The Gregorian New York City
Rated Very good by our guests
Price History and Trends for July 2026
The Gregorian New York City Price Forecast & Booking Trends
Analyze the best time to book The Gregorian New York City in in New York based on 12-month price forecast
Price Insights for The Gregorian New York City
- Lowest Price Period: Mid-late January into February (winter low season) and mid-August. Example lows: 2027-01-24 and 2026-08-16 at $192.15.
- Potential Savings: You can save up to about $867/night (difference between the lowest $192.15 and the highest $1,059.15 on 2026-09-21). More typical savings are $300–$500/night when shifting from peak (Sep–Dec) dates to off-peak (Jan/Feb or mid-August) dates.
- Average Rate: Approximately $360/night across the provided date range (calculated from the full dataset).
- Booking Tip: Target mid-week stays in the cheap windows (Jan/Feb and mid-August); set price alerts and compare refundable vs prepaid rates (prepaid is usually cheaper). Avoid clearly high-demand dates in Sep–Dec and consider 2–3 night stays that include a low-price weekday to lower your nightly average.
Guest Reviews
Guest Tips & Highlights
The staff was the best. They helped with all the questions we had about getting around and recommended really enjoyable restaurants. I loved the theme carried out because the hotel is in the garment district. The location could not have been better.
This place is amazing , central location close to subway and all amenities. The room was clean and neat and staff were friendly and helpful. Spacious, roomy, cosy and quiet, no complaints.
Top Attractions Near The Gregorian New York City
The Gregorian sits in Manhattan's Garment District, a short walk from Midtown landmarks: the Empire State Building and Herald Square, Broadway and Times Square, Bryant Park and the New York Public Library, and shopping on Fifth Avenue and Macy's. Several theaters, museums (MoMA), and transit hubs (Grand Central, Penn Station) are all within easy reach, making the hotel an ideal base for sightseeing, shopping, dining and business in central Manhattan.
Empire State Building
Iconic Art Deco skyscraper with observation decks offering panoramic views of New York City.
Times Square
Vibrant public square known for its bright billboards, Broadway theaters, shopping and nightlife.
Bryant Park & New York Public Library
Popular green space with seasonal events and the iconic Beaux-Arts Stephen A. Schwarzman Building (NYPL).
Macy's Herald Square
One of the world's largest department stores, great for shopping and holiday window displays.
Broadway Theaters (Theater District)
Cluster of historic theaters hosting world-class musicals and plays within walking distance.
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
Renowned modern and contemporary art museum featuring works by Van Gogh, Warhol, and more.
High Line & Hudson Yards
Elevated linear park built on an old freight rail line with art installations and views, ending near Hudson Yards and The Vessel.
Grand Central Terminal
Historic Beaux-Arts train terminal with a bustling concourse, dining concourse and beautiful celestial ceiling.
Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from The Gregorian New York City
Make the most of your stay at The Gregorian New York City with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in New York:
- Day 1: Midtown classics — Walk to the Empire State Building for morning views, explore Bryant Park and the New York Public Library, lunch nearby, then stroll to Times Square and catch an evening Broadway show.
- Day 2: Museums & Fifth Avenue — Morning at MoMA, walk up Fifth Avenue for shopping and architecture, visit Rockefeller Center and Top of the Rock in the late afternoon, dinner in Hell's Kitchen or nearby.
- Day 3: Downtown & High Line — Subway or walk to the High Line and Hudson Yards in the morning, continue to Chelsea Market for lunch, afternoon in Greenwich Village or SoHo for boutique shopping and dinner.
- Day 4: Financial District & Statue of Liberty — Take the subway to Battery Park, ferry to Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island, explore Wall Street and the 9/11 Memorial & Museum in the afternoon, return via subway.
- Day 5: Local neighborhoods & last-minute shopping — Morning at Chelsea/Flatiron area (Madison Square Park and Eataly), check out Macy's Herald Square, grab souvenirs, return to the hotel to check out and head to the airport or next destination.
Why The Gregorian New York City Is Perfect for Exploring in New York
New York City (Manhattan) offers world-class museums, theater, dining, shopping and iconic landmarks within compact distances. The Gregorian New York City is a strong choice because it combines a charming early-20th-century boutique atmosphere in the Garment District with an exceptionally central location—steps from the Empire State Building, Macy's, Broadway and multiple subway lines. Guests regularly praise the helpful, friendly staff, clean comfortable rooms, and the unique character this hotel brings compared with chain properties, making it a convenient and pleasant base for sightseeing, business trips, and theater visits.
Location
The Gregorian New York City
42 West 35th 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 (June–August) and holiday season (mid-December–early January).
Value Season
January–early March when hotels are cheapest and crowds thin (except around New Year).
Spring
March–May: temperatures rise from cool to pleasantly warm; cherry blossoms and parks come alive; many festivals begin in late spring.
Advantages
- Mild weather for walking and sightseeing
- Blossoming parks (Central Park, Brooklyn Botanic Garden)
- Shoulder-season hotel rates compared with summer and holidays
Considerations
- Unpredictable rain—pack layers and a compact umbrella
- Early spring (March) can still feel chilly
- Weekend hotel surcharges during events (e.g., Easter, Tribeca in April some years)
Key Events in in New York
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
Iconic giant character balloons, Live performances and celebrity appearances, Huge crowds—arrive very early for street viewingAnnual parade with large balloons, floats, performances and celebrities, drawing huge crowds down Central Park West and Sixth Avenue.
New York City Marathon
Massive, citywide spectator enthusiasm, Street closures across all five boroughs, Plan transport carefully—many subway lines reroutedOne of the world's major marathons running through all five boroughs with intense spectator support.
Pride Parade
Festive march along Fifth Avenue, Street parties, concerts, and neighborhood events (Chelsea, West Village), Book lodging early—June fills upWorld-famous LGBTQ+ parade and events centered in late June with vibrant street festivities and parties.
Fashion Week (Feb & Sep)
High-end presentations and street style sightings, Hotel and restaurant surcharges in Midtown/SoHo, Some public events and pop-up shows accessible to visitorsIndustry week of runway shows and presentations that draws designers, press, and buyers; surrounding parties and pop-ups affect hotel availability.
Tribeca Film Festival
Premieres and celebrity sightings, Neighborhood activations and family programming, Advance ticketing recommendedApril festival showcasing films, talks, and screenings with premieres and industry events in lower Manhattan.
US Open (Tennis)
Top-level tennis and energetic stadium atmosphere, Increased demand for travel and accommodations in late summer, Accessible via the #7 train to Mets-Willets PointLate-August to early-September Grand Slam held in Flushing Meadows (Queens) with intense local and international crowds.
Rockefeller Center Christmas & New Year’s Eve
Rockefeller Center tree and ice skating, Holiday markets (Bryant Park, Union Square) and festive window displays, Times Square NYE is extremely crowded—consider alternative viewing partiesDecember highlight — famed tree lighting, ice rink, and the Times Square New Year’s Eve ball drop draw visitors worldwide.
Weather Tips
Layering is essential year-round: a lightweight waterproof layer in Spring, breathable fabrics and sun protection in Summer, a warm jacket for Fall evenings, and insulated outerwear with a hat/gloves for Winter. Bring comfortable walking shoes, an umbrella for sudden showers, and check daily forecasts—MTA service can be affected by heavy snow or heat-related track issues.
Understanding in New York Prices
New York City hotel and lodging prices vary strongly with season, neighborhood, and major events. Peak pricing occurs during late spring (May–June), fall (September–November) and the winter holiday period (mid-December through New Year’s). Summer (June–August) also sees high demand, especially in Manhattan and tourist-heavy neighborhoods. Prices drop in January and early February after the holidays — this is the best time for bargains. Weekends and special-event weekends (Fashion Week, UN General Assembly, major concerts, marathon weekend) push rates higher, while weekday corporate travel can keep midweek prices elevated. Neighborhood matters: Manhattan (Midtown/Times Square) is most expensive; Brooklyn (Williamsburg, DUMBO) and Queens (Long Island City) can be cheaper but may add commute time. Short-term rentals follow similar patterns and can spike during big events. Booking 2–3 months ahead for peak season, and 1–2 months for shoulder season, is recommended. Use price alerts, consider refundable rates, and check cancellation policies. Expect surge pricing for ride-hailing during bad weather, rush hours, and special events.
Essential Travel Tips for in New York United States
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Transportation
Use the subway and buses for fastest city travel; taxis and rideshares are convenient for nights or group travel. Walking is often quickest in dense neighborhoods.
Transportation Tips
- 1.Use OMNY or a MetroCard for subway/bus rides; subway is generally faster than street-level transport during rush hours
- 2.Avoid the subway during morning (8–9:30am) and evening (5–7pm) rush; if traveling then, allow extra time
- 3.Download a transit app (Google Maps, Citymapper) and check MTA weekend service changes
- 4.Consider Citi Bike for short hops—dock-based and dockless options in many areas
- 5.For airport transfers, compare NJ Transit + AirTrain, LIRR (to/from JFK via AirTrain), and door-to-door ride-hailing for value versus convenience
Pro Traveler Tip
Buy attraction passes (e.g., CityPASS) for savings and faster entry to major sites, but also reserve timed-entry tickets for popular attractions (Top of the Rock, Statue of Liberty ferry, museum special exhibits) in advance. Build blocks of activities by neighborhood to minimize transit time (e.g., Midtown day: MoMA, Times Square, Rockefeller; Lower Manhattan day: 9/11 Memorial, One World Observatory, Battery Park).
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about your stay at The Gregorian New York City
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