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Hotels in New York City |
Luxury Hotels |
 Hotel Eurostars Wall Street Hotel
(before Eurostars Exchange)
The Eurostars Wall Street Hotel (before Eurostars Exchange) with its 53 rooms, carries exemplary essentials including large rooms enhanced by modern design and innovative technology. The hotel´s personalized service and competitive rates add to the vibrancy of the Exchange Hotels with a downtown location.
The Eurostars Wall Street Hotel (before Eurostars Exchange) has 53 rooms and now boasts the addition of a smart lounge and revamped lobby. These are fitting accents to our stylish, recently upgraded rooms, as much as our location suits both corporate and leisure travelers. Nestled moments away from Wall Streets flurry and only a short distance from the South Street Seaport and Historic Front Street, the hotel occupies a central place between work and pleasure. We accommodate both facets with amenities like WiFi access, flat-screen TVs, full kitchens, and exceptional guest service. Whether taking a break from work or from touring New York City, our renovated hotel will please all guests with its comfortable atmosphere and stylish approach to hospitality services.
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 Dylan Hotel NYC
A Midtown Manhattan Hotel Like No Other
New York City, NY
Timeless, classic, elegant, artistic . . . . When you enter The Dylan Hotel in Midtown Manhattan, New York City, you are transported to a world of beauty, art and refinement.
Welcome to the best of luxury hotels in Midtown Manhattan, an elegant New York City getaway for family vacations and business travel alike. More than a NYC hotel, The Dylan in New York City is the best of all the area meeting places.
For the Perfect Midtown Manhattan Hotel Location
Surrounded by excitement. Cradled in comfort. That's what a stay at the Dylan Hotel in New York City is all about. Located in the city's vibrant core in midtown Manhattan, the best of New York City is just outside our front door. We're only a short walk from Grand Central Station, New York's Jacob Javits Convention Center, Times Square, Central Park, Fifth Avenue Shopping and the great restaurants of Manhattan.
Dylan's interiors, by Jeffrey Beers of Jeffrey Beers International, mark a deliberate departure from both the too stark and overly hip designs currently prevalent in the high-end boutique hotel market. Beers has created a timeless look for the property that redefines opulence for a new age while preserving the landmark-quality architecture of the 1903 Beaux-Arts structure.
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Information about New York
There are countless attractions that New York offers, so it is impossible to know every corner in a few days, but there are no tourist should miss unnoticed. Many of the attractions of the city are globally recognized symbols that represent the city, others are not so well known, but it's worth taking a visit. The city is divided into 5 boroughs: Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island and the Bronx.
Brooklyn has the largest Orthodox Jewish community in the world after Israel and its most famous architectural attraction is the Brooklyn Bridge, which connects this area with the island of Manhattan. Filled with skyscrapers, Manhattan is undoubtedly the most important district of the city where most business develops. In the south of the island is the financial sector as Wall Street or the New York Stock Exchange. And in the north is the famous Afro-American neighborhood of Harlem. The island connects with the rest of countless neighborhoods across bridges and tunnels. In Queens, a quiet residential borough highlights the diversity of its people, where most are Latin and Asian. The Staten Island borough is the least populated of the city, where we can find the majority white population. The Bronx district is the only one which is not an island. Each borough seems to be a new city, so that the traveler will find in New York a tireless source of tourism where every corner hides a great story.
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