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Where to stay in Cast Iron Historic District

Find the best Cast Iron Historic District areas and neighborhoods for the activities you enjoy most. Learn more about Cast Iron Historic District

Williamsburg

Experience contemporary art, hipster culture, and vibrant nightlife in this Brooklyn gem. Discover cutting-edge galleries, trendy bars, and eclectic eateries for a taste of modern urban living.

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Midtown

Central portion of NYC, Midtown Manhattan boasts iconic landmarks like the Empire State Building and Times Square. Explore Broadway, Koreatown, and enjoy easy access to major transportation hubs like Grand Central Terminal.

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Aerial panorama of New York midtown skyline at sunset viewed from above Central Park.

Central New York City

Known for its soaring skyscrapers and eye-catching views, there's plenty to explore in Central New York City. Check out top attractions like Times Square and Rockefeller Center, and jump on the metro at 49th St. Station or 50 St. Station (Broadway) to see more of the city.

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High Line. Urban public park on an historic freight rail line, New York City, Manhattan.

Chelsea

Primarily residential with a thriving art scene, this area boasts over 200 galleries, the High Line park, and Chelsea Market for food lovers. Easily accessible via multiple subway lines and bus routes.

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Theater District

From Times Square to Broadway theaters, experience New York at the height of its showmanship in this revitalized Midtown area.

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Top Cast Iron Historic District Hotel Reviews

Hotel Edison Times Square

10/10 Excellent

"The property was clean, and well maintained. The staff were firendly and helpful. The amenities left a little to be desired. The entertainment (TV) system was from 2008, and some features (Googlecast specifically) failed to work. Though I understand that's not why people come to the Theater District, it's still suboptimal. Finally, I fully recognize space is at a premium, but the gap between the sink and shower door was VERY small (as was the bathroom). This was highly inconvenient. "

NEW YORKER BY LOTTE HOTELS

8/10 Good

"We always stay at the New Yorker when we are in New York, whether for business or for pleasure. The hotel is convenient for us for our business and for attending theatre and restaurants in the theatre district. The price is good for the value. The least expensive rooms are rather small; but some of their rooms are large with a refrigerator. The building is older but renovated. So it has the advantage of larger windows and high ceilings. Ask for corner rooms to get more windows. The staff is very friendly and helpful. And there are many restaurants and stores in easy walking distance."

Hampton Inn New York Times Square

8/10 Good

"Would have given 5 stars but for the A/C in the room. The temperature was too hot. I’d hate to stay there in the summer months. If they fixed that to be colder this hotel would be perfect. Didn’t have any of the problems listed in some of the reviews but agree the a/c unit needs some serious work. The size of the rooms is what you should expect in NYC and the breakfast bar was a standard hot breakfast and glad they informed about the best time to go to breakfast. Go early for less crowds-again expect crowds and not a lot of space because it’s NYC !! Take it all in, you’re in New York City ! "

Hyatt Grand Central New York

8/10 Good

"Room was not the cleanest. Bathroom was dirty with hair. The picture on the wall wasn’t wiped down and there was splashes of substance on it.There was trash behind the ottoman in the bedroom. The bedsheets on one of the beds had some type of substance on it and some other dirty marks. "

Park Central Hotel New York

6/10 Okay

"So you save a dollar a day by making the soap , shampoo, and conditioner squirt tiny drops at a time but by the time a guest has stood there for several minutes pumping and pumping just to get enough to wash their hair, you've more than lost it in guest perception of the hotel. Not to mention the likely cost of the water, just standing there pumping. It feels very much like the sort of thing where you pinched a penny but helped your guest in the eye, leaving them with a very sour perception of the hotel."

Frequently asked questions

What's it like in Cast Iron Historic District?

Cast Iron Historic District is a trendy neighborhood known for its array of dining options and bar scene. Are you looking for Cast Iron Historic District travel tips? Be sure to check out New York Earth Room and Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art while you're in the neighborhood.

Where is the best place to stay in Cast Iron Historic District?

Based on Expedia customer reviews, The Mercer is the highest ranked property in Cast Iron Historic District. This hotel is a short 3-minute walk from New York University, and it offers a restaurant and a health club.

How many hotels are there in the Cast Iron Historic District area?

If you're searching for places to stay in New York, Expedia has something to meet your needs with 24 Cast Iron Historic District hotels and other accommodations to choose from.

If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in Cast Iron Historic District, will I receive a refund?

Yes, the majority of hotel bookings are fully refundable if cancelled prior to the accommodation's cancellation deadline, which in most cases is within 24 or 48 hours of your arrival date. If you have a non-refundable reservation, it may still be possible to cancel it and get a refund within 24 hours of booking. Enter dates in and click on "Search", then filter by "fully refundable" to review the top deals on offer in Cast Iron Historic District.

Where can I learn more about changing or cancelling my trip to Cast Iron Historic District?

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What are the top things to see and do in Cast Iron Historic District?

Explore Cast Iron Historic District's landmarks like Judd Foundation House Museum, E. V. Haughwout Building, and Drawing Center and learn about the local history. As you're discovering the neighborhood, New York Earth Room and Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art are some other places worth a visit. Favorite places to visit in the surrounding area include Madison Square Garden, Times Square, and Grand Central Terminal. While you're out sightseeing, Rockefeller Center and Brooklyn Bridge are a couple of additional sights to visit in New York.

How can I get around Cast Iron Historic District and the greater New York area?

Ready to get out and explore the city? Prince St. Station is the closest metro station.

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Where to stay in Cast Iron Historic District

Williamsburg

Midtown

Central New York City

Chelsea

Theater District

Top Cast Iron Historic District Hotel Reviews

Hotel Edison Times Square

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