The Westin Jersey City Newport
Rated Fabulous by our guests
Price History and Trends for August 2026
The Westin Jersey City Newport Price Forecast & Booking Trends
Analyze the best time to book The Westin Jersey City Newport in in Jersey City based on 12-month price forecast
Price Insights for The Westin Jersey City Newport
- Lowest Price Period: Winter (mid-Jan through late-Feb and some late-Nov dates). Lowest observed nights: 2027-01-31 ($246), several nights at $254 (mid-Jan and late-Nov), and multiple $246–$280 nights in Jan–Feb–Mar 2027.
- Potential Savings: Up to about $430–$434 per night (peak ~$680 on 2026-07-31 vs low ~$246 on 2027-01-31) — roughly 60–64% cheaper if you shift to the low season. Typical savings moving from high-season weekends/event dates to low-season midweek dates: $150–$350 per night.
- Average Rate: Approximately $370 per night across the provided date range (typical range $280–$420). Many off-peak nights cluster $246–$305, while peak/event nights often reach $550–$680.
- Booking Tip: Target stays in January–February (and some late-November off-peak dates) and midweek nights to get the lowest nightly rates. If traveling during summer or known event windows (late July, parts of Sep–Oct), book well in advance. Use Marriott Bonvoy/member rates, flexible date search +/-3 nights, and check both refundable and non-refundable options — non-refundable often cheaper. Consider splitting dates to include at least one low-priced night to lower average nightly cost.
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Guest Tips & Highlights
Good
Close to the airport and had a good restaurant.
Top Attractions Near The Westin Jersey City Newport
The Westin Jersey City Newport sits in the Newport neighborhood with excellent access to Manhattan via the nearby Newport PATH station. Guests have easy access to shopping at Newport Centre Mall, waterfront parks and walkways, and family-friendly attractions such as Liberty Science Center. Ferries and parks around Liberty State Park provide direct access to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Several Manhattan highlights — One World Observatory, the 9/11 Memorial, Battery Park and the Financial District — are quick PATH or ferry rides away, making the hotel a practical base for both Jersey City exploration and day trips into NYC.
Newport Centre Mall
A large indoor shopping mall adjacent to the Newport neighborhood with shops, food court options, and services — convenient for shopping, dining, and quick errands.
Newport PATH Station / Hudson River Waterfront Walkway
Major transit hub (PATH) connecting directly to Manhattan and a pleasant riverside walkway with panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline — great for strolls, running, and sunset views.
Liberty State Park & Liberty Science Center
Large waterfront park with views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Liberty Science Center offers interactive exhibits, an IMAX theater, and family-friendly displays.
Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island (ferry via Liberty State Park/Battery Park)
Historic national icons accessible by ferry. Board at Liberty State Park in Jersey City or Battery Park in Manhattan for tours of the islands and museums.
One World Observatory & 9/11 Memorial (Lower Manhattan)
The observatory offers sweeping city views; the 9/11 Memorial and Museum provide a poignant historical experience. Both are reachable quickly from Newport via PATH.
Hoboken Waterfront & Pier A Park
Neighboring Hoboken offers a lively waterfront, parks, boutique shopping, and restaurants, plus striking views of Manhattan — a short trip from Newport.
Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from The Westin Jersey City Newport
Make the most of your stay at The Westin Jersey City Newport with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Jersey City:
- Day 1: Arrive, check in, take a walk along the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway for Manhattan skyline sunset photos, then dinner at a nearby Newport restaurant.
- Day 2: Take PATH to Lower Manhattan — visit One World Observatory, 9/11 Memorial & Museum, then walk Battery Park and take an evening stroll in the Financial District.
- Day 3: Ferry to Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island from Liberty State Park, spend afternoon at Liberty Science Center or relax in Liberty State Park, then return for dinner with skyline views.
- Day 4: Explore Hoboken (walk Pier A Park, Washington Street shopping and dining), or take a full-day Manhattan loop to Soho/Greenwich Village and Midtown for shopping and Times Square at night.
- Day 5: Morning mall visit (Newport Centre) or last waterfront walk; check luggage storage if needed, quick local brunch, then check out by 12:00 and depart.
Why The Westin Jersey City Newport Is Perfect for Exploring in Jersey City
Jersey City (Newport) is a smart base for travelers who want convenient, cost-effective access to Manhattan while enjoying more spacious rooms, skyline views, and local dining and shopping. The Westin Jersey City Newport combines Marriott/Westin brand comforts — large rooms, signature bedding, on-site dining, indoor pool and fitness facilities — with an unbeatable location steps from the Newport PATH station and waterfront. Guests praised the clean rooms, courteous staff, outstanding Manhattan views and helpful valet service, making it a strong choice for leisure and business travelers wanting quick New York City access without staying in the city center.
Location
The Westin Jersey City Newport
479 Washington Boulevard
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Property Highlights
Best Time to Visit in Jersey City
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Jersey City
Best Time to Visit
Summer
High Season
Summer – warm weather, waterfront activity, outdoor concerts and festivals, higher hotel and restaurant demand.
Value Season
Winter (excluding holiday weeks) – lowest hotel rates and fewer crowds, but colder weather and some attractions may have reduced hours.
Spring
March–May: Temperatures moderate from cool to mild. Flowering trees and parks start to green up; waterfront promenades become pleasant for walks and biking. Ideal for sightseeing without peak summer heat.
Advantages
- Mild weather for walking and outdoor photography
- Fewer tourists than summer—lower daytime crowds
- Many cultural venues re-open seasonally or schedule spring events
Considerations
- Occasional rainy days—bring a light rain jacket
- Some seasonal outdoor attractions and waterfront services ramping up, so not everything is at full schedule
- Variable temperatures—layers recommended
Key Events in in Jersey City
JC Fridays (Quarterly Art Walk)
Gallery openings and free performances, Pop-up art installations and live music, Easy neighborhood hopping—especially around Downtown and Exchange PlaceA rotating, city-wide art and culture event that typically occurs quarterly and showcases local galleries, performances, and pop-up exhibits across downtown neighborhoods.
Fourth of July Waterfront Fireworks
Spectacular skyline views of fireworks, Packed waterfront promenades and festive atmosphere, Nearby food vendors and pop-up viewing partiesWhile fireworks are often organized regionally (including large NYC displays visible from the Jersey City waterfront), the Hudson Riverfront is a popular vantage point with associated festivals and gatherings.
Hamilton Park Festival
Live music and community performers, Food trucks and local vendor stalls, Family-friendly activities and park atmosphereA neighborhood festival centered on Hamilton Park with music, food, family activities, and local vendors—typically held in late spring or summer as part of community programming.
Jersey City Pride and Summer Street Festivals
Parades, live entertainment, and LGBTQ+ celebrations, Street food, drink, and artisan booths, Vibrant crowds and nightlife activationsJune–August sees a variety of street fairs, pride events, and neighborhood block parties celebrating local culture and diversity.
Liberty State Park Programs & Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island Tours
Ferry access to Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, Guided nature walks and educational programs at the park, Historic rail terminal and spectacular Manhattan skyline viewsYear-round but seasonally busier programs and tours based out of Liberty State Park—check for guided walks, ferry schedules, and special commemorative events.
Golden Door Film Festival / Local Film & Performance Events
Independent and international film screenings, Panels, Q&As, and filmmaker events, Evening screenings paired with downtown diningIndependent film screenings, local theater, and small festivals happen throughout the year—film festivals and arts showcases often occur in spring or fall; check current schedules.
Weather Tips
Expect humid summers with heat waves and frequent afternoon thunderstorms; spring and fall are mild but variable—pack layers and a compact rain jacket. Winters can be windy along the Hudson with snow or sleet; bring a warm coat, insulated shoes, and check transit advisories during storms. For waterfront photography, calm clear mornings and sunsets often provide the best light for Manhattan skyline shots.
Understanding in Jersey City Prices
Jersey City hotel and short-term rental prices fluctuate with seasonality, proximity to Manhattan events, and weekday vs. weekend business travel. Summer (June–August) and major Manhattan events (e.g., Fashion Week, major concerts, conventions in NYC) push rates up—hotels close to Exchange Place, Newport, and the waterfront typically command premiums. Business travel during weekdays raises midweek rates near the PATH hub. Value windows are usually in the deep winter (January–early February) outside the holiday period, and some fall weekdays; booking 2–6 weeks ahead for summer and at least 6–12 weeks ahead for popular weekends is recommended. Parking surcharges, especially at waterfront hotels and garages, add to the overall cost; consider hotels that include parking or use public transit to save.
Essential Travel Tips for in Jersey City United States
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Transportation
Jersey City is well-connected by PATH trains, NJ Transit light rail, ferries, buses, and rideshares; many visitors use Jersey City as a lower-cost or more relaxed base for Manhattan access.
Transportation Tips
- 1.Use the PATH train (Exchange Place, Grove Street, Journal Square) for frequent and inexpensive access to Manhattan—buy PATH SmartLink cards or use contactless payment where available.
- 2.NY Waterway ferries are more scenic and comfortable but cost more—consider them for a pleasant commute or skyline views, especially off-peak.
- 3.Avoid driving into Manhattan—Holland Tunnel tolls, traffic, and parking costs add up quickly. If you must drive, book parking in advance or choose hotels with included parking.
- 4.Citi Bike / bike-share and walking are convenient for short local trips; bring layers for windy waterfront rides.
- 5.Allow extra time for travel during morning/evening rush hours and during major NYC events that can increase ridership and wait times.
Pro Traveler Tip
Base yourself near Exchange Place or Newport for fastest Manhattan access and waterfront views, but explore neighborhoods like Paulus Hook, Journal Square, and the Heights for a more local experience. Purchase a multi-day PATH pass or use contactless payments for quick transfers, and time ferry rides for sunrise or sunset for exceptional skyline photography.
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