in New York, United States
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YOTEL New York Times Square
Rated Good by our guests
Rated Good by our guests
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YOTEL New York Times Square sits on the western edge of Midtown Manhattan, placing you within easy walking distance of Times Square, the Port Authority Bus Terminal, the Theater District and Hudson Yards. From the hotel you can reach major Midtown sights, elevated green spaces like the High Line, world-class museums and many dining options within 10–25 minutes on foot or a short subway/uber ride.
The iconic neon-lit commercial and entertainment hub with theaters, shops and energy day and night.
Major regional bus terminal serving commuters and intercity buses; convenient for arrivals/departures.
Modern redevelopment with shops, restaurants and the public stair structure (and nearby Edge observation deck).
Elevated linear park built on a historic freight rail line, lined with gardens, art and great city views.
A tranquil Midtown green space with seasonal programming and the landmark library building beside it.
World-famous theaters hosting major musicals, plays and live entertainment every night.
Historic skyscraper with observation decks offering panoramic city views.
Museum on the Hudson River featuring the aircraft carrier Intrepid, historic aircraft and the Space Shuttle Enterprise.
Make the most of your stay at YOTEL New York Times Square with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in New York:
New York City is a top global destination for culture, dining, theater and iconic landmarks. YOTEL New York Times Square is a smart base for exploring Midtown: it offers a superb location within walking distance of Times Square, Port Authority and Hudson Yards, modern compact rooms with notably comfortable beds, fast check-in kiosks, daily housekeeping and a fun automated luggage system (Yobot). The hotel’s staff and cleanliness receive strong praise, making it a great choice for solo travelers, couples and short-stay visitors who prioritize location, price and efficiency — just be aware rooms are on the smaller side and some guests have noted dated touches in places and occasional elevator waits.
YOTEL New York Times Square
570 10th Avenue
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in New York
Fall
Summer (June–August) and major holiday weeks (late November to New Year).
Winter (January–early March) excluding holiday weeks; mid to late November (outside Thanksgiving week) can offer deals.
March–May: Temperatures move from cool in March to comfortably warm by May. Trees and flowers in parks and streets begin blooming; outdoor dining and rooftop bars open up.
World-famous ball drop and massive street gathering for New Year’s Eve.
A long-standing parade featuring giant balloons, floats, performers, and marching bands that draws families and tourists.
One of the world’s largest marathons, running through all five boroughs and attracting international runners.
Major tennis Grand Slam held in Queens (Flushing Meadows), with large crowds and ticketed sessions in late August–early September.
Semi-annual fashion industry event with shows, presentations, and off-calendar parties; occurs in February and September.
June celebrations culminating in the Pride March and numerous parties, parades, and cultural events across the city.
Spring film festival with premieres, panels, and pop-up events in lower Manhattan (usually April–June, varying).
Large, theatrical Halloween parade and festivities in the Village with costume contests and street performances.
New York has a humid continental climate: summers are warm to hot and humid, winters are cold with occasional heavy snow, and spring/fall can change quickly. Pack layers year-round: a light waterproof jacket in Spring/Fall, breathable clothing and sun protection in Summer plus ways to stay cool, and insulating layers, a warm coat, hat, gloves, and waterproof boots in Winter. Comfortable walking shoes are essential. Check forecasts for heat waves or winter storms and allow extra travel time during major weather events.
New York City prices vary a lot by season, neighborhood, and major events. Hotels and short-term rentals surge during Summer (June–August), major events (New Year’s Eve, Thanksgiving week, NY Fashion Week, the UN General Assembly in September, the NYC Marathon, and the US Open). Midtown Manhattan and Times Square properties carry year-round premiums. Value windows are typically early January through February (post-holidays) and parts of late November outside of Thanksgiving week. Booking 30–90 days in advance helps in high season; for major event weekends, book 3–6 months ahead.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
The subway is the fastest way to cover long distances in the city; walking, ferries, buses, commuter rails, taxis/ride-shares, and bike-share all fill different roles.
Base yourself in different neighborhoods depending on your interests (Midtown/Upper West for first-timers and museums; East Village/Lower East Side for nightlife; Williamsburg/DUMBO in Brooklyn for a local vibe; Long Island City or Astoria for better value with quick transit). Buy attraction passes selectively — they save time if you plan to visit many paid sites. Always book popular restaurants, shows, and event tickets in advance and build transit time buffers into your schedule.
Everything you need to know about your stay at YOTEL New York Times Square
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