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Chelsea Hotel Guide

Take a trip to Chelsea, New York, and immerse yourself in the fascinating art scene of this neighborhood. First developed in the 1750s, the area was initially devoted to industry, and some of the original warehouses still remain. Developing as a residential space in the early 1800s, Chelsea became a haven for the gay community in the 1970s, and is now a truly cosmopolitan section of Manhattan. Staying at one of the hotels in Chelsea lets you explore this intriguing neighborhood.

Visiting Chelsea

Locals say the best way to get to Chelsea is to fly into Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR). Travel from EWR on the AirTrain, going via Newark Penn Station and toward the World Trade Center; the entire journey takes just over an hour. Cheap car rentals in Chelsea are plentiful, so if you're using Chelsea as your base, this a good option. Choose from a variety of Chelsea hotels and book in for your stay, unless you prefer one of the cheap hotels in New York City. Get an extraordinary overview of Chelsea from the High Line, an abandoned elevated railway line that has been turned into a public park. Stroll along the walkways, sit and enjoy views of the city, and take exits to ground level at Gansevoort Street or West 14th to 28th Streets. Take a taste tour at Chelsea Market, where a whole city block that contained a biscuit factory is now a giant food hall. Get your fill of dance, drama, and comedy at the Joyce Theater and the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater, where you'll see international and local artists perform. As well as offering cheap hotels near Chelsea, this neighborhood is regarded as the center of the art world of NYC.

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Recent Chelsea hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Doubletree by Hilton New York Times Square South

5 out of 5

Posted 3 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Great location, property, and staff."

A verified traveler stayed at Doubletree by Hilton New York Times Square South

NEW YORKER BY LOTTE HOTELS

4 out of 5

Posted 5 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Location is perfect for events at or near Madison Square Gardens. The staff varied drastically in friendliness and helpfullness. The hotel while still has it's vintage character needs repairs. The plumbing was a challenge. Getting the shower to not be one extreme or the other for temperature was extremely difficult and when you thought you got it right it would blast random extremely hot water for a couple seconds. The beds were very comfortable. There was plenty of room for two people with two full-size beds, dressers, desk, TV, etc. The biggest complaint I have about the room is there is no refrigerator or in room coffee. The "free breakfast" consists of the smallest cup of juice, hot coffee or hot tea, and a bagel, croissant, toast, muffin or pastry. The bagel was good. The croissant was OK. The muffin was not good. The blueberry Danish pastry was delicious! I wish someone had told me we could get our breakfast from the coffee spot in the lobby to take to our room before our last day. They tell you to redeem the coupons in the Tick Tock diner to try to entice you into ordering more from the menu for additional cost. Dinner in the diner was hit or miss. Steak was definitely not worth the price. It was average at best with salty broccoli and mashed potatoes that just were not good. The chicken parm boat was HUGE and it was quite tasty. All in all I'd go back just for the location alone if attending MSG event again. Go to Avenida across the street for the best tacos & burrito"

A verified traveler stayed at NEW YORKER BY LOTTE HOTELS

ROW NYC

4 out of 5

Posted 5 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Hotel was beautiful and close to times square and Broadway. There are great restaurants on the street right outside and great views. While everything was clean and well maintained, the one small thing that was a little inconvenient was the height of the mirror in the bathroom. It was too high for me to see much besides my forehead. There was a great full length mirror in the room itself to make up for that though but they lighting in the bathroom was better suited for makeup if I could see😅 It would also be nice if they could disclose the $40 a night destination fee more clearly on the listing. Great experience overall, and will consider staying there again."

A verified traveler stayed at ROW NYC

New York Marriott Marquis

5 out of 5

Posted 7 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"This hotel has a great location. It is right in Times Square. We had a Times Square view room which was amazing, we could see it every morning and evening, which was fu to people watch. There is. $40 charge for hotel amenities each day, but you can use it as a credit for food. One day we used for dessert to go, which was nice. Also we went on the boat ride down the Hudson to see the Statue of Liberty, which was one of the choices of activities. That was very enjoyable, and an added bonus of staying at the hotel! We also saw Hamilton and the theater for that is right next to the hotel, which was very convenient! Overall I was pleased with the hotel and loved its central location and the.views from our room!"

A verified traveler stayed at New York Marriott Marquis