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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

Hampton Inn New York Times Square

5 out of 5

Posted less than an hour ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Perfect"

A verified traveler stayed at Hampton Inn New York Times Square

Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel

4 out of 5

Posted 1 hour ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The room was mostly clean but I did find several hairs on the bathroom counter. The room had the thinnest, smallest dresser drawers I have ever seen. A single sweatshirt couldn't fit in one drawer. Overall clean but older and very small. My biggest problem was the constant fees. Resort fees were almost $40 per day. This is not a resort, no one stays on the property because it's NYC. However, I received a $35 per day credit for the restaurants and coffee shop. I used it for dinner at the bar/restaurant that the coffee shop turns into at 5 pm every day. It was good. I used it the next day at the breakfast buffet. The buffet was $47 with tip and tax included. It was literally the worst breakfast buffet I have ever had. The pre-made Belgian waffle was like cardboard but tasted worse. I literally spit it out. The eggs and potatoes were cold. The best part was the Fruit Loops. I paid $47 for Fruit Loops. The biggest surprise was the $6 per item for them to hold your bags if you aren't leaving for the airport yet, or are arriving prior to the room being ready. I saw kids stuffing their skateboards into their luggage, or it would be $6. One family of 4 had to consolidate 8 items into 4 items. I have never paid for a hotel to hold my luggage, ever. The best thing I can say about the hotel is the location. It's north of Times Square, so the sidewalks aren't crazy, and it was within a couple of blocks from numerous diners and restaurants. 6 short blocks from Central Park. Safe area."

A verified traveler stayed at Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel