in New York, United States
8(1396)
The Allen Hotel
Rated Very good by our guests
Rated Very good by our guests
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The bed is great. I love the decor there is an Asian theme
Love the location, staff, rooms were clean! The views for the rooftop is lovely! I will be returning back here on my next trip
The Allen Hotel sits within easy reach of many of Manhattan’s most visited neighborhoods and attractions. Within walking distance or a short subway ride you can access the High Line and Chelsea Market for food and urban park walks, Midtown landmarks like the Empire State Building and Times Square, vibrant neighborhoods such as Greenwich Village and SoHo for dining and shopping, and lower Manhattan sights including the One World Trade Center and Brooklyn Bridge. This central position makes the hotel a practical base for both first-time visitors and returning travelers who want to explore multiple areas of the city.
An elevated linear park built on a former railroad track with gardens, public art, and great views of the city and Hudson River.
A lively indoor food hall and shopping arcade with dozens of vendors offering everything from oysters to artisanal goods.
Iconic Midtown skyscraper with observatories offering panoramic views of New York City.
The bustling entertainment and commercial heart of Midtown, known for bright lights, theaters, and shopping.
The tallest building in the Western Hemisphere with a poignant memorial and museum nearby.
Historic bridge ideal for a scenic walk into Brooklyn; DUMBO offers waterfront parks, views, and great photo spots.
Characterful neighborhoods known for tree-lined streets, independent boutiques, art galleries, vintage shops and lively nightlife.
Make the most of your stay at The Allen Hotel with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in New York:
New York City is one of the world's most dynamic destinations — diverse neighborhoods, world-class dining, culture, theatres, parks and iconic skyline views. The Allen Hotel is a smart choice for travelers who want a comfortable, well-located base: guests consistently praise its cleanliness, friendly staff, attractive Asian-inspired decor, comfortable beds, competitive pricing compared with many Manhattan properties, and pleasant rooftop/terrace spaces. Its proximity to transit, dining and shopping makes it convenient for both first-time visitors and returning guests who plan to explore multiple parts of the city.
The Allen Hotel
88 Allen Street
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in New York
Fall
Spring and Fall
Winter (especially January–early March, excluding holiday weeks)
March–May — temperatures warm from cool to pleasant, cherry blossoms and parks come alive, many outdoor attractions reopen.
Late December event that draws global attention; massive crowds and full-area closures.
Annual Thanksgiving parade that runs along Midtown Manhattan with giant balloons and performances.
Major marathon in November that routes through all five boroughs; big spectator turnout and extensive road closures.
June celebrations across the city with parades, parties, and cultural programming centered on LGBTQ+ communities.
High-profile fashion industry weeks in February and September drawing press, buyers, and events.
Spring film festival featuring premieres, talks, and special screenings across downtown Manhattan.
June–August free and ticketed outdoor performances across parks and waterfronts.
Late-October parade featuring costumed marchers, puppets, and live music through Greenwich Village.
Dress in layers year-round. Summers can be hot and humid — light breathable clothing, sunscreen, and water bottle. Winters require a warm coat, hat, gloves and waterproof footwear for snow or slush. Spring and Fall are changeable — bring a light jacket and umbrella. Check short-term forecasts before planning outdoor activities and allow extra time for transit during snow or heavy rain.
New York City hotel prices vary widely by season, neighborhood, and major events. Peak rates occur during Spring (April–June) and Fall (September–November) when tourism surges, plus spikes for major events (New Year’s Eve, Fashion Weeks, Thanksgiving, Pride, major conventions and sporting events). Summer (June–August) is busy and can be expensive, particularly around July 4 and warm-weather weekends. Winter (December holiday weeks) is extremely expensive around Christmas and New Year’s Eve; January–February are the most budget-friendly weeks but can still see price spikes for events and school breaks. Weekends tend to be pricier than mid-week in many neighborhoods; Manhattan hotels command the highest rates while parts of Brooklyn, Queens, and Jersey City can offer better value. Short-term rental prices mirror hotel trends; special events and large conferences can push both hotels and short-term rentals to premium rates. Booking 30–90 days in advance for peak periods and using flexible dates for the winter value season helps save money. Consider neighborhood trade-offs: cheaper accommodation farther out increases transit time and cost.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Public transit (subway and buses) is the fastest, most cost-effective way to get around. Taxis and rideshares are convenient for door-to-door trips, and walking is often the best way to explore neighborhoods.
Buy an OMNY-capable payment method (contactless card or phone) to speed transit and avoid MetroCard lines; reserve popular attractions and Broadway shows in advance, and use discounted same-day TKTS or lottery apps for shows. Base yourself in a well-connected neighborhood (Lower Manhattan, Midtown, or parts of Brooklyn like Williamsburg/DUMBO) to reduce transit time and maximize sightseeing.
Everything you need to know about your stay at The Allen Hotel
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