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1. The Andrew Hotel
The Andrew Hotel



2. Inn at Great Neck, WorldHotels Crafted
Inn at Great Neck, WorldHotels Crafted



3. Great Neck Basecamp: Steps to Downtown & Rail
Great Neck Basecamp: Steps to Downtown & Rail



4. PUBLIC, an Ian Schrager hotel
PUBLIC, an Ian Schrager hotel



5. Night Hotel Broadway
Night Hotel Broadway



6. West Village Eurohostel
West Village Eurohostel



7. The Lucerne Hotel
The Lucerne Hotel



8. Hotel Belleclaire Central Park, a Small Luxury Hotel
Hotel Belleclaire Central Park, a Small Luxury Hotel



9. Westgate New York Grand Central
Westgate New York Grand Central



10. Courtyard by Marriott New York Manhattan/Midtown East
Courtyard by Marriott New York Manhattan/Midtown East



12. INNSiDE by Meliá New York Nomad
INNSiDE by Meliá New York Nomad



13. Fitzpatrick Grand Central
Fitzpatrick Grand Central



14. Arthouse Hotel New York City
Arthouse Hotel New York City



15. The Jewel Hotel, New York
The Jewel Hotel, New York



16. The Muse New York
The Muse New York



17. The Belvedere Hotel
The Belvedere Hotel



18. Club Quarters Hotel Grand Central, New York
Club Quarters Hotel Grand Central, New York



19. Hotel Indigo - NYC Downtown - Wall Street by IHG
Hotel Indigo - NYC Downtown - Wall Street by IHG



20. Little Charlie Hotel
Little Charlie HotelGo beyond your typical stay in Great Neck
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Top neighborhoods in Great Neck
Great Neck Plaza
Boasting a bustling commercial district with over 250 retail stores, Great Neck Plaza offers a vibrant downtown experience. Explore historic structures, enjoy two parks, and easily access transportation via the Great Neck LIRR station.

Kings Point
Surrounded by water, this village boasts the American Merchant Marine Museum and two parks: Kings Point Park and Steppingstone Park and Marina. Accessible via Great Neck LIRR station and n57/n58 bus routes.


University Gardens
University Gardens offers a peaceful retreat with tree-lined streets and stately homes just outside the NYC hustle. This affluent Long Island neighborhood is perfect for travelers seeking suburban charm with proximity to Kings Point Park's waterfront paths. Architectural enthusiasts will appreciate the diverse home styles while garden lovers can admire the manicured landscapes and seasonal blooms. The area is primarily residential, so you'll need to venture to nearby Great Neck Plaza for upscale dining and shopping options. Accommodations feature luxury vacation rentals in spacious single-family homes. A car is recommended as public transit is limited, though the neighborhood's wide streets make for pleasant evening strolls.
Top landmarks in Great Neck
Kings Point Park
Steppingstone Park
Gold Coast Arts Center
Saddle Rock Grist Mill
Parkwood Tennis Learning Center
Learn more about Great Neck
Venture beyond the Gold Coast mansions that inspired Fitzgerald's Gatsby to discover this North Shore peninsula's surprising depth. Middle Neck Road buzzes with upscale boutiques and restaurants where locals debate New York City politics over coffee. Kings Point Park offers peaceful woodland trails and waterfront views that feel impossibly tranquil so close to Manhattan. The Gold Coast Arts Center hosts exhibitions and performances that punch above their weight for a suburban venue. Saddle Rock Grist Mill provides a glimpse into colonial history, while the peninsula's nine distinct villages each maintain their own particular character. When the city beckons, the Long Island Rail Road delivers you to Manhattan in under 30 minutes – though many residents find little reason to leave.
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NEW YORKER BY LOTTE HOTELS
"Very helpful staff"
ROW NYC
"Quiet and comfortable stay; very conveniently located near broadway theater venues and Times Square; easy access to subway station."
Pod Times Square
"My stay at Pod Times Square was very easy and without issue. It was clean and quiet. My only issue was with the floor of the bathroom getting wet because of the length of the shower curtain. However the staff was happy to bring me fresh towels both days since I need to use a bunch to dry floor. I would easily stay again."
Pod 51
"Great experience! It was a great location, close to everything in Midtown. The building was older but well maintained. I would describe it as somewhere between a hostel and a hotel. I had a bunkroom with a shared bathroom. The room was surprisingly roomy for what it was. It's a basic setup, no fridge or microwave or anything, but there is a sink and air conditioning, which is all I care about. The room was clean and comfortable. I was concerned initially about sharing a bathroom, but honestly, it was cleaner than a lot of private bathrooms I've used in hotels. The cleaning staff was on top of things! It also has lights in the room to show that a bathroom is in use and there was never a problem getting a bathroom when I needed it. Some people have mentioned their room was noisy, but I was blessed because I had no problem with noise and our floor was full. My only wish was that they had a filtered water station in the lobby, but hey, you can't have everything. Would absolutely stay here again. The staff are very helpful and friendly."
Empire Hotel
"The location of this hotel is unbeatable! It's lively and I had a room overlooking Dante Park and Lincoln Center. The room was on the smaller side with no real closet, an ironing board laying against a wall in the room and the bathroom is in desperate need up a makeover- not because it's out dated but because it's run down. The bathroom vanity is delaminating, the bathroom door has visible signs of trapped moisture, and the shower drain cover was not in tacked. I asked for a feather pillow and was given a down alternative pillow, not a feather one. On the upside, the room was quiet (and my room was right off the elevators). I felt I was paying for the location and not the room or amenities because it was over priced based on the room itself."
Hotel Edison Times Square
"Staff was great! Room was clean."
Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel
"Staff at check-in and check-out were all very nice. During our stay, any questions we had were all graciously answered. Loved that there was a separate baggage check to keep our luggage safe when we had to check out, but a few extra hours before our flight back home. The uber shuttle pick up spot is conveniently right across the street from the hotel, and the hotel is perfectly located in a nice, central location to Times Square and Central Park, along with tons of excellent pizza spots. Very nice hotel with amazing views, would definitely stay here again!"
DoubleTree by Hilton New York Downtown
"It was ok"
OYO Times Square
"Room was clean but very tight space around the beds. Not alot of space to walk around. Staff was friendly. Vending machine took my money, had to go out front to vender and get drink. Hotel was clean, air conditioning worked great! Time square is right down street. Dunkin’ is right across the street, that was a plus! Went and got pumpkin spice latte every morning!"





