Allow the stylish Hilton New York to be your vantage point for a New York City getaway and stay just steps from Radio City Music Hall, Central Park and Rockefeller Center. Location is everything when choosing a Midtown Manhattan hotel, and the Hilton New York sits in the primest spot on 6th Avenue (Avenue of the Americas) between 53rd & 54th Streets. See Lady Liberty, Ellis Island, Wall Street, Soho, 5th Avenue shopping, Little Italy, Central Park, Broadway, Times Square and the Empire State Building. This TripAlertz deal will keep you primed for action starting each day with your FREE breakfast buffet for 2 featuring over 30 items and FREE WiFi. We even toss in FREE fitness center access should you feel the urge, and you leave with a FREE Hilton New York keepsake to remember your time in the city. That’s $121 worth of added value for FREE. So book now and don't delay, because like a hit Broadway play, this deal will sell out quickly.

WHAT’S INCLUDED IN YOUR TRIPALERTZ DEAL

$249 per night with a 2-night minimum stay in Midtown Manhattan for 2 guests!

● Spacious Standard room with double occupancy in the Hilton New York (additional adults $30/night - you must call TripAlertz at 888-425-3789 to pay for additional adults (18 or older) prior to your arrival; up to 2 children 0-17 years old stay free)
● FREE Daily Breakfast Buffet for 2 at MarketPlace Café (a $76 value per day)
● FREE WiFi (a $15 value per day)
● FREE Fitness Center access (a $15 value per day)
● FREE Hilton New York keepsake (a $15 value)
● 10% off hotel Food & Beverage outlets

Travel date changes may be accommodated, subject to hotel availability, and a $25 fee, by calling (888) 4-ALERTZ (888-425-3789).

ABOUT THE HILTON NEW YORK

Located in the heart of the Big Apple, the Hilton New York Hotel is, literally, steps from many different New York attractions in Midtown Manhattan. Take in a Broadway Show. See Times Square. Shop till you drop on 5^th Avenue. Or check out the latest exhibit at the MOMA, all without breaking a sweat. And location isn’t the only thing that makes the Hilton New York stand out. The hotel pampers you with spacious, distinctive rooms with first-class amenities, so if you decide to sleep, you’ll be more than well taken care of.

ACCOMMODATIONS

Each large, spacious room comes well equipped with all the comforts of home.

Accommodations feature:

● One King, One Queen or Two Double beds based on double occupancy (additional guests $30/night - you must call TripAlertz at 888-425-3789 to pay for additional guests prior to your arrival)
● In-room climate control
● 27-inch television
● On-demand entertainment, including video games
● Refreshment center
● Large work space
● Coffeemaker
● Two telephones with voicemail and dataport

FOOD & DRINK

New York is absolute heaven for foodies of all ages. But to enjoy some of New York’s finest, you don’t even have to leave your hotel. The Mediterranean-inspired Etrusca offers hand-made pastas, risottos, succulent meats and fresh seafood – all in an inviting and relaxed atmosphere. The intimate bar and lounge is perfect for a quick, bite or nightcap. MarketPlace Café is a comfortable causal restaurant, serving breakfast and lunch daily. This diverse menu includes everything from brick-oven-cooked pizzas to a Japanese breakfast selection. Be sure to enjoy the TripAlertz-included breakfast buffet with over 30 favorites, including made-to-order omelets.

This is New York, so a refreshing beverage isn’t far away either. Start your morning the way most New Yorkers do with a hot cup of Joe from Starbucks located in the main lobby. The Atrium Lounge is open from 11 AM to midnight and offers a complete selection of your favorite cocktails, wine or an assortment of coffee and teas. Or meet some friends at the sophisticated BRIDGES BAR. Celebrating the romance of Manhattan’s seven bridges, this bar serves cocktails, regional wines and boasts one of the best martinis in town – all in a lively, welcoming atmosphere.

THINGS TO SEE & DO

Times Square
Not much needs to be said about this place. Several city blocks bathed in neon lights of billboards and TV screens, Times Square has become an entertainment hub of New York with amazing hotels, tantalizing restaurants and plenty of stores to explore. This is one place that must be seen to truly understand its magnitude.

Central Park
A break from the concrete jungle of New York, Central Park is respite for tourists and locals alike. This oasis of rolling pastures and gardens is a perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Take a stroll through its grounds, watch a play during the summer at the Delacorte Theatre or visit the wildlife conservation – all with the impressive buildings of Manhattan as a backdrop.

Statue of Liberty
She may be of French origin, but she’s stood for American freedom since being placed in New York Harbor. Take the short ferry ride to Liberty Island and go inside and view the statue through a glass ceiling. Then step outside on the observation deck for some awe-inspiring views of the City That Never Sleeps.

30 Rock
More than a TV show, 30 Rockefeller Plaza is part of the sprawling Rockefeller Center. Stretching for blocks, this amazing structure features an array of activities to do, all on the property. Enjoy a quick bite to eat at the outdoor café during summer or take a spin on the ice-skating rink in the winter. Take a tour of NBC and see your favorite show taping. Or check out the plaza with a variety of different shops and restaurants. But one thing you don’t want to miss is the Top of the Rock observation deck, offering breathtaking vistas of the whole city.

Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)
Considered one of the best modern art museums in the world, the MOMA has galleries filled with paintings, drawings, prints and illustrations by some of the finest artists in the world. Be sure to see the Andy Warhol’s Impressive Marilyn Monroe and Picasso’s Les Demoiselles d’Avignon.

Empire State Building
Built in 1931, the Empire State Building was a crowning architectural achievement of its day. Although it’s no longer the tallest building in the world, it’s still as impressive as ever. Purchase your tickets in the lobby and take the elevator to the top to enjoy an absolutely awe-inspiring view of the entire city.

Grand Central Station
Grand Central Station’s main hall is more a work of art than a train depot. Still this impressive structure is filled with over a half million commuters each week. Just as impressive is the list of chic shops and restaurants that have taken residence in the station, like Michael Jordan’s The Steak House, which overlooks the bustling terminal.

GETTING HERE

Getting to New York is easy. LaGuardia Airport (LGA), John F Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) are just a taxi, bus or train ride away. Live close? Drive into the city, take the subway or even a ferry from nearby New Jersey. You shouldn’t have any problems finding a flight into New York City, but check-out our Airfare widget on the side panel, brought to you by our partner "Hop2"!

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