tour fit new york

Fit Tours NYC

Location & Hours

Suggest an edit

New York, NY 10028

Yorkville, Upper East Side

Serving New York Area

You Might Also Consider

4.1 miles away from Fit Tours NYC

Andy V. said "I stopped here twice during my last trip to NYC. I was pleasantly surprised with pretty much everything I came in contact with, which shouldn't be surprising if you're familiar with the brand, Away. I already own two suitcases from…" read more

in Luggage, Travel Services, Airlines

Yellowstone Air Tours

Get a birds eye view of the greater Yellowstone area with an airplane tour read more

in Aerial Tours

NY Princess Cruises

4.9 miles away from Fit Tours NYC

Set sail on a magical 60-minute NYC cruise!, Get closeup to Lady Liberty & Ellis Island for epic photos. Witness the iconic Brooklyn, Manhattan & Williamsburg Bridges. Admire the stunning Manhattan skyline with the Freedom Tower,… read more

in Boat Tours

About the Business

Business owner information

Business Owner

See Central Park while you workout! Choose from Power Hour, 5K Fun Run, Sunday Runday, or a Super Walk and Yoga Stretch. …

Ask the Community

Ask a question

Yelp users haven’t asked any questions yet about Fit Tours NYC .

Recommended Reviews

• 1 star rating Not good
• 2 star rating Could’ve been better
• 3 star rating OK
• 4 star rating Good
• 5 star rating Great

Select your rating

Overall rating

These guys are absolutely the best! My husband and I are from SLC Utah and did the 5k Fun Run with Cindy! Mike gave us instruction on where to meet the evening before the run! Even though it was icy- her and Mike were still just exceptional! They definitely went the extra mile for us! I love how we took plenty of pictures. It was fun & educational as they knew Central Park history!! Thanks again!!

Visiting the city with a girl friend for the weekend and we stubbled on this running tour. A great way to get some exercise while on vacation... while still exploring! The tour guides were great - so full of energy and interesting info about Central Park. They took some great photos that they shared on their Facebook page which was a plus. It was an absolutely perfect morning. Would definitely recommend.

Beautiful 5K run through Central Park. Meredith was so knowledgeable and gave us such an awesome tour. Would definitely do it again and recommend this run for everyone!!

This tour was so much fun! It was a great way to experience the park, while also getting a workout in. Our tour guide Anne was so knowledgeable and had wonderful energy. I would highly recommend for anyone!

We did the 5K fun run. It was an easy pace and Cindy and Mike were great running coach/guide team!

After gaining weight vacationing several times this summer, I thought I actually needed to get some exercise during a vacation. Why not at Central Park? I found Fit Tours NYC through the Central Park website. It was a great experience. There are several options but I looked at the 5K run and the Power Hour which was a 2 mile lap while stopping at several Central Park sites to do a circuit exercise. I chose the Power Hour and the exercise leader (Mike) recommended the East Side tour. I was not disappointed. The tour was great as the guide showed me some things in Central Park I didn't know were there and explained some objects in greater detail that we have all seen numerous times. Oh yeah, the workout was fun as well. The cost was $45 which is cheap in NYC. I plan on going again when I return. They can tailor workouts to whatever you like and Mike said that they often have corporate groups use them. It would really be fun to do this with a group of friends. If you are looking to exercise and learn a little about Central Park, this is a must do!

AWESOME!!! The last thing I wanted to do was wake up to go for a run while on vacation...especially after eating at Fogo the night before. But my wife and I did it and it was great!! I have never been to NYC before and this was the perfect way to not only start the day, but to see Central Park -- it wasn't too crowded and our tour guide (Melissa) was fantastic!!! She provided a great overview of the park, while keeping a great pace for our 60 min running tour!! I'd do this again...and I never say that about paying for fitness!! Well done, Mike and Fit Tour NYC!!!!!!!

Zamzam Travel

3.7 miles away from Fit Tours NYC

#Airlines ticketing #Visa Processing #Hotel booking #Dubai & Umrah Package Tour Service Provider. read more

in Passport & Visa Services, Tours, Travel Agents

Puzzling Adventures

6.0 miles away from Fit Tours NYC

Puzzling Adventures are a cross between a scavenger hunt, an amazing race, and a walking tour. Enjoy this unique outdoor activity and experience sightseeing in a fun new way. Visit a series of locations where you answer questions or… read more

in Scavenger Hunts, Walking Tours

Collections Including Fit Tours NYC

Summer Activities

People Also Viewed

Shoot New York City Photo Tours

Certified Local Tours

Ghosts Murders & Mayhem Walking Tours

New 2 NY Tours

Hines Tours

Cecily Travels

Turnstile Tours

On Course Run Tours

Urban Crawls

Best of New York

Things to do in New York

Browse Nearby

Restaurants

Other Walking Tours Nearby

Find more Walking Tours near Fit Tours NYC

Related Cost Guides

Town Car Service

Receive emails and newsletters to keep in touch with I LOVE NY.

• Accessibility
• Adirondack Attractions
• Spotlight: Adirondacks
• Spotlight: Lake George
• Family Guide
• Lake Placid City Guide
• Central NY Attractions
• Spotlight: Cooperstown
• Binghamton City Guide
• Greater Niagara Attractions
• Spotlight: Buffalo & Niagara Falls
• Buffalo City Guide
• New York City Attractions
• Capital Saratoga Attractions
• Spotlight: Albany
• Albany City Guide
• Chautauqua-Allegheny Attractions
• Spotlight: Jamestown and Chautauqua-Allegheny
• Hudson Valley Attractions
• Spotlight: New Paltz
• Spotlight: Hudson Valley
• Thousand Islands Attractions
• Catskills Attractions
• Spotlight: The Catskills
• Finger Lakes Attractions
• Spotlight: Rochester
• Spotlight: Syracuse
• Spotlight: Finger Lakes
• Syracuse City Guide
• Rochester City Guide
• Long Island Attractions
• Spotlight: Long Island
• New York Blooms Report
• Spring Flower Shows & Festivals
• Maple Sugaring
• Land Adventures
• Whitewater Rafting & Tubing
• Canoeing and Kayaking
• Excursions by Boat
• Motorcoach Tours
• Motorcycling in New York
• Scenic Byways
• Scenic Train Rides
• Weekend Getaways
• Black History & Culture
• History Museums
• Underground Railroad
• Path Through History Weekend
• Art Museums
• Performing Arts
• Architecture and Design
• Drive-In Movies
• People and Cultures
• Buffalo Wings
• Cideries and Distilleries
• New York Pizza
• Restaurants
• Amusement Parks
• Animals & Zoos
• Indoor Water Parks
• Outdoor Water Parks
• Kids' Museums
• LGBTQ Resources
• Shop LGBTQ New York
• New York State Recipes
• Affordable Getaways
• Watchable Wildlife
• Natural Wonders
• Nature Centers
• State and National Parks
• Caverns and Mines
• Arenas & Stadiums
• Auto Racetracks
• Horse Racetracks
• Arts and Crafts
• Farmers Markets
• Flea Markets
• Malls and Outlets
• Senior Travel
• Romantic Getaways
• B&B / Inns / Farm Stays
• Dude Ranches
• Cabins / Cottages
• Hotels / Motels / Resorts
• Sports & Gaming
• Festivals & Annual Events
• Food & Drink
• Film Festivals
• Arts & Culture
• Expos / Shows & Sales
• Coronavirus Resources for Travelers
• Amtrak Discount
• Travel around New York State from NYC
• Trip Planner
• New York State Welcome Centers
• Travel Guides
• Offers & Deals
• I LOVE NY Mobile App

Fit Tours NYC

• New York, NY 10075
• (646) 408-6453

Fit Tours NYC is a specialized sightseeing company focused on Central Park tours with a fitness twist. By combining exercise with interactive historical tours of the Park, they offer the ultimate NYC fitness experience. Tours include: Central Park 5K Fun Run; Power Hour (combines running and strength training); Sunrise Yoga Walk; Sunset Yoga Walk. Each tour lasts one hour, offers flexible starting times (including early mornings and evenings) and locations in order to accommodate the busiest of schedules.

See What's Nearby

• all Show All
• stay Places to Stay
• eat Restaurants
• do Things to Do
• popular Most Popular

Cookies are used for measurement, ads, and optimization. By continuing to use our site you agree to our  privacy policy .

Museum at FIT

Fashionistas won't want to miss a visit to the fabulous sartorial exhibits at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), which holds one of the world's richest collections of garments, textiles and accessories – more than 50,000 items spanning the 18th century to the present day. The school's museum features innovative, rotating exhibitions showcasing both permanent-collection items and on-loan curiosities. Exhibitions aside, the museum also hosts film screenings and talks, including with prolific fashion designers and critics.

227 W 27th St. at Seventh Ave, Midtown West

Get In Touch

212-217-4558

https://​www​.fitnyc​.edu​​/museum

Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Metropolitan Museum of Art

What started with a handful of paintings brought over from Europe or donated by a coterie of philanthropically minded robber barons in the 19th century…

Central Park

One of the world’s most renowned green spaces, Central Park comprises 843 acres of rolling meadows, boulder-studded outcroppings, elm-lined walkways,…

Ellis Island

Located in New York Harbor, Ellis Island is the US's most famous and historically important gateway and is home to one of the country’s most moving…

Empire State Building

The Chrysler Building may be prettier, and One World Trade Center taller, but the queen bee of the New York skyline remains the Empire State Building. NYC…

One World Observatory

Spanning three levels at the top of the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere, One World Observatory offers dazzling panoramic views over Manhattan's…

Guggenheim Museum

A New York icon, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, more commonly known as the Guggenheim, is an internationally-renowned art museum and one of the most…

Statue of Liberty

It’s been over a century since Lady Liberty made her debut appearance on the New York skyline, but this iconic statue is still one of the city’s most…

National September 11 Memorial Museum

When the twin towers of the World Trade Center toppled during the awful events of 11 September 2001, it led to years of soul-searching about what would be…

Nearby Midtown attractions

1 . Chelsea Hotel

This red-brick hotel, built in the 1880s and featuring ornate iron balconies and no fewer than seven plaques declaring its literary landmark status, has…

2 . Museum of Sex

Get the lowdown on anything from online fetishes to stag films to homosexual necrophilia in the mallard duck at this slick ode to all things hot and…

3 . Herald Square

This crowded convergence is best known as the home of mammoth department store Macy's, where you can still ride some of the original wooden elevators. As…

4 . Madison Square Park

This park defined the northern reaches of Manhattan until the island’s population exploded after the Civil War. These days it’s a much-welcome oasis from…

5 . Flatiron Building

Designed by Daniel Burnham and built in 1902, the 20-story Flatiron Building has a narrow triangular footprint that resembles the prow of a massive ship…

6 . Empire State Building

7 . Rubin Museum of Art

The Rubin is the first museum in the Western world to dedicate itself to the art of the Himalayas and surrounding regions. Its impressive collection spans…

8 . Metropolitan Life Tower

Completed in 1909, this 700ft-high clock tower soaring above Madison Square Park’s southeastern corner is the work of Napoleon LeBrun, a Philadelphia-born…

The Museum at FIT

Top ways to experience The Museum at FIT and nearby attractions

• 28th St • 2 min walk
• 23rd St • 4 min walk

Most Recent: Reviews ordered by most recent publish date in descending order.

Detailed Reviews: Reviews ordered by recency and descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as wait time, length of visit, general tips, and location information.

Also popular with travelers

The Museum at FIT - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

• (0.09 mi) INNSiDE New York Nomad
• (0.06 mi) Hilton New York Fashion District
• (0.10 mi) SpringHill Suites New York Manhattan/Chelsea
• (0.08 mi) Four Points by Sheraton Manhattan Chelsea
• (0.14 mi) Cambria Hotel New York - Chelsea
• (0.01 mi) Chipotle Mexican Grill
• (0.02 mi) Grubbs Takeaway
• (0.02 mi) Dunkin'
• (0.02 mi) Just Salad
• (0.02 mi) Emperor Dumpling

The Museum at FIT

Top ways to experience The Museum at FIT and nearby attractions

• 28th St • 2 min walk
• 23rd St • 4 min walk

Most Recent: Reviews ordered by most recent publish date in descending order.

Detailed Reviews: Reviews ordered by recency and descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as waiting time, length of visit, general tips, and location information.

Also popular with travellers

THE MUSEUM AT FIT: All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

• (0.09 mi) INNSiDE New York Nomad
• (0.06 mi) Hilton New York Fashion District
• (0.10 mi) SpringHill Suites New York Manhattan/Chelsea
• (0.08 mi) Four Points by Sheraton Manhattan Chelsea
• (0.14 mi) Cambria Hotel New York - Chelsea
• (0.01 mi) Chipotle Mexican Grill
• (0.02 mi) Grubbs Takeaway
• (0.02 mi) Dunkin'
• (0.02 mi) Just Salad
• (0.02 mi) Emperor Dumpling

TCS New York City Marathon

• Packages and Prices
• Deposit And Payment Structure

Race Information

Welcome to new york city.

Travelling Fit is proud to announce that we have been sending people to the New York City Marathon for 18 years and we are once again an official International Tour Operator for the 2024 event.

We are delighted to be able to offer you the option of a 6 Day/5 Night tour (recommended) and a 4 Day/3 Night Marathon package which includes guaranteed race entry in the marathon without the need to qualify.

Also note that the 6 day/5 night package option includes a half day city sightseeing tour with drop off at The High Line on Thursday 2nd November. From The High Line you will experience a short walk with amazing views as you head towards the Marathon expo to collect your Marathon Registration Pack.

We are offering two different properties, the 3 star Park Central Hotel and the 4.5 star Westhouse. Both hotels are conveniently located within walking distance from the finish line in Central Park.

Please Note: Travelling Fit’s packages to the TCS New York City Marathon are not available to US residents.

• Packages Include
• Guaranteed Race Entry (runners only)
• 3 Nights Accommodation: Check in: Fri 01 Nov | Check out: Mon 04 Nov 2024
• Breakfast Daily (only if staying at WestHouse Hotel)
• Escort to the Parade of Nations Opening Ceremony (Fri) Exclusive to Travelling Fit   clients
• Pasta dinner and Info Function with Rob de Castella and the IMP Squad (Sat ) Exclusive to Travelling Fit   clients
• Private group coach transfer to the Marathon Start (runners only) Exclusive to Travelling Fit   clients
• Post Marathon celebration on rooftop bar including drinks and hors d’oeuvres (Sun) Exclusive to Travelling Fit   clients
• Travelling Fit representatives on site available for questions Exclusive to Travelling Fit   clients
• Supporters can join the Travelling Fit team to cheer on the runners  Exclusive to Travelling Fit   supporters
• Personalised Travelling Fit Running Top Exclusive to Travelling Fit   clients
• Invite to Travelling Fit’s NYC Marathon Closed Facebook Group  Exclusive to Travelling Fit clients
• Service Charges & taxes
• 5 Nights Accommodation: Check in: Wed 30 Oct | Check out: Mon 04 Nov 2024
• Half Day City Sightseeing Tour with drop off at The High Line near the Marathon expo (Thu)  Exclusive to Travelling Fit   clients
• Group warm up run through Central Park with the inspiring IMP squad (Fri) Exclusive to Travelling Fit   clients

PACKAGE FLYERS

PACKAGE PRICES

Deposit and payment structure.

The TCS New York City Marathon is one of the biggest marathons in the world with close to 50,000 finishers every year, so don’t miss out! The atmosphere alone will get you through those 42.2 kilometres.

Run alongside amateurs, professional competitors and world record holders as you weave your way through the 5 boroughs of Staten Island, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Manhattan, over 5 bridges and finish in the world renowned Central Park. The course is broken down as follows (description from Runners World):

Staten Island (Miles 1-2) Not much time is spent in Staten Island: only two miles. When the race starts, runners cross the Verrazano Narrows Bridge, which offers sweeping views of the New York Harbor and skyline, including the Statue of Liberty. The first mile is an uphill climb up the bridge, while the second mile is downhill, heading off the bridge to Brooklyn.

Brooklyn (Miles 3-12) These next 11 miles is run in the relatively flat streets of Brooklyn. Runners are able to enjoy the colourful quirks of each neighbourhood in the borough, from the trendy restaurants in Park Slope to the charming tree-lined streets on Lafayette Avenue to the lively crowds in Williamsburg.

Queens (Miles 13-15) Near the midpoint of the race, comes the Queensboro Bridge at mile 14. While the vantage point offers beautiful views, the climb up the bridge is tough, and the absence of spectators on this stretch can be mentally challenging. This section is quiet compared to the rest of the race.

Manhattan Part 1 (Miles 16-18) After descending the Queensboro Bridge onto Manhattan’s First Avenue, runners are swallowed by a swell of spectators. This is a flat, three-mile stretch.

The Bronx (Miles 19-20) Whilst crossing into The Bronx, the crowds have thinned from First Avenue. There are bands and dancers at the Entertainment Zone at 139th and Morris Avenue.

Manhattan Part 2 (Miles 21-26.2) The final 10K of the marathon is long and possibly painful but with the roaring crowds in the heart of the Big Apple, plus the final miles through iconic Central Park, the last push is worth it. From here it is a quick spin through Harlem and a run up Fifth Avenue, reaching the northern edge of Central Park around mile 23. The next mile is fairly flat along Fifth. Once inside Central Park around mile 24, there are a couple rolling hills. At mile 25 you’ll be surrounded by deafening crowds near Columbus Circle. Then it’s just two quick turns before the finish.

We at Travelling Fit have run the TCS New York City Marathon on many occasions and with many years of travel experience, both in organising and travelling to many amazing running destinations, so you can rest assured that you are in good hands.

Benefit from our first-hand experience by booking your Marathon travel package with us to include guaranteed TCS New York City Marathon entry, perfectly located accommodation, warm up run through Central Park, city tours, social functions and much more.

• Testimonials

TCS New York City Marathon Race Review

My new york marathon experience race review, lil broomby – new york marathon finisher race review, maybe it runs in the family, new york – my first time race review, new york city marathon race review, new york – one helluva run race review, from bendigo to new york race review.

Please be aware that a Marathon Entry Only is not possible and that entries MUST be purchased as part of a package that includes accommodation.

Please refer to Package details for more information.

Qualifying Times

There are no qualifying times for the TCS New York City Marathon when purchasing a marathon package through Travelling Fit.

The first wave starts at 9.10am and last Wave (5) starts at 11:30am

Cut-Off Times

Sweep buses will follow the marathon route at a 6 1/2-hour marathon pace, roughly 15 minutes per mile, after the final wave start. These buses will transport any entrant who wishes to drop out to the post-finish area. After the sweep buses pass, the city streets will reopen to traffic. Cross-street protection, medical assistance, aid stations, and other services will no longer be available. Runners on the course should move onto the sidewalks.

The official end time of the race is 8:00pm.

Race Timing

The ChronoTrack timing system is used at the TCS New York City Marathon to record the time of every runner.

Race Packets

Registration is at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center

Note that all runners are required to attend in person to collect their registration.

Pace Setters

There are pace setters in the TCS New York City Marathon.

The pacers will be in or near their corrals roughly 15 to 20 minutes before the start of the race. This will give you a chance to talk to them, learn more about the race plan, and ask questions. They’ll be wearing blue-and-white striped singlets, and will be carrying signs that show the pace and finish time that their group plans to run. 

Aid Stations

Purified water will be available at official fluid stations every mile from mile 3 to mile 25 except at miles 5, 7, and 9.

Gatorade® Endurance Formula™ Lemon-Lime Flavor will be available at official fluid stations every mile from mile 3 to mile 25, except at miles 5, 7, and 9.

Fluids will be dispensed in compostable cups. There will be tables on both sides of the course. To avoid the bottleneck at the first table, get a cup from a later table. Please keep moving after you pick up your cup.

Science in Sport Energy Gels will be available along the course at miles 12 and 18 to help fuel you. Signage on the course will indicate the gel zones and flavours. Available flavours on the course will be Caffeinated: Citrus (75mg of caffeine), Isotonic: Orange, Lemon-Lime, Tutti Frutti, and Tropical, Bananas will be available at miles 21 and 23.

Personal Refreshments and Clothing

Private luxury coaches from your hotel to the start of the race are included when you purchase your TCS New York City Marathon package through Travelling Fit.

Note: These luxury coaches are exclusive to Travelling Fit runners and are not the standard city buses that are provided for the event

The TCS New York City Marathon Health and Wellness Expo will be held at the Jacob Javits Convention Centre on the Thursday, Friday and Saturday prior to the Marathon.

All runners MUST attend the expo to pick up their race numbers in person. Another person is not permitted to pick up the race pack on your behalf.

Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, Halls 3B and 3E, 11th Avenue at West 35th Street, Manhattan.

The Expo times are as follows (subject to change):

• Thursday, 31 October, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (last entry for number pickup is 7:00 p.m.)
• Friday, 01 November, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (last entry for number pickup is 7:00 p.m.)
• Saturday, 02 November, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (last entry for number pickup is 5:00 p.m.)

Finishes T-Shirts, Medals and Certificates

All runners will receive a sports top in their race packs (provided by the TCS New York City Marathon).

Only runners who complete the TCS New York City Marathon will receive a medal once they have crossed the finish line.

Your finisher certificate will be mailed to you after the event.

Weather Conditions

The average temperature range for New York in November is 7 to 15 degrees Celsius (45 to 62 degrees Fahrenheit)

5km Dash to the Finish Line run on Saturday 02 November (highly recommended and MUST be purchased in advance)

other related events

First light marathon, havana half marathon 2025, reykjavik marathon, reykjavik half marathon, big five marathon, big five half marathon, icefjord midnight marathon, icefjord midnight half marathon, tenzing hillary everest marathon, tenzing hillary everest half marathon, tenzing hillary everest extreme ultra marathon, thunder dragon marathon.

" * " indicates required fields

+61 2 4385 2455

• Latest News
• Important Information
• Travel Insurance
• Travel Visa
• Meet The Team
• Reason To Run
• Race Reviews

• FAQ’s

Sign up to join our Priority Notification List to be one of the first to receive up-to-date race information and packages details about a specific event/s you are interested in.

You have indicated you are a US Resident

Please be aware that if you are a United States resident, Travelling Fit is NOT authorised to offer you packages to Tokyo, London, Boston, Chicago or New York.

You have indicated you are not an Australian Resident

Please be aware that if you are not an Australian Resident, Travelling Fit is NOT authorised to offer you packages to Tokyo, London or Boston.

Select up to 3 events

Select your desired option below to share a direct link to this page. Your friends or family will thank you later.

Please fill in the details below and one of our sales representatives will be in contact with you shortly.

Please be aware that if you are NOT an Australian Resident, Travelling Fit is NOT authorised to offer you packages to Tokyo

Please be aware that if you are NOT an Australian Resident, Travelling Fit is NOT authorised to offer you packages to London

Please be aware that if you are a United States Resident, Travelling Fit is NOT authorised to offer you packages to Boston

Please be aware that if you are a United States Resident, Travelling Fit is NOT authorised to offer you packages to New York

Christmas in NYC: Holiday Lights Walking Tour

Experience the magic of christmas in the heart of the big apple with our unforgettable holiday lights walking tour..

Throw on some comfortable walking shoes and join us on a festive journey through the dazzling streets of New York City, immersing yourself in the enchanting holiday spirit that fills the air during this special time of year.

Throughout the tour, our knowledgeable and friendly guides will share fascinating stories and historical tidbits about the sights you encounter along the way. They will also provide valuable tips on where to find the best local hot cocoa or a delicious seasonal treat to indulge in after the tour.

Join us on our Christmas in New York City Holiday Lights Walking Tour and let the twinkling lights, iconic film locations, and merry atmosphere create memories that will warm your heart for years to come. And if you still need some warming up join us for our favorite hot chocolate in the city! Whether you’re a local New Yorker or visiting the city during the holiday season, this tour promises to be an unforgettable winter adventure.

Related Activities

• Most Popular!

Central Park Highlights Tour

Leave the treadmill behind and enjoy the breathtaking views on this casual running tour through Central Park!

Christmas in NYC: Holiday Lights Running Tour

Experience the magic of Christmas in the heart of the Big Apple with our unforgettable Holiday Lights Running Tour. Lace up your running shoes and join us on a festive journey through the dazzling streets of New York City, immersing yourself in the enchanting holiday spirit that fills the air during this special time of year.

• IHG ® ONE REWARDS
• Sign in / Join Join -->
• Travel Advisory
• Manage Reservations

Hotel Indigo NYC Downtown - Wall Street

Nyc boutique hotel in the financial district.

Home to what was once the Tontine Coffee House—the humble predecessor of our present-day New York Stock Exchange, our Wall Street boutique hotel offers creative and inviting spaces for business and leisure travelers alike. Tucked within the towering architecture of New York City’s Financial District, the hotel features 127 contemporary rooms. Enjoy breakfast at Buttonwood Café. Unwind with cocktails at the Highwater Rooftop Bar with postcard views of Lower Manhattan. Stroll through our bustling neighborhood to South Street Seaport, Tin Building, head to The Battery, a gateway to the Statue of Liberty, visit Brooklyn and the One World Observatory. Hotel Indigo Downtown NYC – Wall Steet reflects the history, and culture of NYC’s most iconic neighborhood.

Check in: 3:00 PM | Check out: 11:00 AM

*Minimum check in age is 21

Settle In, Then Set Out

Nestled right on the corner of Wall and Water Streets in downtown NYC. An ideal location for meetings, social events, dining, bars, and nightlife.

You Don't Have to Take Our Word For It

ROOMS & SUITES

Our guest rooms feature hardwood floors with modern decor, noise-cancelling double insulated windows and blackout drapes for a peaceful sleep. We offer free WiFi and a great variety of HD channels or connect your own device through IHG Studio. Book one of our rooms with a balcony and city views.

Pet Friendly Hotel

Our pet friendly boutique hotel rolls out the red carpet for your fur baby, there is a one time 150 dollar non refundable pet fee and a 20 pound weight limit.

Delightful Details

Our NYC boutique hotel offers amenities that fit your lifestyle. Grab a snack at our 24/7 market place, get a quick workout at our fitness center, or drink and dine at Buttonwood Cafe and Highwater Rooftop Bar.

Hotel packages available

Additional offers.

Eat & Drink

Buttonwood Cafe, the hidden gem of Wall Street is a unique take on fine bistro-dining. Highwater Rooftop, a luxury bi-level lounge and bar located on the 25th and 26th floors, offers curated cocktails, light bites, and breathtaking 360 views of NYC.

Curated Get-Togethers

Highwater Rooftop is perfect for corporate events and meetings; cocktail and holiday parties; wedding brunches, dinners, and welcome receptions; as well as photo and film shoots. Our two-story, indoor/outdoor rooftop features a bar and downtown NYC vibe.

Hotel Highlights

Area attractions, ease between work and wellness, boutique style rooms, a new hotel that reflects wall street history, restaurant & rooftop bar.

Conveniently located within walking distance to multiple attractions such as The Seaport / Pier 17, Cipriani Wall Street, and Stone Street. Explore NYC’s major attractions when you take the nearby subway stations or ride the ferry.

Travel is about work-life balance, and we make sure you get that in the heart of NYC. Organize your meetings or print a presentation in our 24/7 Business Center. Get energized with a workout in our Fitness Center featuring cardio & strength training equipment, including treadmills & free weights. With free WiFi, you stay connected to home & office.

Our 127 boutique guest rooms offer a respite from the pace of the Financial District. Designed as an ode to our neighborhood’s historic days, our rooms offer a modern retreat for work and rest. Enjoy rooms with spa-like bathrooms and upgrade to guestrooms with balconies with views of downtown NYC.

Our hotel draws inspiration from one of the world’s most iconic streets. A nod to the neighborhood’s storied past, the hotel is a modern-day meeting point for business and leisure travelers in the Financial District. The hotel showcases gold accents, rich leathers, and a vintage ticker tape machine that are woven into the design.

Enjoy a delicious breakfast and coffee in the casual ambiance of Buttonwood Café. Pop up to the Highwater Rooftop Bar with views of the breathtaking architecture of the Financial District and Lower Manhattan.

Explore #HotelIndigo

FAQs for Hotel Indigo NYC Downtown - Wall Street

• Share full article

Advertisement

Supported by

Guest Essay

The Best College Is One Where You Don’t Fit In

By Michael S. Roth

Mr. Roth is the president of Wesleyan University.

This time of year, college campuses like the one where I live fill up with high school seniors preparing to make what feels like a momentous choice. The first imperative is to find a school that they can afford, but beyond that, many students have been advised to find one where they can see themselves. Too often, they take this to mean finding a place with students like them, even students who look like them — a place where they will feel comfortable. I can’t tell you how many families have described driving many hours to a campus somewhere and having their daughter or son say something like: “We don’t need to get out. I can tell already this isn’t for me.”

“How about the info session?” the patient parent asks.

Choosing a college based on where you feel comfortable is a mistake. The most rewarding forms of education make you feel very uncomfortable, not least because they force you to recognize your own ignorance. Students should hope to encounter ideas and experience cultural forms that push them beyond their current opinions and tastes. Sure, revulsion is possible (and one can learn from that), but so is the discovery that your filtered ways of taking in the world had blocked out things in which you now delight. One learns from that, too.

Either way, a college education should enable you to discover capabilities you didn’t even know you had while deepening those that provide you with meaning and direction. To discover these capabilities is to practice freedom, the opposite of trying to figure out how to conform to the world as it is. Tomorrow the world will be different anyway. Education should help you find ways of shaping change, not just ways of coping with it.

These days, the first thing that campus visitors may notice are protests over the war in Gaza. These will be attractive to some who see in them an admirable commitment to principle and off-putting to those who see evidence of groupthink or intimidation. Any campus should be a “ safe enough space ,” one free of harassment and intimidation, but not one where identities and beliefs are just reinforced. That’s why it’s profoundly disturbing to hear of Jewish students afraid to move about because of the threat of verbal and physical abuse. And that’s why it’s inspiring to see Muslim and Jewish students camped out together to protest a war they think is unjust.

Refusing to conform can mean being rebellious, but it can also mean just going against the grain, like being unabashedly religious in a very secular institution or being the conservative or libertarian voice in classes filled with progressives. I recently asked one such student if he perceived any faculty bias. “Don’t worry about me,” he replied. “My professors find me fascinating.” Some of the military veterans who’ve attended my liberal arts university have disrupted the easy prejudices of their progressive peers while finding themselves working in areas they’d never expected to be interested in.

Over the years, I’ve found nonconformists to be the most interesting people to have in my classes; I’ve also found that they often turn out to be the people who add the greatest value to the organizations in which they work. I’m thinking of Kendall, a computer science major I had in a philosophy class whom I saw on campus recently because she was directing an ambitious musical. When I expressed my admiration at her unlikely combination of interests, she was almost insulted by my surprise and enthusiasm. Had I really stereotyped her as someone not interested in the arts just because she excels in science?

Or take the student activist (please!) who a couple of years after leading a demonstration to the president’s office made an appointment to meet with me. I was worried about new political demands, but she had something else in mind: getting a recommendation for law school. I could, she reminded me with a smile, write about her leadership abilities on campus. And I did.

Of course, even students who refuse to fall in with the herd should learn how to listen and speak to it and to various groups different from their own. That’s an increasingly valuable capacity, and it will help them make their way in the world, whatever school they attend, whatever their major.

Side by side, students should learn how to be full human beings, not mere appendages, and this means continually questioning what they are doing and learning from one another. “Truly speaking,” Ralph Waldo Emerson said about a century ago, “it is not instruction, but provocation, that I can receive from another soul.” That’s why the colleges — large public institutions or small faith-based colleges or anything in between — that nurture and respond to the energies of their students are the ones that feel most intellectually alive.

So, what makes a school the right one? It’s not the prestige of a name or the campus amenities. First and foremost, it’s the teachers. Great teachers help make a college great because they themselves are never done being students. Sure, there are plenty of schools filled with faculty members who think alike, who relish the bubble of fellowship in received opinion. A college can make being weird or radical into adolescent orthodoxy. These places should be avoided. By contrast, there are colleges with great teachers who practice freedom by activating wonder, a capacity for appreciation and a taste for inquiry — and who do so because they themselves seek out these broadening experiences. You can feel their own nonconformity as they try to provoke their students away from the various forms of received opinion.

Finding the right college will often mean finding these kinds of people — classmates and mentors, perpetual students who seek open-ended learning that brings joy and meaning. That’s what young people checking out schools should really be looking for: not a place merely to fit in but a place to practice freedom in good company.

Michael S. Roth is the president of Wesleyan University. His most recent books are “ The Student: A Short History” and “ Safe Enough Spaces: A Pragmatist’s Approach to Inclusion, Free Speech, and Political Correctness on College Campuses.”

The Times is committed to publishing a diversity of letters to the editor. We’d like to hear what you think about this or any of our articles. Here are some tips . And here’s our email: [email protected] .

Follow the New York Times Opinion section on Facebook , Instagram , TikTok , WhatsApp , X and Threads .

• Weird But True
• Sex & Relationships
• Viral Trends
• Human Interest
• Fashion & Beauty
• Food & Drink
• Personal Care
• Health & Wellness
• Amazon Sales
• Why Trust Us
• StackCommerce

trending now in Shopping

What do NY Rangers Eastern Conference Finals tickets cost for MSG...

Get your BBQ on this Memorial Day with a Weber grill and make the...

Commemorate huge savings! The 44 best Memorial Day 2024 sales to...

Add Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to any car with this $85...

Bath & body works just launched fragrance dupes for all your....

Feeding time! Here are the best vet-recommend dog food brands in...

The 11 best heat protectant sprays and creams we've been testing...

Out of the 55 eye creams we reviewed, these are the 29 best for...

Breaking news, what do tickets cost to see the celtics in the eastern conference finals.

• View Author Archive
• Get author RSS feed

Thanks for contacting us. We've received your submission.

The Boston Celtics can breathe easy for a minute.

On Wednesday, May 15, Joe Mazzulla’s top-seeded squad defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers 113-98 in Game 5 of their second-round series to advance to the NBA’s Eastern Conference Finals.

Stars Jayson Tatum and Al Horford led the way with high-scoring efforts, dropping 25 and 22 points respectively in Game 5.

Next up, the Celtics will face either the Knicks or Pacers , depending on how their ongoing Semifinals series shakes out; as of now, New York has a 3-2 advantage going into Game 6 in Indianapolis.

When that game at TD Garden takes place is still to be determined.

However, if you can’t wait to get your hands on tickets to see the Celtics in the Eastern Conference Finals — for the third consecutive season (!) — you can snag them as soon as today.

At the time of publication, Game 1 tickets can be found for as low as $259 before fees on Vivid Seats.

Game 2 seats are a bit pricier; they start at $305 before fees .

While that may sound expensive, it’s hard to put a price on playoff basketball.

Need a bit more information before checking out?

We’ve got everything you need to know and more about the Celtics and the 2024 Eastern Conference Finals below.

All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.

Boston Celtics home game playoff tickets

A complete calendar of all TD Garden game and the best prices on tickets can be found here:

(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and include additional fees at checkout .)

Vivid Seats is a verified secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand. 

They offer a 100% buyer guarantee that states your transaction will be safe and secure and your tickets will be delivered prior to the event.

All hypothetical Celtics NBA Finals tickets can be found here .

How to watch the Celtics on TV

Fans hoping to catch Joe Mazzulla’s team on the tube can watch all playoff games on ABC, ESPN, TNT, and NBA TV.

Just make sure to check your local listings before tuning in.

2024 NBA playoff schedule

Been meaning to see who’s still left on the road to the Finals?

Check out the  NBA’s 2024 playoff picture here .

Huge concert tours in 2024

When the Celtics aren’t at home, the TD Garden will host dozens of the biggest names in music this year.

Here are just five of our favorite acts you won’t want to miss at the venue these next few months.

•  Aerosmith

•  Childish Gambino

•  Hans Zimmer

•  Aventura

Want to see who else is on the road? Check out our list of the  50 biggest concert tours of 2024  to find out.

Why you should trust ‘Post Wanted’ by the New York Post

This article was written by Matt Levy , New York Post live events reporter. Levy stays up-to-date on all the latest tour announcements from your favorite musical artists and comedians, as well as Broadway openings, sporting events and more live shows – and finds great ticket prices online. Since he started his tenure at the Post in 2022, Levy has reviewed Bruce Springsteen and interviewed Melissa Villaseñor of SNL fame, to name a few. Please note that deals can expire, and all prices are subject to change.

Share this article:

Calculate for all schools

Your chance of acceptance, your chancing factors, extracurriculars, best interior design schools in the us.

Hey everyone! I'm starting my college search and I'm really passionate about interior design. Can anyone suggest some top interior design schools in the US? Thanks!

Hi! It's fantastic that you're interested in pursuing your passion for interior design in college. Here are some of the top interior design schools in the US, known for their strong programs and excellent faculty:

1. Parsons School of Design (New York City) — Parsons is part of the New School, and it's renowned for its strong programs in various design fields, including interior design. The school offers a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Interior Design.

2. Rhode Island School of Design (Providence, RI) — RISD is one of the leading art and design schools in the US. They offer a BFA in Interior Architecture, which combines interior design principles with architectural skills.

3. Pratt Institute (Brooklyn, NY) — Another respected design school, Pratt offers both BFA and Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degrees in Interior Design.

4. Savannah College of Art and Design (Savannah, GA) — SCAD has a strong interior design program with BFA, MFA, and online options available.

5. New York School of Interior Design (New York City) — As the name suggests, this school focuses solely on interior design education. They offer a range of programs, including Associate's, Bachelor's, and Master's degrees in interior design.

6. California College of the Arts (San Francisco, CA) — CCA offers a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Interior Design with a curriculum focused on sustainable design practices.

7. School of the Art Institute of Chicago (Chicago, IL) — SAIC offers BFA and MFA degrees in Interior Architecture, which is similar to interior design and incorporates some architectural components.

Keep in mind that it's important to visit the schools or check their websites to see their curriculum, faculty, and facilities. You should also consider factors like location, financial aid availability, and campus culture to find the best fit for you. Good luck on your search!

About CollegeVine’s Expert FAQ

CollegeVine’s Q&A seeks to offer informed perspectives on commonly asked admissions questions. Every answer is refined and validated by our team of admissions experts to ensure it resonates with trusted knowledge in the field.