What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is at 15:00 (3:00 PM) and check-out is at 12:00 (noon).

What is the cancellation policy?

If you cancel, modify the booking, or don't show up, the fee will be the total price of the reservation.

Is the rooftop pool heated and when is it open?

The rooftop pool is heated and a highlight of the property, but opening hours vary by season. Many guests praise the heated rooftop pool (some report year‑round availability), while others note limited evening hours in certain periods. Confirm current pool hours with the hotel before arrival.

Does the hotel offer parking?

Valet parking is available nearby, but guests report that retrieving your car can take time (allow up to 45 minutes) and fees in Manhattan are expensive. Consider using ride‑share or public transit if you plan frequent outings.

Are there on-site dining options and is breakfast served?

Yes — the hotel has an on-site restaurant and bar (including a popular penthouse lounge). Breakfast is available, but it can get busy at peak times; allow extra time if you’re in a rush.

Is the hotel accessible for guests with limited mobility?

The property accommodates accessibility needs; guests have reported receiving rooms close to elevators on request. Notify the hotel in advance so they can best assist with room placement and services.

Are there in-room kettles or complimentary coffee/tea/water?

Some guests noted the absence of kettles, tea bags and complimentary bottled water or coffee pods in rooms. If these amenities are important, request them in advance or bring your own; the front desk can usually assist.

How quiet are the rooms and are interconnecting rooms noisy?

Rooms are generally quiet for New York standards and well‑insulated, but interconnecting rooms can allow sound to travel between rooms. If noise is a concern, ask for a non‑connecting room.

What is the hotel's neighborhood and how close is it to transit?

Royalton Park Avenue sits in the NoMad / Flatiron area, a short walk to multiple subway lines. Reviewers frequently praise the location and proximity to a subway station — an easy base for getting around Manhattan.

Policies on pets vary. Contact the hotel directly to confirm current pet rules and any fees or restrictions.

How are staff and service at the hotel?

Guests consistently highlight friendly, helpful and responsive staff — receptionists, concierge and housekeeping are repeatedly praised for excellent service.

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Royalton Park Avenue

Name: Royalton Park Avenue
Address: in New York, US
Rating: 8.2

Rated Very good by our guests

Top Attractions Near Royalton Park Avenue

Royalton Park Avenue is in the NoMad/Flatiron area — walking distance to Madison Square Park, the Flatiron Building and a short walk or subway ride to Midtown attractions. Guests can easily reach the Empire State Building, Broadway theaters and major museums (MoMA) while enjoying nearby restaurants, shops and transit connections. The neighborhood offers a balanced mix of green space, dining and city landmarks within easy walking distances.

Madison Square Park

A leafy public park with art installations, dog runs and seasonal events — a peaceful urban green space steps from the hotel.

0.1 miles

2–4 minutes on foot

4.3/5

Flatiron Building

Iconic triangular early-20th-century skyscraper and a great photo stop, with Flatiron Plaza and eateries nearby.

0.3 miles

6–8 minutes on foot

4.4/5

Empire State Building

World-famous observatory with sweeping city views; evening trips are popular for skyline panoramas.

0.4 miles

8–12 minutes on foot

4.6/5

Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

One of the world's premier modern and contemporary art museums with an extensive permanent collection and rotating exhibitions.

0.8 miles

15–20 minutes on foot or 8–12 minutes by subway

4.7/5

Times Square & Broadway Theaters

Theater district and neon-lit center for shows, dining and nightlife; great for a Broadway performance or an evening out.

1.0 miles

20–25 minutes on foot or 10–15 minutes by subway

4.2/5

High Line & Chelsea Market

Elevated linear park with art, gardens and city views; Chelsea Market offers food stalls, shops and local vendors — both excellent for strolling and eating.

1.0 miles

20–25 minutes on foot or 10–15 minutes by subway

4.5/5

Grand Central Terminal

Historic transportation hub with stunning architecture, shops and dining options — also a convenient transit interchange.

0.6 miles

12–15 minutes on foot or 6–10 minutes by subway

4.6/5

Madison Square Garden / Penn Station area

Major arena and transportation hub hosting concerts, sports and events; convenient for larger-scale entertainment.

0.7 miles

14–18 minutes on foot or 6–10 minutes by subway

4.1/5

Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from Royalton Park Avenue

Make the most of your stay at Royalton Park Avenue with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in New York:

Day 1: Arrive and settle in. Walk to Madison Square Park and the Flatiron Building, have lunch in the Flatiron/NoMad area, and in the evening enjoy the hotel's penthouse lounge or nearby restaurants.
Day 2: Morning visit to the Empire State Building. Afternoon at MoMA. Evening Broadway show in the Times Square theater district (subway or taxi).
Day 3: Explore Chelsea — start with the High Line and Chelsea Market, then walk the Hudson River Greenway. Return via Greenwich Village for dinner and nightlife.
Day 4: Visit Grand Central Terminal and Bryant Park, shop along Fifth Avenue, then return to relax at the hotel's rooftop pool and penthouse lounge for sunset views of the skyline.
Day 5: Use the morning for a neighborhood stroll (local shops, cafés), check out and store luggage if needed, finish with a last-minute museum or shopping stop before departure.

Why Royalton Park Avenue Is Perfect for Exploring in New York

New York City offers world-class museums, theater, dining, shopping and iconic skyline views — it’s a destination with something for every traveler. Royalton Park Avenue is a strong choice because of its central NoMad/Flatiron location, easy subway access, stylish design, attentive staff and standout amenities (notably the rooftop penthouse lounge and heated pool). Guests consistently praise the service, comfortable rooms and unbeatable location, making it a convenient base for both leisure and business stays in Manhattan.

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 the late-November–December holiday period (esp. New Year's Eve)

Value Season

January–February (after New Year) and parts of late November excluding Thanksgiving week

Spring

4/5 recommended

March to May: temperatures moderate from cool to warm; trees and parks (Central Park, Brooklyn Botanic) bloom, making it excellent for walking and outdoor festivals.

Advantages

Milder, comfortable temperatures for walking
Fewer tourists than summer and holidays
Outdoor attractions and events begin to ramp up (farmers markets, outdoor dining)
Good balance of weather and crowd levels

Considerations

Weather can be changeable—bring layers and a light rain jacket
Some hotel prices and crowds may spike around Easter, Spring Break, and Fashion Week (February/March events may affect early spring)
Pollen can affect visitors with allergies

Key Events in in New York

New Year's Eve — Times Square Ball Drop

Ball drop at midnight, Live performances and street festivities, Expect hours-long commitment and severe cold in winter

Iconic, extremely crowded annual celebration in Times Square.

Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

Giant character balloons, Celebrity performances, Family-friendly event drawing big crowds

Large-scale parade with floats, balloons, and marching bands through Midtown Manhattan on Thanksgiving morning.

NYC Marathon

Citywide energy and neighborhood cheering sections, Road closures across the city affecting transit, Top-tier spectator and participation event

Major international marathon that runs through all five boroughs, held on the first Sunday in November.

Pride Parade

Colorful parade down 5th/6th avenues (varies), Neighborhood parties, especially in Greenwich Village and Chelsea, Inclusive cultural events and concerts

Massive LGBTQ+ parade and festival centered around June, with parties and events across the city.

New York Fashion Week

Runway shows and brand presentations, Industry parties and pop-ups, Increased hotel and restaurant demand in select neighborhoods

High-profile fashion shows and industry events in February and September, drawing global attendees.

Holiday Markets & Rockefeller Tree Lighting

Festive shopping and food stalls, Ice skating at Rockefeller and Bryant Park, Extensive holiday lights and decorations

Seasonal markets (Bryant Park, Union Square) and iconic Rockefeller Center tree lighting event in late November–December.

Tribeca Film Festival

Film premieres and celebrity sightings, Panels and industry networking, Screenings across multiple venues

Film festival in April showcasing new films, panels, and parties.

Weather Tips

Layer clothing year-round—winters require a warm coat, hat, gloves, and waterproof boots for snow; summers call for lightweight, breathable fabrics and sun protection. Keep a compact umbrella for spring rains and sudden showers. Check the 5–7 day forecast before packing and plan indoor backup activities for rainy or very cold days.

Understanding in New York Prices

Hotel and accommodation prices in New York City fluctuate widely by season, major events, and neighborhood. High demand periods include Summer (June–August) and the holiday season (late November through early January), plus specific event spikes for New Year’s Eve, Fashion Week (February and September), Pride (June), the NYC Marathon (November), and major conventions. Midtown Manhattan and areas near event venues (Times Square, near stadiums, Broadway/Theater District) command the highest rates; outer boroughs (Brooklyn, Queens) and neighborhoods farther from central Manhattan offer better value. Weekends and single-night stays generally cost more than weekdays for business-heavy areas. Booking 30–90 days in advance helps secure better rates; during big events, book months ahead. Short-term rentals can be cheaper but vary by season and local rules. Expect last-minute prices to rise sharply during peak times.

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 economical way to get around Manhattan and the boroughs; taxis and rideshares are plentiful but can be slower in heavy traffic.

Transportation Tips

1.Use OMNY contactless pay or buy a MetroCard for frequent travel—consider the 7-day unlimited pass for week-long stays.
2.Avoid rush hours (weekdays ~7–10am and 4–7pm) when possible; subway cars and stations are busiest then.
3.Allow extra time for airport transfers: JFK, LaGuardia (LGA), and Newark (EWR) can be 45–90+ minutes from Manhattan depending on traffic and mode.
4.Check MTA service advisories for weekend maintenance and planned changes.
5.Citi Bike is useful for short trips; helmet use is recommended and be mindful of bike lanes.

Pro Traveler Tip

Plan top attractions (Statue of Liberty, Broadway, museums) with timed-entry tickets when possible, and book popular restaurants and special tours well in advance. Use neighborhood bases (e.g., Lower Manhattan, Midtown, Brooklyn) to cut travel time to the sights you most want to see. For day trips, consider the Hudson Valley for fall foliage or the beaches of the Rockaways/Coney Island in summer.

Royalton Park Avenue

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