Manhattan Holiday Offers

What could put your trip to New York City over the top? We think one of our great value Manhattan holiday offers. Staying in some of the city’s best-known, well-loved and iconic hotels doesn’t have to mean breaking the bank when you can take advantage of special savings, free nights and last-minute deals. Our experienced USA Travel Specialists are just a phone call away to help you find the best possible offer for you – or simply browse our holiday offers below.

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Travel Information for Manhattan

There are non-stop flights daily from the UK to New York

Currency: USD
Time difference: GMT -5
Flight from UK: 7 hours and 30 minutes
Visa:ESTA required before travel
Language: English
Must Try Drink:Local Craft Beer
Must Try Food :Pizza Slice

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New York Activities

Visit New York and you cannot fail to be entertained. Jump on a ferry and ride out to Ellis Island or the Statue of Liberty, catch an unmissible show on Broadway, go skating in Central Park or shop til you drop at the department stores along 5th Avenue from Bloomingdale to Macys. And when you’ve done all that, go to the top of the One World Observatory – the tallest building in the western hemisphere – and catch who may be the next big thing in one of the city’s comedy clubs.

Manhattan Food & Drink

From high end dining to street-side food carts, long-time establishments and up and coming eateries to ‘only-for a-while pop ups’… there are endless places to eat and drink in Manhattan. You’ll find all kinds of world cuisine but we think you can’t leave New York without trying these classics: hot dogs, dollar slice pizza, cream cheese bagels and eggs benedict, said to be created in Manhattan in the 1890s. And when you get thirsty there’s craft beer and cocktails – a Manhattan, anyone?

Manhattan Attractions

So many iconic attractions, so little time to see them all! Marvel outside the Empire State Building (before going to the very top, of course), be dazzled by the bright lights and billboards of Times Square – undoubtedly a prime people-watching place – and see original works by Van Gough, Warhol and Dali at MoMA. More recent attractions that deserve a look-in are the High Line, the city’s only elevated park and the moving 9/11 Memorial at the site of Ground Zero.