Wyndham Garden Hotel - Manhattan Chelsea West

New York, New York

Many say that New York is the finance, culture, fashion and entertainment capital of the world. New York is a city for all seasons. From enjoying the summer months sipping iced tea in outdoor cafes to bundling up to see the holiday lights, there is always a reason to visit the Big Apple. Many neighborhoods and landmarks in the city have become world-famous destinations for tourists to explore. Whether you are looking for culture, shopping or nightlife, New York is packed to the brim with everything you could ever want. Frank Sinatra sang about it, now come and see it for yourself.

Arts & Cultural

Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Met has a permanent collection containing more than two million works of art.

Museum of Modern Art

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is a place that fuels creativity, ignites minds, and provides inspiration.

Museum of Natural History

The Museum of Natural History houses the world's greatest natural science collection.

Museum of the City of New York

Fascinating exhibits on NYC past and present.

Points of Interest

Empire State Building

A New York City icon and our tallest structure, complete with an observation deck.

Flatiron Building

This wedge-shaped building is a New York gem and just one block away.

NYC Seminar and Conference Center

Ten rooms and 15,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, just across the street.

Times Square

Called by some the Crossroads of the World, it's home to the world's largest New Year's Eve party.

Shopping

Century 21

Century 21 has long been loved by bargain hunters, who go to find huge markdowns on designer clothing for men and women, as well as items for the home.

Saks

Occupying an entire city block directly across from Rockefeller Center, Saks Fifth Avenue has been one of the city's preeminent high-end department stores since it opened in 1924.

Lord & Taylor

Flagship location of this famed American retailer.

Sports and Amusement

Giants Stadium

Experience all the gridiron excitement you can handle.

Madison Square Garden

Home of the Knicks, Rangers and a lot more.

Shea Stadium

Watch the one and only world-class Mets play ball.

Yankee Stadium

Brand new in 2009, it's the place to see A-Rod, Mr. November and all the Yanks.

Dining

San Rocco

On-site modern and trendy Italian restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

BLT Prime

Discover BLT Prime in Manhattan's enchanting Gramercy Park neighborhood, and unwind and dine in a comfy yet modern suede banquette on the first floor or overlook the handsome dining room from the mezzanine.

Eleven Madison Park

Set in a magnificent art deco dining room with soaring ceilings and lush views of historic Madison Square Park, Eleven Madison Park is an elegant restaurant serving Chef Daniel Humm's modern, pure and market-driven French cuisine.

Markt

Markt is a precise and detailed recreation of a classic Belgian brasserie right in the heart of New York's Chelsea district.

Metro Café & Wine Bar

With the selection and swank of a trendy lounge, but the mellow attitude and low prices of a neighborhood bar, this spot is ideal for winding down after work with friends or for a not-too-pricey date.

Events

April & May

Tribeca Film Fesitval

The Festival's program lineup offers moviegoers a wide variety of independent films, including documentaries, narrative features and shorts, as well as a program of family-friendly films.

New York International Auto Show

The New York International Auto Show is an annual auto show held in New York City at the Jacob Javits Convention Center.

June

NYC Pridefest

PrideFest is the annual LGBT street fair. PrideFest seeks to bring together local residents and families, community leaders, and area business owners to celebrate in the street.

NYC Big Apple Barbeque

The weekend-long event takes place every June and brings together the country's top pitmasters who cook up their award-winning food for more than 100,000 barbecue enthusiasts.

September

Fashion Week

New York Fashion Week moves to Damrosch Park at the Lincoln Center complex, home to the renowned Metropolitan Opera house and American Ballet Theatre.