We’re approaching the end of January, and there’s no better way to march full steam into 2020 than by booking a trip on National Plan for Vacation Day. Join a world of fellow travelers committing to getting away this year, and start planning your special New York City vacation today. The annual booking celebration takes place on the last Tuesday of every January, and it will fall on the 28th this year.
There are endless reasons to visit New York in 2020. These are just a few to get you inspired. For even more tips, just follow the Hotel 48LEX New York blog for everything you need to know about exploring Manhattan and beyond.
New York City is full of art, from downtown galleries to public sculptures and murals where you’d least expect them. But the biggest museums in NYC never fail to impress. Check out our handy guide to the absolute best art to see this winter.
The easiest way to get into the merriest of moods? Do some holiday shopping in NYC. Here are the best places near Hotel 48LEX New York where you can cross everybody off your holiday shopping list.
Looking for inspiration on how to spend a weekend in New York? Look no further as we’ve partnered with some of our favorite friends and folks about town to share their curated city guides, complete with a special offer to get your own weekend trip on the books.
Up first? LA-based Camille Carter of Charmed By Camille gives you her take on how to have a #My48LEXWeekend.
Since 1907, Manhattan revelers have gathered in Times Square to watch the ball drop, welcoming them into the New Year. Though over a million spectators continue to gather amidst the neon glow of Times Square, there’s more to New York than the brilliant lights and dazzling energy. Here’s how insiders spend New Year’s Eve in NYC.
The holidays in New York are best spent with the entire family. This year, follow these tips to celebrate the festive season in Manhattan.
Just steps from Hotel 48LEX New York, Bryant Park transforms every holiday season into New York’s true winter wonderland. From holiday shopping to a pop-up food hall and New York’s only free ice-skating rink, don’t miss this quintessential holiday activity. See it from October 31, 2019 – early 2020.
Did you miss NYC Pride this summer? Make up for it during LGBT History Month in October. Read on for five essential activities for LGBTQ travelers in New York.
New York City is full of art, from downtown galleries to public sculptures and murals where you’d least expect them. But the biggest museums in NYC never fail to impress. Check out our handy guide to the absolute best art to see this fall.
