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Park Sleep and Cruise from Manhattan Cruise Terminal

Are you currently planning to catch a cruise departing from the Manhattan Cruise Terminal at 711 12th Avenue, New York City, NY? If so, you might be worried about the cost of Manhattan Cruise Parking or where to find a reasonably priced Manhattan Cruise hotels to stay in prior to your trip. Of course, you want to be able to find somewhere near the port, but you don’t want to spend a fortune to do so. Trinity Reservations can help by providing you with booking options for hotels near the Manhattan Cruise Port that include shuttle services to your ship, so you don’t need to spend more money than you have to on a rental car or taxi.

Park, Sleep & Cruise – Manhattan Cruise Port

The Manhattan Cruise Port is one of the largest ports in the World, and it services thousands of cruise travelers every year. Norwegian Cruise Line's the Norwegian Breakaway, and Carnival Cruise Lines' newest ship sailing from NY, the Carnival Vista to name just a few, all call this port home. That means that many people spend ridiculous amounts of money staying in hotels near the Manhattan Cruise Port when they don’t really have to. Trinity Reservations is here to provide people with excellent Manhattan Stay and Cruise packages that will save them both time and money.

Manhattan Cruise Hotels

Trinity Reservations is a business that is built on a simple premise: we make sure our customers have nothing to worry about before their big cruise. We can help set up affordable Manhattan Stay and Cruise options, and make it easy on those who need Manhattan Cruise Parking. We maintain relationships with many hotels in the area, and work with them to secure the very best rates for our customers. We also make sure that the hotel provides round trip Manhattan Cruise Port Shuttle. This lets you rest easy knowing that you don’t need to make a mad dash to the Manhattan Cruise Port to get on the ship the day it departs.

Here you will find some of our most popular Manhattan Stay and Cruise hotels that we work with. You can also call 845-790-3309 today to find out about more Park, Sleep and Cruise options or fill out our online book form to make a reservation.

Fairfield Inn & Suites

1707 69th St, North Bergen, NJ 07047

Ramada Plaza Hotel Newark Intl Airport/EWR

160A Frontage Road (Exit off of 1-9), Newark, NJ 07114 US

Guest rooms feature free high speed wireless Internet, 27 inch satellite TV with HBO and cable channels, coffee maker, alarm clock, hairdryer, iron/ironing board and more. The hotel has a fully equipped on-site gym. The hotel also has a spacious ballroom where you could conduct a conference or special event.

The 24 hour cafe located on-site is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The cafe serves coffee, soups, salads, sandwiches, pizza and pastries. Teddy’s Sports Bar, which is also located on-site, offers a full menu and has large HDTVs. If you like to eat out you will find many restaurants close to this Newark hotel. You can enjoy Spanish cuisine at Casa Vasca, try fine spirits and Portuguese specialties on the patio of Iberia Restaurant or sample a new take on the classic burger at Hamburgao.

This Newark airport hotel is close to many local attractions such as Prudential Center, New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Giants Stadium and the Cape Liberty Cruise Port in Bayonne NJ. New York City attractions such as Times Square, Statue of Liberty and Empire State Building are also a short drive away.

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15 Convenient Hotels Near Manhattan Cruise Terminal

Going on a cruise out of New York?  If you’re sailing from the Manhattan cruise terminal you may have noticed there are plenty of hotels in the big city.

But finding a hotel that has a few shuttle perks, parking, and affordable rates can be another story.

With so much activity bustling through the heart of Manhattan, finding the right hotel to stay in before or after your cruise can feel overwhelming. How do you make the right decision that lets you relax before your cruise leaves, but also saves on money and various vacation logistics?

To help you out, we’ve compiled for you below several hotels within walking distance of the Manhattan Cruise Terminal. Added to the list, as well, are a few hotels near the Newark International Airport that offer parking and/or cruise shuttle transportation, should either features be something that you need.

Be aware that the prices we list are estimates, and the only way to know your exact cost will be to contact the hotel yourself.

Hotels Within Walking Distance of the Manhattan Cruise Terminal

In a big city like Manhattan, where public transportation and walking are the norm for getting around, you aren’t going to find any hotels near the cruise port that offer any sort of parking or shuttle services.

Therefore, we’ve instead listed nine hotels that are less than a mile from the Manhattan Cruise Terminal, making getting to the port for your cruise just as easy as taking a walk from your hotel.

Yotel New York

570 10 th Ave (West 42 nd Street), New York City 10036

While the small, modern rooms in Yotel might make you feel like you’re already in your cruise cabin, you really can’t beat how close this hotel is to the cruise terminal.

You’ll also get a bit more than you bargained for at this one-of-a-kind hotel. A robotic luggage concierge (YOBOT), memory foam mattress, adjustable SmartBed, and more. Become a member and you’ll get a discount on your booking

• 6 miles from cruise terminal
• Average starting rate: $150 per night

Travel Inn Hotel

515 W 42 nd Street, New York City 10036 | 212-695-7171

Travel Inn Hotel is family friendly and offers many helpful amenities including storing your luggage, and a concierge, and a 24-hour front desk, all ready and waiting to help you with all of your lodging needs.

If you plan to do some sightseeing while visiting the Big Apple, this hotel is easily within walking distance of several attractions, including the Intrepid Air and Space Museum, a must for anyone. Then on cruise day, just take a short walk to your terminal.

• Average starting rate: $198 per night

414 West 46 th Street, New York City 10036 | 212-399-0006

Unique and different hotels has become a hallmark of New York City. After all, why have the same cookie cutter hotel as everyone else, when you can offer something your guests may have never experienced before?

The 414 Hotel is a boutique hotel in Midtown Manhattan, just around the corner from many NYC attractions. You’ll be able to easily block out the sounds of the city, if you wish, in your home-away-from-home suite. You’ll even get your own bottle of sparkling wine upon arriving at the hotel. Feel just like the royalty do wherever they go.

The best part about this hotel is that it’s just half a mile from the cruise terminal, so getting there for your cruise should be super easy.

• Average starting rate: $238 per night

Amsterdam Court Hotel

226 West 50 th Street, New York City 10019 | 646-762-1370

Is Times Square on your bucket list of NYC locations to visit before your cruise? Then book your stay at the Amsterdam Court Hotel , which is right in the heart of Times Square.

Now through December, they are offering a 25% discount on all rooms booked directly through their website. If you want to book a few extra nights, you’ll get an even steeper discount (up to 35% off). This could be the only time you get a chance to visit NYC and explore, so why not take the opportunity to do that before your cruise leaves?

Like other hotels on this list, the cruise terminal is just a short walk away, making travel on cruise day easy and stress-free.

• 7 miles from cruise terminal
• Average starting rate: $211.65 (after 25% discount) per night

Mayfair Hotel

242 W 49 th Street, New York City 10019 | 212-586-0300

If your cruise is a romantic getaway with your significant other, you should stay at a hotel that offers an intimate touch to get the two of you in the mood. With rooms available at extremely reasonable rates, the room at Mayfair Hotel are charming and small, making it a perfect way to get your romance going just right.

Go out for a walk to visit any shops, theaters, or cafes to make your stay even more magical, then just go down the road on cruise day to get your Caribbean vacation underway.

• Average starting rate: $185 per night

Hilton Garden Inn Times Square

790 8 th Ave, New York City 10019 | 212-581-7000

The Hilton Garden Inn Times Square is just down the road from the cruise terminal. Quite literally a straight shot. On cruise day, just step out on to 50 th street, and keep going till you reach the pier.

Before leaving on your cruise, you should also enjoy your proximity to places like Carnegie Hall, Central park, and more. Take the opportunity to see as much of NYC while you can before you leave.

• Average starting rate: $329 per night

6 Columbus Hotel

308 W 58 th Street, 6 Columbus, New York city 10019 | 646-845-9510

If you fancy spending some quality time shopping and dining in Columbus circle, or perhaps visiting the Time Warner center, you should definitely stay at this artsy hotel, the 6 Columbus Hotel .

Inside, the hotel displays artwork by French painter Guy Boudin, and the décor was designed by world famous Steven Scarloff. Art enthusiasts will love staying at this hotel, just for the artwork and décor found within.

And since the hotel is just under a mile from the cruise terminal, getting to your ship is just a 20-minute walk away.

• 9 miles from cruise terminal
• Average starting rate: $211 per night

The Pearl Hotel

233 West 49 th Street, New York City 10019 | 212-245-4000

The Pearl Hotel is another great option for those couples on honeymoons, anniversary trips, or any romantic getaway. The rooms are designed and decorated for lovers and are extremely romantic. You’ll also be within walking distance of the Love Sculpture, Manhattan Skyline, and various other romantic spots that you’ll only find in the middle of downtown New York City.

Stay here to get your romantic trip off right, then just take a short walk to your cruise pier to continue your fun on the Caribbean.

• Average starting rate: $243 per night

Econo Lodge Times Square

302 West 47 th Street, New York City 10036 | 520-257-4598

Traveling can get expensive, we know. While we have suggested many hotels near the cruise terminal that are a bit higher when it comes to price, that doesn’t mean that lower priced hotels aren’t great either.

Consider the Econo Lodge Times Square, located at West 47 th Street, right in the heart of downtown Manhattan. The cruise terminal is only a 20 minute walk away, and you are also within walking distance of the Intrepid Air and Space Museum, Radio City Music Theater, Central Park, and so much more.

Best part is, depending on when you’re traveling, it won’t kill your travel budget.

• Average starting rate: $134 per night

Hotels in NJ with Parking and Transportation to Manhattan Cruise Terminal

For those of you who chose to drive to the city for your cruise, you are going to need a place to park your car for the duration of your cruise.

If you also need a hotel, you can either book one of the hotels above and park at one of the various parking locations around the city. Or, you can look through the six New Jersey hotels that provide specific perks for travelers cruising out of Manhattan.

In addition to the cruise packages these hotels offer, they also cater very well to folks flying into the Newark International Airport. If that’s how you plan on arriving into New York, chances are you’re going to want to get to your hotel as quick as possible after landing. Booking your stay at a hotel near the airport can give you that and more.

Fairfield Inn & Suites North Bergen

1707 69 St, North Bergen, NJ 07047 | 201-272-6600

The Fairfield Inn & Suites North Bergen is one we highly recommend should you need just about every perk possible as a cruise passenger.

Be sure to book their Manhattan Cruise Terminal Package, and you will get breakfast, internet, free self-parking up to 10 nights for free, and free 2-way transfer to the Manhattan Cruise Terminal. This package also works for the Cape Liberty Cruise Port, should you decide to cruise from there instead.

The hotel instructions regarding the cruise transportation is to give them a call after you’ve made your reservation so they can schedule when they’ll be dropping you off and picking you up.

• 8 miles from cruise terminal
• Package rate: $249
• Parking: Free up to 10 days
• Shuttle: Free round-trip shuttle to cruise terminal

Hampton Inn Ridgefield Park

100 Rte 46 East, Ridgefield Park, NJ 07660 | 20-641-2900

Good for the Manhattan Cruise Terminal and Cape Liberty, at the Hampton Inn Ridgefield Park you can get free parking for the entire duration of your cruise (no matter how long it is), and free transportation on cruise day.

• 1 miles from cruise terminal
• Package rate: $253
• Parking: Free for entire cruise duration (only one car)

Hilton Garden Inn Ridgefield Park

70 Challenger Rd, Ridgefield Park, NJ 07660 | 201-641-2049

Just like the Fairfield Inn, the cruise package for the Hilton Garden Inn Ridgefield Park hotel works for either Manhattan or Cape Liberty. You get complimentary round-trip shuttle service to the port of your choice, as well as parking for up to 14 days.

If you’re not able to book the cruise package on their website, give them a call at 201-641-2049 to book.

• Package rate: $239
• Parking: Free up to 14 days

Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Newark International Airport

160A Frontage Road, Newark, NJ 07114 | 973-589-1000

Ramada’s are lovely hotels to stay in, no matter where you are, and the Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Newark International Airport is no different. They offer two “Park Before Your Fly” packages, one with 7 days of free parking, the other with 14.

While they don’t advertise that they provide a shuttle to the cruise terminal, we’re certain that they do. We recommend calling ahead of time to confirm, and also checking with the front desk when you arrive at the hotel.

• 15 miles from cruise terminal
• Package rates: $149 and $179 per night
• Parking: Free for 7 or 14 days

Courtyard by Marriott Newark Liberty International Airport

600 US 1 & 9, Newark, NJ 07114 | 973-643-8500

Even with the distance from the cruise terminal, the Courtyard by Marriott Newark Liberty International Airport is a great hotel to stay in for a day or two before your ship leaves out.

Book their cruise package for free parking up to 14 days, as well as a few other amenities like wifi and breakfast. They don’t offer a shuttle to any of the nearby cruise terminals, including Manhattan, but they do provide transportation to and from the Newark airport, if you need it.

• 5 miles from cruise terminal
• Package rate: $204 per night
• Parking: Free for up to 14 days
• Shuttle: No cruise shuttle available

Springhill Suites Newark Liberty International Airport

652 US Highway 1 and 9 South, Newark, NJ 07114 | 973-624-5300

Springhill Suites near the Newark Airport offers many features in their Park and Cruise package. Free parking for 7 days, hot breakfast buffet, and free wifi. Unfortunately, they do not provide transportation to the Manhattan Cruise Terminal, so you will need to secure alternate means of getting there.

• Package rate: $154 per night
• Parking: Free for 7 days

Travel Tips for New York City

If you’ve never visited the Big Apple before, here are a few trips for traveling to the city that should help make your trip as hitch-free as possible. Take these into consideration as you’re planning your trip.

Arrive at least a day ahead of schedule. New York City is busy, and it’s hectic. If you only allow yourself a buffer of a few hours before your ship leaves, there’s a really good chance that you are going to miss your cruise. But, arriving a day before gives you a buffer for traffic delays and allows you time to explore the city a little bit.

Don’t drive in the city. Unless you really have to, driving in the city is not recommended, especially if you’ve never been to NYC before. Take advantage of the many forms of public transportation available, or invest in good walking shoes and walk around the city. Driving will only leave you more frustrated and stressed, which is not want you want just before your cruise vacation.

Uber is cheaper than taxicabs. Although flagging down a taxi from the side of the street in Manhattan is an iconic image, it is also an expensive one. If you need a ride around the city, your best option will be to get a ride from an Uber or Lyft driver.

New York City has a lot going for it when it comes to visiting for your cruise. It’s filled with fun, history, and a nightlife that never ends. They say that NYC is the city that never sleeps, and it is very true.

The list of ideal hotels to stay in before leaving on your cruise out of the Manhattan Cruise Terminal should ease some of the decision making for your trip. Decide what you want in a hotel as far as amenities and price is concerned, and go from there.

Remember, if you are looking for something that will allow you to park on hotel property during your cruise, or you need something that provides a shuttle to the pier, you won’t find it in the heart of Manhattan. The closest hotels that offer those types of services are in New Jersey, and we’ve listed some of the best.

The best feature that the Manhattan hotels have to offer is their proximity to the terminal. Some as little as half a mile, which makes getting to the port on cruise day a breeze.

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Brooklyn Cruise Terminal Hotels near Pier 12 (with Shuttle)

Brooklyn, New York

Brooklyn is situated on the western end of Long Island, across the East River from Manhattan. Nearest hotels from the cruise terminal are only a short cab/free shuttle away in Brooklyn’s Red Hook and downtown area. Downtown New York City, Manhattan hotels are less than 30 minutes away.

When flying into one of New York’s airports, many reasonable priced hotels and affordable motels are located within close distance of all airports. Free shuttles are provided by many hotels.

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A large number of hotels are located within short distance of the terminal, either within walking distance or a short Uber/Lyft or taxi ride away. You can also opt to stay in lower Manhattan as there’s a ferry from Pier 11 that runs from lower Manhattan to the pier adjacent to the Brooklyn cruise terminal. Hotels near Pier 11 include the Holiday Inn Express Wall Street and Eurostars Wall Street .

When visiting New York City before or after your cruise, midtown and downtown Manhattan hotels are less than 30 minutes away. Another option, particularly for a weekend departure, is to stay downtown in Manhattan (in the financial district). Prices tend to be good on weekend nights because business travel drops off. Plenty of establisments can be found also close to all NYC airports. Many offer a free airport shuttle.

Hotels with Free Cruise Shuttle?

As far as we are aware there are no hotels that offer a free shuttle. The Lodge Red Hook is the closest hotel, 14 minutes walk from the Brooklyn cruise terminal ( No shuttle needed ).

1. The Lodge Red Hook ★★★ (Closest Hotel)

Distance from Cruise Port : 14 minutes walk (0.7 mile) / 3 minutes by taxi or Uber Nearest Property – Walking Distance

2. La Quinta by Wyndham Brooklyn Downtown ★★★

Distance from Cruise Port : 2.1 miles (10 minutes) No shuttle but Short taxi or Uber/Lyft ride away

3. Hampton Inn Brooklyn Downtown ★★★

Distance from Cruise Port : 2.8 miles (15 minutes) One of Best Hotels

4. Holiday Inn Express – Wall Street, an IHG Hotel ★★

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Central Brooklyn hotel located on Seabring Street close to Pier 12 cruise terminal building. Closest property from port.

Very popular hotel located in Brooklyn, less than 30 minutes’ metro ride from Manhattan.

Four star downtown Brooklyn NY hotel, very close to Hoyt Street Subway Station and the MetroTech Center.

Brooklyn NY Cruise Ship Terminal – Red Hook area

The Brooklyn cruise ship terminal is located at Pier 12 in the Red Hook area of Brooklyn NY, just across from Governor’s Island in the Atlantic Basin on Buttermilk Channel. Opened in 2006, it serves as an embarkation or disembarkation point for cruise passengers sailing with Cunard, Princess Cruises and other vessels from the Carnival Corporation.

Cunard’s flagship “ Queen Mary 2 ” offers transatlantic cruises that either start or end in Brooklyn and Southampton UK . QM2, christened in 2004 by Queen Elizabeth II, is the longest, widest and tallest transatlantic passenger liner ever built in history. Princess ‘ ships sails from the port to New England, Canada and the Caribbean.

Cruises from the greater New York metropolitan area depart either from the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, Manhattan Passenger Terminal or from the Cape Liberty cruise port in Bayonne New Jersey . When cruising from Bayonne, your best options for lodging near the Cape Liberty cruise terminal is at Newark airport and in Jersey City.

Shops and restaurants — numerous restaurants and shops can be found in Smith Street, in the Boreum Hill/Cobble Hill/Carroll Gardens neighborhood. Also Red Hook’s Van Brunt Street is just a short walk from the cruise terminal and has a number of different restaurants to choose from.

By Public Transit to the Terminal

The Red Hook neighborhood is not well served by public transportation. Travelling by metro, bus and all other options to travel to the cruise terminal require changing to a bus and walking 4+ blocks. We would suggest not to use public transit to get to the cruise terminal.

The best option is to take a cab, charter bus or limo/sedan.

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Brooklyn Cruise Port Terminal

Address: 210 Clinton Wharf, Brooklyn, NY 11231, United States

Main Office Address: Pier 12, Building 112, Brooklyn, NY 11231

Terminal Operator Ports America Inc. 212.641.4440

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see also : Boston Cruise Port Hotel , Baltimore Inner Harbor , Montreal QC Canada and Quebec City Terminal de croisieres .

Car Parking near Port of Brooklyn Cruise Terminal

Parking — plenty of secured on site car parking, both short term and long term, is available at the Brooklyn Cruise passenger terminal. You don’t have to make reservations in advance. Handicapped spaces are available.

Parking rates : $45.00/per night (effective April 01, 2023)

You can enter the Terminal from the north at the intersection of 55th Street and 12th Avenue (State Route 9A).

If you coming from Manhattan and Points North

Take the Battery Tunnel (I-478-E) into Brooklyn. Than continue onto the westbound Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (I-278-W) and immediately take the first exit on the right: Exit 26- Hamilton Avenue onto the service road. Stay to the left and make a left-U-turn at the intersection of Hamilton Avenue with Clinton Street/9th Street, then continue west along the westbound Hamilton Avenue service road. Continue on the service road to its end at Van Brunt Street. Turn left at Van Brunt Street, travel 2 blocks and then turn right onto Bowne Street to enter the terminal.

Coming from Long Island and Points East

Take the LIE west to the westbound Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (I-278-W, just after Exit 18 Maurice Avenue) and take Exit 26 – Hamilton Avenue onto the service road. Stay to the left and make a left-U-turn at the intersection of Hamilton Avenue with Clinton Street/9th Street, then continue west along the westbound Hamilton Avenue service road. Continue on the service road to its end at Van Brunt Street. Turn left at Van Brunt Street, travel 2 blocks and then turn right onto Bowne Street to enter the terminal. Coming from New Jersey and Points South and West

Take the NJ Turnpike south to Exit 13. Cross the Goethals Bridge to I-278, Staten Island Expressway and cross Verrazano Bridge into Brooklyn. Continue north on Gowanus / BQE and exit at Exit 26 (Hamilton Avenue). After the exit, go down the ramp to Van Brunt Street to its end, make a left turn on Van Brunt and travel 2 blocks and turn right onto Bowne Street to enter terminal.

Additional Parking Located via iPark: 518 West 43rd Street & 10th Avenue NYC, 212.736.7171 640 West 57th Street NYC, Enterprise 57 Parking LLC, 212.265.2709

NYC Airports — the closest airport from Pier 12 is LaGuardia Airport, less than 30 minutes away.

Both JFK and Newark Liberty International airports are within easy reach. Newark Liberty Airport (EWR) is a bit further away and it will be the most expensive option because of tolls. Shuttle transport services are offered by cruise lines to/from the airport. Cabs are readily available from each airport.

Estimated Yellow Taxicab fare rates , where tolls and tips are not included. Rates are subject to change without notice.

John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) to Brooklyn Cruise Terminal: approximately $45 – $60

La Guardia Airport (LGA) to Brooklyn Cruise Terminal: approximately $28 – $38

Newark International Airport (ERW) to Brooklyn Cruise Terminal: approximately $80 – $100

Located across the East River from Manhattan

Brooklyn is the most populous of New York City’s five boroughs. From the borough you have a splendid view of the Statue of Liberty in the New York Harbor and the Manhattan Skyline.

We offer you a variety of hotels, motels and apartments near the Port of Brooklyn, so you will always find the best solution for your cruise vacation.

New York is unlike any other city in the world. From the quiet in Central Park to the bustle of Times Square, the Big Apple is full of iconic architectural landmarks, amazing views, museums and cultural venues.

Brooklyn is connected with Manhattan by 3 bridges: Williamsburg, Manhattan and the world famous Brooklyn Bridge.

In Brooklyn visit the Brooklyn Museum, one of the largest art museums in the United States. Nearby Brooklyn Bridge Park offers really fantastic views of the Manhattan skyline.

Far beyond the bridge are the upper floors of the Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building. A must see is the Green Wood Cemetery. Tour guides will provide stories of the famous people buried here.

Historic Heights Promenade is a wonderful spot to stroll, sit and watch people and boats going along the water. In the distance is the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, the first stop in the past of so many immigrants. A fun thing to do is to walk the Brooklyn Bridge at night and see the lights of Manhattan.

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Looking for a hotel that offers a shuttle and parking for a cruise mid September. We would need it for a one night stay and looking for safe and clean, we don’t need fancy. The one I had heard of is sold out.

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5 minutes ago, Mr and Mrs C said: Looking for a hotel that offers a shuttle and parking for a cruise mid September. We would need it for a one night stay and looking for safe and clean, we don’t need fancy. The one I had heard of is sold out.

None that I know of that offer a shuttle to the Manhattan Cruise Terminal. Certainly none in Manhattan proper but I don't believe any in New Jersey either. There are hotels that offer a park and cruise package in NJ but not a shuttle. 

The only possibilities will be in New Jersey.

At one time two hotels in Ridgefield Park, the Hilton Garden Inn and the Hampton Inn offered packages that included transportation to the Manhattan Cruise Terminal . Check them out to see if they still do.

Also Trinityreservations.com has usually offered some hotels that have packages including transportation to Manhattan Cruise Terminal.  Check their website. 

53 minutes ago, njhorseman said: The only possibilities will be in New Jersey. At one time two hotels in Ridgefield Park, the Hilton Garden Inn and the Hampton Inn offered packages that included transportation to the Manhattan Cruise Terminal . Check them out to see if they still do.   Also Trinityreservations.com has usually offered some hotels that have packages including transportation to Manhattan Cruise Terminal.  Check their website. 

Thanks for your info! I called the Hampton inn and it is $309 plus taxes for one night and up to 10 nights parking as well as the shuttle to and from the port. Thanks again! 

Hi. I myself am looking for one- I have found two- Both pretty pricey- 

Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott North Bergen- The offer a sleep, park, cruise package- includes a shuttle. For our Oct 2023 date is was $500 for the night. 

There also is Hampton in the Ridgefield, NJ that offers the same kind of package,  a little cheaper that the Fairfield at about $400. These are the only two I can find so far. 

More than we want to spend as we are only about a 2 hour drive from Manhattan in PA. Right now planning to just park at the cruise terminal. Hope this helps.  

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2 hours ago, Dmelia1 said: Hi. I myself am looking for one- I have found two- Both pretty pricey-   

I knew there was (or used to be) a hotel/cruise package in North Bergen but could not recall which hotel, thanks. At the prices quoted and your close proximity to the port, I would not use the package either. If you are looking for less expensive parking option NY Waterways has a parking garage & ferry terminal in Weehawken, NJ. Add the expense of the ferry & transportation from the NY ferry dock to/from MCT.

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On 3/11/2023 at 2:02 PM, Dmelia1 said:   More than we want to spend as we are only about a 2 hour drive from Manhattan in PA. Right now planning to just park at the cruise terminal. Hope this helps.  

Parking at  the Manhattan cruise terminal is 45 per night, so if it's a 7 day cruise, that's 315.  Plus you can add in the Lincoln Tunnel toll at 13.75.  So if you can get the Stay, park and shuttle for around 350 at the hampton Inn, it's worth it for the extra 20 bucks.

1 hour ago, CruizinSusan70 said: Parking at  the Manhattan cruise terminal is 45 per night, so if it's a 7 day cruise, that's 315.  Plus you can add in the Lincoln Tunnel toll at 13.75.  So if you can get the Stay, park and shuttle for around 350 at the hampton Inn, it's worth it for the extra 20 bucks.

Please see ny response to your post on the other thread. To summarize it, you're ignoring the additional time that using a shuttle NJ back to a NJ hotel will take, and if money is the biggest consideration it would be much cheaper to park at Port Imperial in Weehawken and take the ferry to Manhattan. 

13 minutes ago, njhorseman said: Please see ny response to your post on the other thread. To summarize it, you're ignoring the additional time that using a shuttle NJ back to a NJ hotel will take, and if money is the biggest consideration it would be much cheaper to park at Port Imperial in Weehawken and take the ferry to Manhattan.   

I can’t agree more, why would one park at a hotel they don’t need to stay at just to pay a bit more and have to travel back to the hotel before getting on the road to go home? Heck we drive the 25 minutes to the port from NJ and pay to park, we could save money parking at the ferry, but would rather spend more to be able to walk to our vehicle from the ship with no waiting involved.

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Aman New York's new experience offers guests stunning views and chef-curated snacks along the Hudson River.

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Beloved hotel brand Aman sits at the pinnacle of luxury and hospitality, so it’s no surprise its New York outpost’s latest offering gives members and guests unsurpassed access to the city’s iconic skyline.

Aman New York recently introduced " Adventures on the Water ," a multi-hour cruise that allows visitors to experience the city from breathtaking vantage points along the Hudson River. Travel + Leisure boarded a sleek $2.95 million Daychaser yacht from the Barton & Gray Mariners Club fleet for one of its inaugural voyages in collaboration with Aman. 

And, in true Aman fashion, every detail of the experience has been refined to luxurious perfection.

Aman’s masterful food and beverage team designs a menu for each voyage. After taking off from Chelsea Piers, we sipped on negronis, vespers, and margaritas served with care from the pilothouse bar. Bites were expertly tailored for our midsummer excursion — think ceviche tartlets, beef tartare, and a mouthwatering scallion dip that puts other chip accouterments to shame. 

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After the craft soared past the George Washington Bridge, the riverside was lined with lush green forests that seemed worlds away from the bustle of Manhattan. Then we looped back to head downtown, and I moved to the bow’s cushy crescent sofa, where I feasted on heaps of caviar served atop the chef’s take on ice cream.

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Cruising along the southern tip of Manhattan, we were treated to stunning views of the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges, Governors Island, and the outer borough’s waterside parks. However, the Statue of Liberty was the star of the show.

Up close and personal with Lady Liberty — and with no buildings blocking the expansive sky — it was undoubtedly the most beautiful sunset I've seen in my nearly 10 years of living in New York City. She stood proud against a blazing sky of pink, yellow, and orange as the sun retreated under the horizon by her side.

As we made our way back to the pier, the skyscrapers of downtown Manhattan looked bubblegum pink and daisy yellow in the sky's reflection. The moon had also taken its cue, shining spectacularly just to the side of One World Trade Center. 

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Planning to drive to the port for you cruise? If so, then you’ll have to decide where you will park your car for the trip. Every cruise port has parking that’s operated by the port itself. In addition, many ports have nearby independent parking that’s usually cheaper, but not as convenient.

No matter where you decide to park, however, it’s going to cost you. It’s common for major ports to charge around $20-$25 per day. For a week-long cruise that means you’re hundreds just to park your car — before you have even stepped foot on the ship.

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In an effort to cater to cruise passengers coming into town, many hotels in port cities offer a valuable perk to their guests — free (or discounted) cruise parking. These park and cruise packages can save you a ton of money.

Here’s how these “Park & Cruise” hotels work: Just stay a night before your cruise and the hotel will let you park for free or for a discount. Sometimes they also offer transportation to and from the port. If the hotel has a parking package (instead of just allowing you to leave your car), you’ll want to book that rate. It’s best to give the hotel a call just to confirm everything as they do change their policies from time to time.

To help you out, we’ve rounded up the listings of hotels with cruise parking for every major port below. Simply click the link to be taken to that specific city.

While you would never confuse cruising from Baltimore with sailing from Miami, the city does have some popular routes perfect for those living in the mid-Atlantic. As well, the city offers several park and cruise hotels perfect for those coming into town before their cruise. See Baltimore’s Park & Cruise hotels here .

Cape Liberty

The port in New Jersey continues to grow, and with that, the options for cruise passengers. Currently many hotels near the cruise port offer park and cruise deals. See Cape Liberty’s Park & Cruise hotels here .

Charleston is a tourist mecca, and its cruise industry is growing fast. With a ton of hotels in town for tourists, there is plenty of competition for your dollars. That makes the port a prime spot to find good deals on parking for your cruise.  See Charleston’s Park & Cruise hotels here .

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South Florida is the world’s epicenter of cruising. It attracts literally millions of passengers each year and is busier than any other region on earth with it comes to the number of passengers. The good news is that there are plenty of hotels in the area that love to cater to passengers with free or discounted parking.  See Fort Lauderdale’s Park & Cruise hotels here .

Less than two decades ago there were no cruises from Galveston. Today it’s the busiest port outside of Florida. If you’re headed to the island to sail away, inquire at one of the more than 20 hotels offering cruise parking packages. Many also have transportation to the port.  See Galveston’s Park & Cruise hotels here .

Los Angeles/Long Beach

Between them, Los Angeles and Long Beach offer plenty of sailings. And they also offer plenty of options for cruise parking packages. You can take your pick to find the deal that offers you the best value to park your car and avoid paying at the port.  See Los Angeles’ Park & Cruise hotels here .

Miami is the undisputed busiest cruise port in the United States. The bad news is that it’s one of the most expensive cities to park. The good news is that a number of hotels in the region will offer you to park your car if you stay with them for a single night.  See Miami’s Park & Cruise hotels here .

Mobile is one of the youngest ports in the nation when it comes to cruising, and hotels are eager to cater to the fledgling cruise industry. All over the region you’ll find affordable places to stay that will up cruise parking as a perk.  See Mobile’s Park & Cruise hotels here .

New Orleans

Who wouldn’t want to stay an extra night or two in New Orleans before their cruise? If you need a hotel, select one that has a parking package. That way you don’t have to pay the expensive fees to park at the port. See New Orleans’ Park & Cruise hotels here .

Port Canaveral

With Port Canaveral’s location about 45 minutes from Orlando, many people choose to drive to the port to take their cruise. Meanwhile, cruise parking at the port costs a minimum of $18 per day, making it worthwhile to look for a parking package. See Port Canaveral’s Park & Cruise hotels here .

As one of the most beautiful cities in America, San Diego is a destination in of itself — even without taking a cruise from there. It makes sense that many people would want to extend their trip and stay a day or two in town before their cruise. If that’s what you plan to do, try one of the hotels with cruise parking to save some cash.  See San Diego’s Park & Cruise hotels here .

If you are going on an Alaskan cruise, then Seattle is your port. It’s an expensive place to park your car during your trip, so if you plan on getting a hotel then you should definitely book one with cruise parking. Luckily, you have a number of options.  See Seattle’s Park & Cruise hotels here .

Tampa is the lone cruise port on Florida’s west coast, but is the perfect jumping off point for trips to the Caribbean. As well, it offers a number of cruises and cruise lines, without the business of cruising from more popular ports like Miami. There are also a number of cruise hotels with parking for you to choose from.  See Tampa’s Park & Cruise hotels here .

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Really? Every major port? Howzabout NY, NY?

Due to the nature of the New York market, we weren’t able to find many park and cruise hotels in the area.

I was looking for New York as well. There are other park and cruise companies but choices are slim and very expensive.

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2024 Paris Olympics Closing Ceremony: What you need to know

By nbc new york staff and the associated press • published august 9, 2024 • updated on august 11, 2024 at 8:31 am.

Every four years the world cheers and watches in awe as athletes display unbelievable physical feats of resilience, skills and strength -- the 2024 Paris Olympics has been no different gifting spectators with unforgettable moments!

However, as the 2024 Olympics inch towards their end, the final hurrah is set for Sunday -- when the Closing Ceremony is scheduled to take place.

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Ledecky won four swimming medals in Paris  to become the most decorated American female athlete in Olympic history.

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The grand event will feature traditional highlights, including the athletes' parade and the handover of the Olympic flag to the organizers of the 2028 Los Angeles Games. There will be a medal presentation ceremony — for the women’s marathon from earlier in the day.

The event features the same artistic director as the Opening Ceremony— Thomas Jolly.

Organizers said  in a recent statement  that it will include “over a hundred performers, acrobats, dancers and circus artists.”

There will be musical performances and “the participation of world-renowned singers will complete the picture. ... Part of the show will take place in the air, while the giant sets, costumes and spectacular lighting effects will take spectators on a journey through time, both past and future.”

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This week,  French media reported  that Cruise, who is currently in Europe filming “Mission: Impossible 8” and has been spotted in the stands at several Paris Olympic events, including artistic gymnastics, swimming and track & field, will perform a stunt at the  Closing Ceremony,  which is set to take place at the Stade de France. Part of his performance will include pre-taped scenes.

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The  Closing Ceremony is scheduled to begin at 3 p.m. EDT  on Sunday and last until about 5:15 p.m. EDT.

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Although the 2024 Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony will take place at  Stade de France , where this year's  rugby  and  track and field  events have been held.

How can I watch the 2024 Paris Olympics Closing Ceremony?

The Closing Ceremony will air live on NBC and stream live on  Peacock  and  NBCOlympics.com , beginning Aug. 11 at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT.

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10 Best Family Hotels in New York City

W hen it comes to family vacation spots , New York City is at the top of the list. From Times Square and the Empire State Building to Broadway and the Central Park Zoo, the Big Apple is a wonderland for visitors of all ages. And while New York may be the City That Never Sleeps, the hotel where you choose to stay the night is among the most important decisions you can make on your NYC vacation. Fortunately, in a city that’s so big, so busy, and so packed with tourist attractions , there’s no shortage of great family hotels in New York City to choose from.

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1. The Gardens Sonesta ES Suites

215 east 64th street, upper east side, new york.

The Upper East Side is one of Manhattan’s most exclusive residential neighborhoods, and when you stay at The Gardens Sonesta ES Suites  you can live like a local family at one of the best family hotels in New York City. Located on a tree-lined street, the hotel’s apartment-style suites have full kitchens, a separate bedroom, and a sleeper sofa in the living room. Pack-and-play cribs are available, as is additional baby gear such as strollers , bottle sterilizers, and sound machines.

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What’s nearby: The Gardens Sonesta ES Suites is a short walk to the Central Park Zoo and the cultural riches NYC’s Museum Mile , a 22-block stretch on 5th Avenue that’s home to some of the city’s most popular museums.

2. Crowne Plaza HY36 Midtown Manhattan

320 west 36th street, hudson yards, new york.

Hudson Yards is Manhattan’s newest neighborhood. Nestled in among shiny skyscrapers, Crowne Plaza HY36  is a sleek New York family hotel with spacious rooms that come with a separate bedroom, a living room with a pull-out couch, and a mini fridge. If you’re traveling with a baby or toddler, ask for a crib or bassinet , which are available upon request. When hunger strikes, adjoining restaurant Burgerology answers the call with over-the-top milkshakes, burgers, and tacos, plus a dedicated kid’s menu.

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What’s nearby: Among the most family-friendly hotels in NYC, Crowne Plaza HY36 Midtown Manhattan is a stone’s throw from  Edge , the highest sky deck in the Western Hemisphere. It’s also an easy walk to the  Circle Line  sightseeing boat. 

3. Radio Hotel

2420 amsterdam avenue, washington heights, new york.

If you’re willing to stray a little from the tourist path for one of the best family hotels in New York City, the fabulous Radio Hotel  will be your reward. Located in Upper Manhattan’s residential Washington Heights neighborhood, this boutique NYC hotel reflects the neighborhood’s Dominican heritage with brightly colored masks, fun feather accents, and vibrant murals.

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Guest rooms with bunk beds are just right for kids. When you’re ready to sightsee, the A train can bring you to Midtown in approximately 20 minutes. And the onsite restaurant,  Jalao NYC , is a second location of the popular Santo Domingo restaurant of the same name, with great food, entertainment, and the all-important high chair for little ones.

What’s nearby: Radio Hotel is not far from the colorful unicorn tapestries that decorated the walls of the Met Cloisters . Of note to baseball fans, this hotel is about a mile from Yankee Stadium.

4. Park Hyatt New York

153 west 57th street, midtown, new york.

A luxury hotel in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, Park Hyatt ‘s family-friendly rooms and suites have natural stone flooring and soaking tubs made of marble. Some also have views of Central Park. Connecting rooms provide space for families to spread out. Kids can enjoy mini-bathrobes, slippers, and bath toys, plus an in-room teepee for an extra charge. Cribs are complimentary. 

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What’s nearby: Centrally located, Park Hyatt is just two blocks from NYC’s Central Park and across the street from Carnegie Hall . 

5. Aloft Harlem

2296 frederick douglass boulevard, harlem, new york.

Located in the heart of Harlem,  Aloft Harlem  is one of the best hotels for families who want to explore a dynamic Manhattan neighborhood that has long been the center of NYC’s Black community. Rooms present clean lines and high-tech amenities. Public spaces are inviting and include a 24-hour grab-and-go cafe. Hop on the 2 or 3 subway line and you’ll be in Times Square in 20 minutes. 

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What’s nearby: From this family-friendly New York hotel it’s an easy stroll to the historic  Apollo Theater , with its famous Amateur Night that has launched the careers of artists from Ella Fitzgerald to Machine Gun Kelly. 

6. The Rockaway Hotel

108-10 rockaway beach drive, rockaway beach, queens, new york.

When the weather gets hot, New Yorkers flock to Rockaway Beach and Boardwalk in Queens to jump the Atlantic waves—and the family-friendly Rockaway Hotel  is steps from the sand. A popular staycation hotel choice for local families as well as one of the best family hotels in New York City for visitors, The Rockaway Hotel rocks a coastal vibe with blond wood furnishings and pops of sea blue and sunny yellow. A swimming pool, rooftop deck, board games, and seasonal programming for kids enrich the experience. 

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What’s nearby: Manhattan’s urban charms are accessible in an hour via subway or scenic ferry, so you can enjoy a late afternoon ocean swim after a day of sightseeing. Borrow the hotel’s beach cruisers to pedal Rockaway’s wooden boardwalk. 

7. The Chatwal New York City

130 west 44 street, theater district, new york.

Located in a landmark building built in 1905,  The Chatwal  puts you right in the heart of Broadway’s Theater District. It’s a swanky (but very kid-friendly) family hotel with butler service and a concierge. Each of its 76 rooms and suites are suitable for children, with in-room amenities such as a record player with classic Broadway albums and a puppet theatre that allows kids to unleash their dramatic flair. The hotel partners with premium stroller brand Uppababy , offering tiny guests a quality stroller for cruising around the city.  

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What’s nearby: What isn’t nearby? It’s one of the top family hotels in New York City if you’ve got tickets to a Broadway show, want to explore Times Square, or simply catch a hop-on-hop-off sightseeing bus.

8. Hotel Beacon

2130 broadway, upper west side, new york.

Located in New York’s Upper West Side and sandwiched between Central Park and Riverside Park, Hotel Beacon  has multi-bedroom suites with kitchenettes that feel homey. It’s perfectly situated for a kid-friendly family vacation with plenty of walkable attractions just outside the door.

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What’s nearby: It’s a quick walk to the  American Museum of Natural History and other cultural attractions from Hotel Beacon. For an authentic taste of NYC fast food, go three blocks south to no-frills  Gray’s Papaya  and order the “Recession Special,” two snappy hot dogs served with tropical fruit juice. 

9. InterContinental New York Times Square

300 west 44 street, times square, new york.

In the heart of Times Square, the  InterContinental New York Times Square wows guests of all ages with floor-to-ceiling windows and panoramic views of the cityscape. Suites have pull out sofas; rollaway beds are available upon request. The helpful concierge can recommend kid-friendly attractions in the area and beyond, and a large fitness center makes it possible for parents to stick to an exercise routine. 

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What’s nearby: When you’re staying in Times Square, everything’s nearby. Notably, however, this kid-friendly NYC hotel offers a package that includes admission to the famous wax museum  Madame Tussauds just a few blocks away.

10. The Hoxton Williamsburg

97 wythe ave., williamsburg, brooklyn, new york.

A boutique hotel in a transformed factory in Williamsburg, one of Brooklyn’s hippest neighborhoods, The Hoxton ‘s industrial-chic aesthetic might not seem kid-friendly at first glance. But this family-friendly NYC hotel fully embraces tiny travelers with its Tiny Hox program , providing essentials to make an overnight stay with kids a breeze. Perks include cribs with an organic mattress, bottle-warmers, diaper wipes, and a tote bag filled with coloring books. 

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What’s nearby: Let the kids run around the playground at Brooklyn’s Domino Park . If you’re traveling with a fashion-forward tween or teen, hit the vintage clothing stores. And you can all ride the subway or ferry to Manhattan in a jiffy. 

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