Marathon
Course through all five boroughs, Wide spectator turnout and street closures, Hotel and transit surge in affected neighborhoodsMajor international marathon through all five boroughs, attracting tens of thousands of runners and spectators.
New York Fashion Week
Runway shows and industry parties, Pop-up events and brand activations, Increased demand for hotels in ManhattanBiannual industry event (February and September) that brings designers, media, and buyers — affects hotel and restaurant availability.
Pride (NYC Pride March)
Main Pride March in Manhattan, Parties, events across neighborhoods (Greenwich Village), Vibrant street festivities and inclusive atmosphereLarge annual celebration of LGBTQ+ communities centered in June with parades, parties, and cultural programming.
US Open (Tennis)
World-class tennis and celebrity sightings, Transit and hotel demand in Queens and Manhattan, Night sessions and festival-like atmosphereGrand Slam tournament held in late August–early September in Flushing Meadows, Queens, drawing large international crowds.
Rockefeller Center Christmas & Holiday Season
Rockefeller Center tree and ice rink, Holiday markets (Bryant Park Winter Village, Columbus Circle), Holiday window displays along Fifth AvenueHoliday tree lighting, ice skating, festive window displays and markets — major draw in late November and December.
Weather Tips
Layering is essential year-round. Spring and Fall: bring a light jacket, comfortable walking shoes, and an umbrella for unpredictable rain. Summer: breathable fabrics, sunscreen, a refillable water bottle, and a small fan or cooling accessories for heat/humidity. Winter: heavy coat, insulated boots, hat, gloves, and thermal layers; expect wind chill in open areas like bridges and waterfronts. Check daily forecasts before walking long distances or planning rooftop/boat activities; snow or heat waves occasionally disrupt transit schedules.
Understanding in New York Prices
Hotel prices in New York City fluctuate significantly with seasonality, major events, and neighborhood. Midtown Manhattan and Times Square-area hotels carry the highest nightly rates year-round; Lower Manhattan, Chelsea, and parts of Brooklyn can be cheaper but vary by demand. Prices spike during major events (New Year’s Eve, Fashion Week, Marathon, UN General Assembly in September, major conventions) and during the holiday season (late November–December). Weekend rates are typically higher than weekdays in leisure travel periods, while business-heavy weeks (weekday demand) can raise prices in spring and fall. Booking 1–3 months ahead for off-peak travel and 3–6+ months for holidays or major events usually gets better rates. Consider alternative neighborhoods (Brooklyn — Williamsburg, DUMBO; Queens — Long Island City) or short-term rentals for savings; watch for additional city occupancy taxes and resort fees that raise the total cost.
Essential Travel Tips for in New York United States
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Transportation
Public transit (subway and buses) is the fastest and most affordable way to get around. Taxis, rideshares and regional trains are useful for airports and late-night travel.
Transportation Tips
- 1.Use OMNY (tap-and-go) or a MetroCard for subway and bus travel; OMNY accepts contactless bank cards and phones.
- 2.Avoid rush hours (approx. 7–10am and 4–7pm) when subways and streets are crowded.
- 3.Plan door-to-door trips to/from airports: JFK (AirTrain + LIRR/ subway or taxi/rideshare), LaGuardia (bus/subway or shuttle; expect longer rides by car), Newark (NJ Transit/Amtrak via Newark Airport station or AirTrain + PATH connections).
- 4.Citi Bike is great for short trips in fair weather; download the app and check docking availability.
- 5.Allow extra time for travel during major events, parades, or severe weather; street closures can add significant delays.
Pro Traveler Tip
Buy attraction tickets (Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island, Broadway, Top of the Rock/One World Observatory) in advance and choose early morning entry times to avoid crowds. Use neighborhood-based planning (one or two neighborhoods per day) to minimize transit time. Consider a Broadway lottery or rush for discounted seats, and check museum 'pay-what-you-wish' days or late hours to save money.
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