Our Favorite Things to do in New York City
Conveniently situated in the heart of NoMad, a stay at Evelyn Hotel encourages you to become acquainted with one of Manhattan's trendiest neighborhoods. Its vibrant culture is highlighted by an eclectic dining scene, fashionable boutiques and proximity to a plethora of iconic attractions. Evelyn Hotel provides unparalleled access to the Flatiron Building, Empire State Building, Madison Square Garden and numerous other attractions — all within walking distance of the hotel's doors.
The Evelyn Hotel
7 E 27th St, New York, NY 10016, United States
Situated in the trendy NoMad district, Evelyn Hotel offers a central location that allows guests to immerse themselves in the neighborhood's lively culture. Named after Evelyn Nesbit - the original "It" girl - the historic property provides guests with a sense of nostalgia and a connection to the storied past of New York City's Tin Pan Alley.
The Iroquois New York
49 W 44th St, New York, NY 10036, United States
A landmarked luxury hotel located on Club Row and Fifth Avenue luxury district since 1902, The Iroquois New York has built upon its legacy of sophistication and classic elegance while still maintaining its historic roots and architectural integrity. Tucked behind the lobby is Lantern's Keep, a critically acclaimed speakeasy known for its Prohibition-era spirits and cocktails.
The Frederick Hotel
95 W Broadway, New York, NY 10007, United States
A landmarked hotel nestled in the vibrant Tribeca neighborhood, The Frederick Hotel offers a rich and storied history as the longest operating hotel in New York City. The hotel today is a draw to tastemakers with its vintage charm, drinking establishment Primos and Serafina Restaurant serving the Tribeca community highly acclaimed comfort food.
Hotel Edison
228 W 47th St, New York, NY 10036, United States
Since its opening in 1931, when Thomas Edison turned on the marquee lights himself, Hotel Edison has become synonymous with celebrity, art, and excitement in the heart of Times Square. The hotel is also home to three icon establishments- Friedman's, Bond 45, and The Rum House - each elevates the pre/post theater dining scene.
Hotel Belleclaire
2175 Broadway, New York 10024
Hotel Belleclaire combines timeless elegance with modern comfort to provide guests with a classic New York City hospitality experience on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Housed in a landmark building by acclaimed architect Emory Roth, that blends Art Nouveau and Beaux-Arts aesthetics, Hotel Belleclaire is perfectly located for easy access to a plethora of the city's most coveted attractions.
Washington Jefferson Hotel
318 W 51st St, New York, NY 10019, United States
Traveler's Insights
What are the top attractions near The Evelyn?
Just steps from The Evelyn, you’ll find historic landmarks, popular hot spots, and some of NYC’s best attractions. Walk a couple of blocks over to the Empire State Building, high-end shopping on Fifth Avenue, Madison Square Park, Madison Square Garden, and the Chrysler Building. Hop in a short cab ride to Times Square and the Broadway Theater District to catch the best shows under the neon lights. For more information on city attractions please call our Hotel Concierge or visit our Explore section.
What are some of the no-cost attractions near The Evelyn?
Take advantage of NYC while staying with us and check out all the cool things to do in Manhattan without breaking your budget. Central Park offers New Yorkers an urban escape in the middle of the city filled with activities for every season. Tour the Chelsea Art galleries, walk the High Line, watch summer movies on the lawn at Bryant Park, or visit the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), which offers free admission every Friday from 4-8 pm. For something closer to home, guests of the hotel enjoy deep discounts on events happening at The Evelyn.
What unique activities can I indulge in near The Evelyn?
New York City is teeming with unique attractions and interesting things to do that you won't find elsewhere. Ice skate all winter long in the middle of Rockefeller Center and then ride up to the Top of the Rock for unrivaled views of NYC and beyond. Stroll through Times Square and watch naked cowboys play guitar, or get tickets to Sleep No More, the most captivating and bizarre show you’ll ever see.
Do you have any seasonal recommendations?
Every season offers something special in New York City, making it an ideal destination year-round. If you’re looking to escape the cold weather, plan a visit between May and September. The holiday season is magical in NYC, and winter offers fun activities like ice skating and sledding in Central Park. The fall offers gorgeous foliage and the start of pumpkin everything, while the spring blooms throughout each city street.