New York Hotels with Parking
If you are thinking of driving to New York or renting a car once there, your safest bet is to avoid doing so at all costs. Traveling in New York is fast and efficient thanks to its superb public transportation system which consists of subways and buses. But if bringing or renting a car is absolutely necessary, make sure to find a hotel with parking since it is considered a luxury in the city.
With 1,100 indoor parking spaces, the Marriott NYC Brooklyn Bridge is an oddity when it comes to New York hotels. Parking is available to guests only at $18 Friday thru Saturday and $23 Sunday thru Thursday. The hotel also features a 12,000-square-foot health club and 30,000 square feet of event space. Guestsrooms are equipped with in-room safes, LCD televisions, down comforters and soft linen.
At the Financial District, the New York Marriott Financial Center has valet parking for $50 daily fee, a premium price to pay but not unheard of for parking in Manhattan. Luxurious amenities such as soft linen, down comforters, marble bathroom and high-speed Internet. Just step outside and wander through nearby Chinatown or visit the hustle and bustle of Wall Street.
Located near Madison Avenue in Midtown, the Roosevelt Hotel New York is an ideal location for those who want to do some high-end shopping as well as walk through the city's fast-paced streets. Valet parking is available for $48 a day and does not allow for you to come in and out. Guest who stay here enjoy 24-hour room service, an expansive fitness center and a premiere concierge service that can help you acquire tickets to Broadway shows or arrange a tour of the city.
The Warwick New York Hotel will allow you to valet park your car for $40 a day with no in-and-out privileges. This 37-story hotel in Midtown is a testament to the Art Deco architecture that can be found in New York. The 426 guestrooms at the three-and-a-half star hotel are done in a European décor along with English floral spreads and handsome mahogany furniture. Across the street is the Museum of Modern Art, while Carnegie Hall and Central Park are a few blocks away.