New York Marriott Marquis

Question 1

Q: Are there daily scheduled activities or programming at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: The New York Marriott Marquis operates primarily as an urban convention and commercial hotel in Times Square rather than a traditional resort and does not offer a standard daily resort-style activity roster. Guests paying the mandatory daily destination fee typically receive access to daily external activities and tour credits, commonly including: Fit Tours Ticket (guided Central Park running, walking, or fitness workout tour); Attraction/Sightseeing Tour Ticket (admission or voucher toward a partner NYC attraction or walking tour); Daily Food & Beverage Credit (a nightly credit to use across the hotel's on-site dining venues). The hotel maintains an events calendar with recurring and seasonal programming, including seasonal & family events (holiday movie series, Santa brunches, indoor Easter egg hunt, seasonal terrace pop-ups), food & beverage experiences (rotating cocktail showcases, vendor pop-ups, Sunday brunches), and specialty fitness pop-ups (occasional weekend wellness events such as puppy yoga). The Marquis Theatre (on the 3rd floor) is a Broadway venue running regular scheduled performances (typically 8 shows a week, Tuesday through Sunday). The Broadway Lounge regularly hosts live musical entertainment and pre-show dining packages.

Question 2

Q: Are there exclusive partnerships with local attractions at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers several unique partnerships, packages, and on-site relationships with local New York City attractions. The hotel physically houses the Marquis Theatre on its third floor (operated by the Nederlander Organization). The hotel offers specialized Broadway experiences (such as the Broadway Bound package), which pairs dining at the hotel's Broadway Lounge alongside a real Broadway performer, bundled with reserved tickets to a Broadway show. The Marriott Marquis charges a daily destination/amenity fee, which provides guests with bundled attraction passes. Stays typically include two complimentary tickets per stay to select NYC attractions or sightseeing tours (redeemable via the hotel's dedicated City Experts concierge desk on the 8th floor). The hotel partners directly with City Experts NYC to provide hotel guests with access to show tickets, hop-on/hop-off bus passes, observation deck tickets (like the Empire State Building, Edge, and SUMMIT One Vanderbilt), and harbor cruises, often with priority booking or preferential pricing. Through the Marriott Bonvoy program, guests staying at the Marquis can book private, curated experiences with local operators, such as behind-the-scenes private tours of Grand Central Terminal paired with SUMMIT One Vanderbilt access, private Statue of Liberty tours, and Broadway insider workshops.

Question 3

Q: Are there group team-building activities at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis regularly accommodates group team-building activities"; "the activities themselves are typically hosted in partnership with the hotel's event planning team, in-house catering, or third-party team-building organizers"; "the hotel features over 100,000 square feet of meeting space, including four major ballrooms and more than 40 breakout rooms"; "8th-floor Urban Cabanas equipped with display screens and tech connectivity for informal team huddles, presentation workshops, and social sessions"; "partners with Union Square Events to provide custom culinary programming, interactive food stations, mixology sessions, and cocktail receptions"; "spaces like the Broadway Lounge, the 5,000 sq. ft. outdoor Perch Terrace, and The View provide panoramic backdrops for group dinners, networking games, and celebration evenings"; "third-party providers run structured activities on-site, including indoor workshops (escape-room challenges, charity build-a-bike programs, hackathons, and trivia games)"; "neighborhood scavenger hunts: smartphone-driven app hunts that start in the Marquis atrium/lobby and take teams through Times Square, Bryant Park, and Rockefeller Center"; "planners frequently incorporate Broadway shows, group theater workshops, and neighborhood dining tours into their retreat itineraries"; "contact the hotel’s Meetings and Events Sales Team to reserve space, coordinate AV and setups, and get recommendations for preferred local vendors for structured team-building activities.

Question 4

Q: Are there indoor activities for bad weather at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers several indoor activities and amenities for guests to enjoy, regardless of the weather. These include: * **Marquis Fitness Center:** A complimentary fitness center located on the 23rd floor, open 24/7, equipped for various workouts. * **M Club Lounge:** An exclusive lounge offering a breakfast buffet, refreshments, media centers, and evening hors d’oeuvres. Access is complimentary for Platinum, Titanium, and Ambassador Elite members, or can be purchased. * **On-site Dining:** Enjoy meals and drinks at the hotel's restaurants and bars, such as The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge (New York City’s only revolving restaurant), Broadway Lounge, and Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant. * **Urban Cabanas:** Semi-private spaces on the 8th floor ideal for relaxing, watching a game, or conducting business. * **In-Room Amenities and Experiences:** Guests can enhance their stay with special in-room amenities or experiences like the Broadway Birthday Serenade. * **Gift Shop and Convenience Store:** Available for shopping within the hotel. * **Business Center:** For guests needing to work or access business services. * **Seasonal Events:** During the holiday season, the hotel hosts various indoor events like the Very Merry Santa Brunch and "25 Days of Festive Fun."

Question 5

Q: Are there proposal or anniversary packages at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: While the New York Marriott Marquis does not offer a standalone, pre-set 'proposal package,' it does offer an official romance and anniversary package."; "The hotel offers a dedicated romantic getaway rate called 'Love in Times Square' (Promotional Code: LVU)."; "It is designed for anniversaries, birthdays, or weekend getaways and includes: a chilled bottle of bubbly (sparkling wine/champagne) in your room; a specialty sweet treat crafted by the in-house pastry chef; guaranteed late check-out (typically 2:00 PM)."; "Because there is no standard 'turnkey' proposal package, most guests coordinate one of the following setups: Broadway Lounge & Perch Outdoor Terraces (reserve seating or arrange a toast); In-Room / Suite Upgrades (high-floor Times Square View Suite with in-room champagne, chocolate-covered strawberries, or floral deliveries coordinated by guest services/concierge); Third-Party Proposal Planners (local planners coordinate room access with hotel staff for staged proposals); Private Event Spaces (hotel has Marriott Certified Wedding Planners and event teams to arrange private dining or cocktail receptions)."; "Notify the Hotel Early: Always reach out to the hotel’s front desk or guest relations team ahead of time to let them know it is an anniversary or proposal.

Question 6

Q: Are there seasonal or holiday events at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers a variety of seasonal and holiday events. These include: * **2026 Holiday Guide:** An exclusive guide to unforgettable experiences, festive moments, and magical celebrations. * **Second Edition Holiday Ornament:** Available for stays between December 1 and 24 when reserving directly on Marriott.com. * **Very Merry Santa Brunch Featuring Levain Bakery:** A joyous holiday experience for the entire family on December 19th and 20th. * **Santa-Approved Rooms:** Accommodations decked out with festive décor. * **New Year’s Eve All Ages Celebration:** An exclusive experience for overnight guests featuring entertainment, culinary offerings, and a vibrant celebration. * **25 Days of Festive Fun:** Daily surprises, moments with Santa, and nonstop holiday cheer throughout the holiday season. * **Meet the Candy Cane Concierge:** A beloved holiday tradition with a vintage-inspired Candy Cane Concierge offering handcrafted candy canes. * **Holiday Parties:** The hotel offers customizable event spaces for holiday parties. * **Festive Dining:** Signature restaurants offer festive New York flavors and seasonal cocktails.

Question 7

Q: Are there sunrise or sunset experiences at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: The New York Marriott Marquis does not offer a standalone, ticketed tourist attraction branded as an official 'Sunrise' or 'Sunset Experience'." "The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge (Floors 47 & 48) ... rotates 360 degrees every hour ... lounge and dining rooms typically open in the late afternoon (around 4:00 PM), making it one of the hotel's best spots to watch the sunset and golden hour." "Broadway Lounge & The Perch Outdoor Terraces (8th Floor) ... ideal for catching dusk and the 'golden hour' ... you get to watch the sun go down as the ... Times Square billboards illuminate the street below." "If you visit during Manhattanhenge, stepping right outside the Marriott Marquis on 45th or 46th Street provides one of the city's top vantage points for this seasonal sunset event." "Because the rooftop dining venues do not open until the afternoon, the primary way to watch the sunrise from the Marriott Marquis is from an east-facing guest room or suite on an upper floor." "For a dedicated ticketed sunrise event the hotel concierge will typically direct you to nearby observation decks: Empire State Building (official Sunrise Experience), SUMMIT One Vanderbilt, or Edge.

Question 8

Q: Are there VIP or exclusive access experiences at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers exclusive access experiences, primarily through its M Club Lounge. This is Manhattan's largest M Club Lounge, providing a space to retreat, recharge, and refocus. Access to the M Club Lounge is complimentary for Marriott Bonvoy Platinum, Titanium, and Ambassador Elite members (plus one guest). Non-members can also purchase exclusive daily access to the M Club. Additionally, booking an Executive Suite includes daily access to the M Club Lounge. The M Club Lounge offers a full American breakfast buffet daily, evening hors d'oeuvres and desserts from Sunday to Thursday, and drinks and snacks throughout the day.

Question 9

Q: Can I book tickets for local events through New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, you can. The New York Marriott Marquis offers several ways to help guests book tickets for local events and attractions: The Concierge Desk (8th-floor lobby level) assists guests with booking Broadway and Off-Broadway theater tickets; sporting events and arena concerts (e.g., Madison Square Garden, Barclays Center); and local attractions and sightseeing tours (e.g., observation decks, museums, hop-on hop-off buses). You can speak with the concierge in person upon arrival, dial "At Your Service" from your in-room phone, or reach out to the hotel’s concierge team prior to your stay. Marquis Theatre Box Office (on-site): the hotel houses the Marquis Theatre on its 3rd floor and the theater's physical box office is located on the ground floor along the West 46th Street side of the building; you can walk up directly to the box office to purchase tickets for the production running inside the hotel without paying online ticketing fees. Tips: contact early for high-demand events; if you have an active hotel reservation, you can use the chat feature in the Marriott Bonvoy app to request concierge assistance with local tickets.

Question 10

Q: Can New York Marriott Marquis arrange private excursions?

Answer

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis can arrange private excursions." "You can arrange them through two main avenues: 1. Hotel Concierge Desk: The hotel has an on-site concierge team (located on the 8th-floor lobby level) that assists guests with booking customized private tours, licensed personal city guides, private car services, helicopter charters, and VIP access or Broadway tickets. 2. Marriott Bonvoy Tours & Activities: Through Marriott’s activity booking platform, guests staying at the Marquis can book private excursions directly, many of which include hotel pick-up. These include options like customized private Manhattan walking/driving tours, private Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island tours, and specialized neighborhood excursions." "If you require a specialized itinerary, private transport, or private guides during peak travel seasons, it is best to contact the hotel's concierge team a couple of weeks prior to your arrival so they have ample time to curate and reserve your excursion.

Question 11

Q: Does New York Marriott Marquis host family movie nights or events?

Answer

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis regularly hosts family movie nights and family-oriented events. These programs are typically held inside the hotel's Revel & Rye Atrium (located on the 8th floor), utilizing Times Square’s largest indoor digital screen. Marquis Movie Mondays (Summer Series): during the summer months the atrium is transformed into a viewing theater for complimentary, family-friendly movie nights, often showcasing classic, nostalgic, and kid-friendly films; generally free and open to hotel guests and local visitors. Holiday Movie Series (Winter): during late fall and winter the hotel hosts screenings of beloved holiday films; guests can reserve tables/seating options that often include popcorn and classic sodas. The hotel also organizes other seasonal, family-centered programming, including Breakfast with Santa, Candy Cane Concierge and seasonal holiday workshops, and family-friendly dining events like Thanksgiving buffets and holiday brunches.

Question 12

Q: Does New York Marriott Marquis offer curated city itineraries?

Answer

A: While the New York Marriott Marquis does not advertise a standalone, rigidly packaged product branded specifically as 'Curated City Itineraries,' it does offer curated city planning and itinerary services to guests"; "The concierge staff can create customized, daily city itineraries tailored to your interests and stay length, including Broadway & Entertainment (show recommendations, ticket bookings), Dining & Nightlife (recommendations and reservations), and Sightseeing & Neighborhood Routes (walking and transit routes covering Rockefeller Center, Bryant Park, Central Park, and the High Line)"; "Through Marriott’s platform, guests can book a variety of curated New York City tours and multi-stop experiences that function as ready-made day itineraries (private neighborhood walking and tasting tours; guided landmark itineraries; harbor cruises and skyline observation deck passes)"; "The hotel routinely curates seasonal schedules and activity suggestions for visitors for major New York events (Holiday Season guides for markets, window displays, Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree; New Year’s Eve exclusive itinerary planning and event access in Times Square)"; "You can contact the hotel’s concierge desk prior to your arrival (via email or phone) with your travel dates, preferred pace, and interests to have a personalized itinerary prepared in advance.

Question 13

Q: Does New York Marriott Marquis offer private dining experiences?

Answer

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers private and semi-private dining experiences. Options include restaurant buyouts, private dining rooms, dedicated banquet spaces. The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge: located on the 47th and 48th floors, iconic revolving rooftop venue providing 360-degree views of the Manhattan skyline; accommodates private dining and large gatherings. Broadway Lounge & The Perch Outdoor Terraces: eight floors above Times Square, floor-to-ceiling windows and seasonal outdoor terraces; available for semi-private or full-venue private bookings overlooking Times Square. Urban Cabanas: on the 8th floor, modern cabanas offering a semi-private setting for intimate group meals, business lunches, or small social gatherings with tech and screen-sharing amenities. Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant: located in the lobby/atrium area; can host private group dining and cocktail receptions. For large events: over 100,000 square feet of customizable event space and ballrooms with in-house catering (often partnering with Union Square Events) to craft custom multi-course menus. Inquiry/booking contacts: Email NYMarquisRestaurantEvents@marriott.com; Phone +1 (212) 704-8900.

Question 14

Q: Does the property have fitness classes at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: The New York Marriott Marquis does not offer a scheduled program of live, in-person group fitness classes on-site. Peloton Bikes (Virtual Classes): the 4,000-square-foot, 24/7 fitness center on the 23rd floor is equipped with Peloton bikes, allowing guests to take live and on-demand streaming cycling and studio classes. Central Park FIT Tours: the hotel's mandatory daily destination fee includes tickets to the FIT Tours Central Park Experience, which offers guided outdoor fitness walks and running tours in nearby Central Park. Semi-Private Stretching Spaces: the gym includes dedicated functional training and stretching zones equipped for personal yoga, mat Pilates, and bodyweight workouts. Nearby Fitness Studios: multiple dedicated fitness facilities (e.g., Barry's, Crunch, SoulCycle, local yoga studios) are located within a short walk of the hotel in the Times Square and Midtown Manhattan area.

Question 15

Q: Does the property host retreat-style experiences at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, for corporate and executive retreats, but not as a traditional secluded or wellness-focused retreat resort." "The property frequently hosts business retreats, board meetings, and executive planning sessions. With over 100,000 square feet of renovated event space, 40+ breakout rooms, state-of-the-art audiovisual setups, and dedicated event planners, groups can organize focused multi-day strategic meetings and team-building itineraries." "For smaller retreat groups...the hotel offers specialized spaces such as the 8th-Floor Urban Cabanas (semi-private dining and meeting nooks with screen-sharing capabilities) and hospitality suites." "The hotel positions its high-floor suites and the M Club Lounge as quiet retreats from the noise and energy of Times Square, providing space for guests to recharge between meetings." "If you are looking for a nature-oriented, spa, or mindfulness/wellness retreat, the Marriott Marquis is not designed for that format." "For urban business retreats combined with dining, Broadway theater, and city networking, it is fully equipped.

Question 16

Q: Does the property provide adventure tours at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: No, the New York Marriott Marquis does not directly operate or provide adventure tours." "The hotel can assist you in arranging local excursions and sightseeing activities through the 8th-Floor Tour Desk & Concierge, where staff assist guests with information, tickets, and bookings for city sightseeing, walking tours, harbor cruises, and major attractions (e.g., Central Park, the Statue of Liberty, One World Observatory)." "Guests can book external excursions, walking tours, and area experiences provided by third-party partners through Marriott's activity portal (Marriott Bonvoy Tours & Activities).

Question 17

Q: How close is New York Marriott Marquis to major attractions?

Answer

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is centrally located in the heart of Times Square, placing you at the center of Broadway's bright lights, world-class attractions, and the city's vibrant energy. The hotel is within walking distance of the Theater District, Times Square, and Rockefeller Center. It also offers easy access to Central Park, Bryant Park, Madison Square Garden, and Port Authority. Many major attractions like the Empire State Building, Intrepid Air & Space Museum, and Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts are nearby.

Question 18

Q: Is there live entertainment at night at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, The View Restaurant on the 47th floor features live piano music. Additionally, during New Year's Eve celebrations, various events like the Luxe & Lights All-Ages Celebration, the Balldrop.com VIP Party, and The View's New Year's Eve Soirée offer live entertainment, including DJs, performers, and special musical guests.

Question 19

Q: What cultural landmarks are near New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is conveniently located near several cultural landmarks, including the Intrepid Air & Space Museum, Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty, American Museum of Natural History, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Whitney Museum of American Art, St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York Public Library, The Museum of Modern Art, Radio City Music Hall, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Botanical Gardens, 9/11 Memorial, and the Marquis Theater.

Question 20

Q: What experiences are unique to this destination at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers several unique experiences, including: * **Big Apple Photoshoot:** A professional photographer captures moments of your trip at New York City's iconic landmarks. * **Broadway Bound Dining Package:** Enjoy a pre-show dinner and drinks at the Broadway Lounge, mingle with a Broadway star, and then head to the theater for a performance from showstopping seats. * **Urban Cabanas:** Semi-private spaces on the 8th Floor, ideal for relaxing, watching games, conducting business, or giving presentations. * **Broadway Birthday Serenade:** Experience the thrill of Times Square as a Broadway star serenades you with a special birthday song. * **New Year's Eve:** Celebrate in the heart of Times Square with exciting festivities, music, delicious food, breathtaking views, and the option for accommodations with direct views of the iconic NYE ball drop. * **Santa-Approved Rooms:** Festive guest rooms in the heart of Times Square featuring holiday décor, a keepsake ornament, and cookies from Levain Bakery. * **Very Merry Santa Brunch:** A magical holiday experience for the entire family, available on December 19th and 20th. * **Meet the Candy Cane Concierge:** A vintage-inspired Candy Cane Concierge makes its way through the 8th Floor Lobby with handcrafted candy canes during the holiday season. * **The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge:** New York City’s only revolving restaurant and lounge, offering skyline views from the 48th-floor Lounge and classic American supper club dining with live piano music from the 47th-floor Restaurant.

Question 21

Q: What local experiences can I access through New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers access to a variety of local experiences and attractions. You can explore nearby landmarks such as the Intrepid Air & Space Museum, Madison Square Garden, Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty, American Museum of Natural History, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Whitney Museum of American Art, St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York Public Library, The Museum of Modern Art, Radio City Music Hall, The Edge, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 9/11 Memorial, and Top of the Rock. The hotel is also close to Broadway shows and live entertainment, and you can enjoy green spaces like Central Park and Bryant Park. During the holiday season, you can explore holiday markets at Bryant Park and ice skating rinks at Rockefeller Center. Additionally, you can explore the best the area has to offer and make your stay more memorable with Marriott Bonvoy Tours & Activities.

Question 22

Q: Are there outdoor fire pits or social gathering areas at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: The New York Marriott Marquis does not have outdoor fire pits. However, it does have the Perch Outdoor Terraces, which is a rooftop bar offering exciting views, though it is currently closed for the season.

Question 23

Q: Does New York Marriott Marquis offer coworking or lounge spaces for guests?

Answer

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers lounge and coworking spaces for guests. The hotel features the M Club Lounge, described as a retreat with the comforts of a chic New York living room, offering premium Wi-Fi, media centers, and an elevated food and beverage experience. It's an exclusive space to retreat, recharge, and refocus. Additionally, the hotel provides Urban Cabanas on the 8th Floor, which are ideal semi-private spaces for intimate meetings, meals, and more.

Question 24

Q: Does New York Marriott Marquis offer dry cleaning or laundry service?

Answer

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis offers valet dry cleaning and same-day dry cleaning services.

Question 25

Q: Does New York Marriott Marquis offer yoga classes or wellness activities?

Answer

A: The New York Marriott Marquis does not have a full-service on-site spa or a daily schedule of traditional hotel-run yoga classes. The hotel regularly partners with The Puppy Yoga Center to host ticketed Puppy Yoga sessions on select weekends and holidays; these 60-minute classes combine a guided yoga flow with rescue puppies, mats are provided, and tickets are open to guests and the public (often with discounts for Marriott Bonvoy members). The 24/7 fitness center on the 23rd floor (4,000 sq ft) includes free weights, strength machines, cardio equipment, Peloton bikes (with on-demand cycling, yoga, and stretching workouts), and mat areas for self-directed yoga. The mandatory daily destination fee has frequently included passes for FIT Tours NYC (guided Central Park walking/running and outdoor fitness experiences).

Question 26

Q: Does New York Marriott Marquis support mobile key or digital check-in?

Answer

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis supports mobile key and contactless check-in through the Marriott Bonvoy App. As a Marriott Bonvoy member, you can use the app for fast and easy contactless check-in and Mobile Key before you arrive, allowing you to forgo the front desk and go straight to your guest room.

Question 27

Q: Is there a rooftop bar or rooftop lounge at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis has a rooftop bar called The Perch Outdoor Terraces at the Broadway Lounge, located eight floors above Times Square. Please note that The Perch is currently closed for the season.

Question 28

Q: Is there a shuttle service offered by New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: The New York Marriott Marquis does not provide shuttle service.

Question 29

Q: Is Wi-Fi free at New York Marriott Marquis?

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A: Wi-Fi is available for all guests at the New York Marriott Marquis. High-speed internet is complimentary for all Marriott Bonvoy Members, and Enhanced High Speed is complimentary for Gold Elite Members and above.

Question 30

Q: Are cribs available for guests staying at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, cribs are available for guests staying at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Question 31

Q: Are dishwashers available at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: No, dishwashers are not available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Question 32

Q: Are double vanities available in the bathrooms at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, double vanities are available in the bathrooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Question 33

Q: Are down/feather pillows available at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, down/feather pillows are available at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Question 34

Q: Are foam pillows available at New York Marriott Marquis?

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A: Yes, foam pillows are available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Question 35

Q: Are hair dryers available at New York Marriott Marquis?

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A: Yes, hair dryers are available in each room at New York Marriott Marquis.

Question 36

Q: Are luxury linen types available at New York Marriott Marquis?

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A: No, luxury linen types are not available at New York Marriott Marquis.

Question 37

Q: Are pay-per-view movies available on the in-room TVs at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: No, the New York Marriott Marquis does not offer pay-per-view movies. However, guests can sign into Netflix and other subscription services on their in-room TVs to access TV shows, movies, and Netflix originals.

Question 38

Q: Are pots, pans, and serving dishes available in rooms at New York Marriott Marquis?

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A: No, pots, pans, and serving dishes are not available in rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Question 39

Q: Are rollaway beds available at New York Marriott Marquis?

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A: Yes, rollaway beds are available at New York Marriott Marquis.

Question 40

Q: Are shower-tub combinations available at New York Marriott Marquis?

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A: Yes, shower-tub combinations are an option to book, upon availability.

Question 41

Q: Are smart TVs available in the rooms at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, the rooms at New York Marriott Marquis have in-room TVs that allow guests to sign into Netflix and other streaming services, offering access to TV shows, movies, and special content for kids. A subscription is required to use these services.

Question 42

Q: Are sofa beds available at New York Marriott Marquis?

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A: Yes, sofa beds are based upon availability at time of check-in at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Question 43

Q: Are speakerphones available at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, speakerphones are available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Question 44

Q: Are the bathrooms counters at New York Marriott Marquis made of marble?

Answer

A: Yes, the bathroom counters at the hotel are made of marble.

Question 45

Q: Are the bathrooms equipped with walk-in showers or soaking tubs at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Guest bathrooms at the New York Marriott Marquis are equipped with walk-in showers.

Question 46

Q: Are the bathrooms shared or private at New York Marriott Marquis?

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A: Yes, there is a private bathroom in the guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis.

Question 47

Q: Are the bathtub and whirlpool separate at New York Marriott Marquis?

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A: There is no whirlpool at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Question 48

Q: Are there USB charging ports available in the guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, USB charging ports are available in the guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis.

Question 49

Q: Can I control the temperature in my room at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, you can control the temperature in your room at New York Marriott Marquis.

Question 50

Q: Do guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis have a pantry area?

Answer

A: No, guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York do not have a pantry area.

Question 51

Q: Do guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis have a microwave?

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A: No, guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis do not have a microwave.

Question 52

Q: Do guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis have a mini fridge?

Answer

A: Yes, guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York have a mini fridge.

Question 53

Q: Do guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis have a toaster oven?

Answer

A: No, guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York do not have a toaster oven.

Question 54

Q: Do guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis have a water purification system for the room?

Answer

A: Guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis do not have individual water purification systems. However, filtered water stations and ice machines are available on all guest floors near the elevators, and there is a complimentary water station in the 8th Floor Reception area. Bottled water can also be purchased on Level 8.

Question 55

Q: Do guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis have conventional ovens?

Answer

A: No, guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York do not have conventional ovens.

Question 56

Q: Do guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis have dish cleaning supplies in the room?

Answer

A: No, guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York do not have dish cleaning supplies in the room.

Question 57

Q: Do guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis have eating utensils?

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A: No, guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis do not offer eating utensils.

Question 58

Q: Do guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis have toasters?

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A: No, guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York do not have toasters.

Question 59

Q: Do guest rooms have tables and chairs at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York have tables and chairs.

Question 60

Q: Do rooms at New York Marriott Marquis have a refrigerator?

Answer

A: No, guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York only have a mini fridge.

Question 61

Q: Do the guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis have phones with voicemail?

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A: Yes, guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis have phones with voicemail. The message light on the phone will light up if there is a message.

Question 62

Q: Do the guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis have wifi?

Answer

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis has in-room Wi-Fi available to hotel guests. Marriott Bonvoy members receive complimentary in-room Internet access when they book direct. Sign up for Marriott Bonvoy for free as you complete your New York Marriott Marquis booking.

Question 63

Q: Do the guest rooms have air-conditioning at New York Marriott Marquis?

Answer

A: Yes, the guest rooms have air-conditioning at New York Marriott Marquis.

Question 64

Q: Do the rooms at New York Marriott Marquis come with an AM/FM clock radio?

Answer

A: Yes, there is an AM/FM clock radio at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 65

A: Yes, alarm clocks are available in the rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 66

A: Yes, rooms at New York Marriott Marquis have desk chairs.

Answer 67

A: Yes, rooms at New York Marriott Marquis are equipped with ergonomic chairs for comfortable work.

Answer 68

A: guest rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis are equipped with coffee/tea makers; they do not come with espresso or Nespresso machines; standard rooms and suites include a single-serve coffee maker stocked with complimentary Starbucks coffee packets/pods, tea, sugar, and creamer; espresso or specialty drinks can be purchased at on-site cafés and restaurants; guests with access to the M Club Lounge (certain suite tiers or Marriott Bonvoy elite members) have access to automated espresso/coffee machines in the lounge.

Answer 69

A: No, there are no Hinoki tubs at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 70

A: No, the hotel does not have bathtubs with spray jets.

Answer 71

A: No, there are no ceiling fans at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 72

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis has electrical outlets at desk level.

Answer 73

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York has HD flat-panel TVs (32 inches or larger) in the rooms.

Answer 74

A: No, there are no oversized bathtubs at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 75

A: No, guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York do not have rooms with only bathtubs.

Answer 76

A: The New York Marriott Marquis does allow you to book your tub or shower preference based upon availability.

Answer 77

A: No, walk-in wardrobes or closets are not available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 78

A: The New York Marriott Marquis does not offer a mini-bar in any of the hotel guest rooms or suites.

Answer 79

A: No, a wet bar is not offered at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 80

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers in-room access to streaming services such as Netflix and other TV shows and movies. Guests can sign into these services on their in-room TVs, which include a special section for kids. A subscription is required to use these streaming services.

Answer 81

A: No, bottled water is not offered as a complimentary service in the guestrooms. Bottled water can be purchased at the Travel Traders Gift Shop on Level 8. As an alternative, filtered water stations are available on all guest floors and on the 8th floor lobby, next to reception.

Answer 82

A: Yes, complimentary in-room coffee/tea maker is offered at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 83

A: Yes, an in-room coffee/tea maker is offered at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 84

A: No, outdoor space is not offered in the rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 85

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers both tub and shower bathrooms.

Answer 86

A: Yes, a spare electrical outlet is provided at the desk at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 87

A: Yes, an in-room safe is provided at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 88

A: No, there is not instant hot water available in-room at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 89

A: Yes, laundry bags are provided.

Answer 90

A: No, slippers are not available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 91

A: Yes, in the fitness center.

Answer 92

A: Rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York, have 1.0 closets.

Answer 93

A: The number of telephones found in the rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis is 2.

Answer 94

A: Depending on the room type, a bathrobe is provided at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 95

A: No a down/featherbed is not available at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 96

A: Yes, a duvet is available at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 97

A: No, a pillow-top mattress is not available at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 98

A: Yes, a portable play yard-type crib is available at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 99

A: No, a stove is not available in rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 100

A: No, a washer/dryer is not available in guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 101

A: Yes, air-conditioning is individually controlled in the room at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 102

A: No, there is no in-room printer available at New York Marriott Marquis. However, printing services are available at the FedEx Business Center located on the 7th floor.

Answer 103

A: Yes, an iron and ironing board are available in the guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 104

A: Dishware is not provided in the rooms at New York Marriott Marquis; however, in-room dining meals are served with eco-friendly utensils and containers.

Answer 105

A: In-room fax service is not available at New York Marriott Marquis. However, fax services are offered at the FedEx Business Center located on the 7th floor.

Answer 106

A: No the New York Marriott Marquis does not have a bidet in guest rooms.

Answer 107

A: No, there is no fireplace in the rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 108

A: Yes, a clothes bag is available at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 109

A: Yes, there is a lighted makeup mirror in the rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 110

A: No, there is not a phone in the bathroom at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 111

A: Yes, there is a separate closet in the rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 112

A: No, a whirlpool is not available in the guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 113

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis has in-room Wi-Fi available to hotel guests. Marriott Bonvoy members receive complimentary in-room Internet access when they book direct.

Answer 114

A: A hair dryer and plush towels.

Answer 115

A: The New York Marriott Marquis provides bathroom toiletries from the brand C.O. Bigelow.

Answer 116

A: The electric voltage in the rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis are 120 volts AC.

Answer 117

A: There is no crib fee at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 118

A: An ergonomic desk chair is provided in the guest rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 119

A: Yes, shipping and courier services are available at New York Marriott Marquis. Small overnight packages can be sent from the FedEx Business Center, and large packages can be shipped from the Shipping Department. You can call extension 6147 for package pickup.

Answer 120

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis features a 24/7 Business Center located on the 7th floor, accessible with your guest room key. Adjacent to the Business Center is the FedEx Office Print & Ship Center, offering a full range of services including packing and shipping, signs and banners, office supplies, copying, printing, and other convention and event support services. For additional information, services, and hours of operation, please visit: https://local.fedex.com/en-us/ny/new-york/office-5667

Answer 121

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers printing services at the FedEx Business Center located on the 7th floor. The center provides photocopies, facsimile, printing, and computer and laptop workstations with high-speed internet access.

Answer 122

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers computer services in their Business Center located on the 7th floor. The center provides computer and laptop workstations with access to high-speed internet, along with photocopying, facsimile, and printing services.

Answer 123

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis offers copying services at the FedEx Business Center located on the 7th floor. The center provides photocopies along with other services such as facsimile, printing, and computer workstations with high-speed internet access.

Answer 124

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis provides fax services at the FedEx Business Center located on the 7th floor.

Answer 125

A: Yes, there is a charge for using business services at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 126

A: Yes, the on-site business center at the New York Marriott Marquis is accessible.

Answer 127

A: Yes, videoconferencing is available at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 128

A: Yes, the business center at New York Marriott Marquis offers computer and laptop workstations with access to high-speed internet, which includes wired Ethernet connectivity.

Answer 129

A: Business hours at the New York Marriott Marquis can be found by visiting this website: https://local.fedex.com/en-us/ny/new-york/office-5667

Answer 130

A: No, New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York does not have a casino on-site.

Answer 131

A: Yes, the concierge at the New York Marriott Marquis, located on the 8th floor, can assist with booking local tours, attractions, restaurant reservations, tickets, transportation, and sporting events.

Answer 132

A: Yes, the concierge at New York Marriott Marquis can assist with restaurant reservations during your stay.

Answer 133

A: Yes, the concierge at New York Marriott Marquis is available to assist with various needs during your stay, which typically includes special requests such as flowers or gifts.

Answer 134

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis provides complimentary concierge desk service. The concierge desk is located on the 8th Floor and is available to assist guests with restaurant reservations, tickets, transportation, sporting events, and information about local attractions. Guests can also call At Your Service for assistance.

Answer 135

A: Yes, the concierge at New York Marriott Marquis can assist with transportation services during your stay.

Answer 136

A: Yes, the concierge at New York Marriott Marquis provides subway maps and is available to assist with restaurant reservations, tickets, transportation, sporting events, and information about local attractions. They can help with various recommendations and services to enhance your stay.

Answer 137

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers concierge services. The Concierge desk is located on the 8th Floor and is available to assist with restaurant reservations, tickets, transportation, sporting events, and information about local attractions. Guests can also call At Your Service for assistance.

Answer 138

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis has a Concierge desk located on the 8th Floor. It is available to assist guests with restaurant reservations, tickets, transportation, sporting events, and information about local attractions. Guests can also call At Your Service for assistance.

Answer 139

A: No, there is no extra charge for concierge assistance at New York Marriott Marquis. The Concierge desk on the 8th floor is available to help with various needs during your stay.

Answer 140

A: The concierge desk operating hours at New York Marriott Marquis is 11am - 6pm

Answer 141

A: Yes, film projectors with screens are available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 142

A: Yes, meeting facilities at New York Marriott Marquis are available for booking by non-guests.

Answer 143

A: Yes, microphones are available at the New York Marriott Marquis through the hotel's on-site audiovisual partner, Pinnacle Live. A variety of wired, wireless, lapel, and handheld microphones can be arranged to support meetings, conferences, presentations, and special events. Availability, pricing, and equipment options vary based on your event needs, so we recommend coordinating with your Event Manager or Pinnacle Live in advance.

Answer 144

A: Yes, security guards are available for meeting/event services at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 145

A: Yes, stack chairs are available in the meeting spaces at the New York Marriott Marquis. Chair styles and room setups vary depending on the event space and the type of meeting or event. If you have specific seating requirements, your Event Manager can help arrange the appropriate setup to best suit your needs.

Answer 146

A: Yes, staff are available at New York Marriott Marquis to assist with various manual tasks such as handling laundry services, coordinating package pickup and delivery, and providing assistance through the Bell Staff. Guests can also contact At Your Service agents for additional help by dialing extension #0 from any house phone.

Answer 147

A: Yes, tables are available in the meeting room(s) at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 148

A: Yes, TVs are available in the rooms at New York Marriott Marquis. Guests can sign into Netflix and other streaming services on their in-room TV to access TV shows, movies, and special content, including a section for kids. A subscription is required to use these streaming services.

Answer 149

A: Yes, video cameras are available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 150

A: Yes, subway maps are available at the Concierge Desk at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 151

A: No whiteboards are not available in the meeting rooms at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 152

A: Yes, you can arrange for additional meeting supplies or audiovisual equipment at New York Marriott Marquis by contacting the Sales Staff for assistance.

Answer 153

A: Yes, you can book meeting rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York for a half-day event.

Answer 154

A: Yes, audio-visual equipment can be reserved for meetings and events at the New York Marriott Marquis. The hotel partners with its on-site audiovisual provider, Pinnacle Live, to offer a wide range of equipment and production services, including microphones, projectors, displays, sound systems, lighting, and video conferencing technology. We recommend reserving audiovisual equipment in advance through your Event Manager or Pinnacle Live to ensure availability and to customize the setup for your event.

Answer 155

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers a full range of audio-visual equipment and event technology through its on-site audiovisual partner, Pinnacle Live. Available equipment includes microphones, projectors, LED displays, sound systems, lighting, video conferencing technology, presentation support, and other event production services. Whether you're hosting a small meeting or a large conference, the hotel's Event Management team and Pinnacle Live can help customize audiovisual solutions to meet your event's needs.

Answer 156

A: Yes, meeting rooms or conference facilities are offered at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 157

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers assistance with meeting and event services, however it is up to the group or host of the event to handle registration.

Answer 158

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis provides catering services for meetings and events.

Answer 159

A: There are 49+ meeting rooms available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 160

A: Yes, a carpenter is available for meeting/event services at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 161

A: While the New York Marriott Marquis does not offer an on-site event decorator, we have established trusted partnerships with some of New York City's most reputable event vendors who can help bring your vision to life.

Answer 162

A: No there is not, however our security team does have the availability to make hard keys if needed for certain event spaces.

Answer 163

A: Yes, a photographer is available for meeting/event services at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 164

A: A podium lectern can be available in the meeting room upon request.

Answer 165

A: Yes, audiovisual equipment is available for meetings and events at an additional cost through Pinnacle Live, the hotel's onsite AV partner.

Answer 166

A: Yes, an electrician is available for meeting/event services at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 167

A: Yes, event lighting is available at New York Marriott Marquis via Pinnacle Live. More information can be found here: https://www.pinnaclelive.com/locations/new-york-marriott-marquis

Answer 168

A: Yes, a dedicated event planner is available for meetings and events at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 169

A: Yes, there is an installed stage in several meeting rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 170

A: Copying and duplicating services are available at the FedEx Business Center located on the 7th floor, one level below the lobby. This center offers photocopies, facsimile, printing, and computer workstations with high-speed internet access.

Answer 171

A: Yes, Wi-Fi is available in meeting spaces at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 172

A: 4 is the maximum capacity of the largest room at the New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 173

A: The largest event space at the New York Marriott Marquis is the Broadway Ballroom with 24,513 square feet of meeting space that can accommodate 2,800 guests. This is the largest ballroom in Manhattan.

Answer 174

A: There is 104,684 sq ft of meeting room space available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 175

A: The total number of guests that can be accommodated in the hotel's banquet facilities depends on the specific event space and its capacity.

Answer 176

A: Capacity varies by meeting room, as each space can accommodate a different number of guests.

Answer 177

A: Capacity varies by meeting room, as each space can accommodate a different number of guests.

Answer 178

A: Types of meeting rooms available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York include: Ballrooms (including named ballrooms), Breakout rooms (small/medium/smaller), Conference rooms, Boardrooms / Executive meeting rooms, and semi-private spaces in our restaurants.

Answer 179

A: Yes, you can check in digitally before arriving at the hotel by using the Marriott Bonvoy app for mobile check-in.

Answer 180

A: Yes, you can check in digitally for multiple rooms at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 181

A: Yes, you can share your digital key with other guests at New York Marriott Marquis via your Marriott Bonvoy App.

Answer 182

A: Yes, you can use a digital room key to access hotel amenities including the fitness center and business center. If you are a Platinum Elite Member and above you may also use your digital room key to access the M Club at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 183

A: Yes, you can use your mobile phone for digital check-in at New York Marriott Marquis by using the Marriott Bonvoy app, which allows mobile checkout and managing your reservation.

Answer 184

A: Yes, digital key access is offered at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 185

A: No, the New York Marriott Marquis does not require an app for digital check-in.

Answer 186

A: To complete digital check-in at New York Marriott Marquis, you can use the Marriott Bonvoy app if you booked directly with the hotel. On the day of checkout, your folio will be delivered to your room by 5 am. You can then use the mobile checkout feature in the app to view and download your folio, which will show any points earned for your stay within 72 hours. Alternatively, you may check out by pressing “Menu” on the TV remote and following the instructions or by calling extension 6200 and leaving your name and room number. For assistance, you can also contact At Your Service.

Answer 187

A: To use a digital key at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York, download and sign in to the Marriott Bonvoy mobile app and ensure your reservation is linked to your account. Complete mobile check-in in the app; when your room is assigned and ready, you will receive a notification that the Mobile/Digital Key has been activated. Open the Marriott Bonvoy app, tap the Mobile/Digital Key for your stay, and hold your phone near the door lock reader to unlock the room (Bluetooth should be enabled). The digital key can also work for other supported access points, such as elevators or facility doors, where available. If the hotel needs to verify your ID or payment, or if the key does not work, visit the front desk for assistance.

Answer 188

A: To troubleshoot issues with your digital key at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York, make sure you have the Marriott Bonvoy app installed and updated, and that you have completed mobile check-in so the Digital Key can be issued (allow some time after check-in for activation). Enable Bluetooth and Location Services for the Marriott Bonvoy app. Try app troubleshooting steps: force close the app, log out and back in, restart your phone, and if needed, delete and reinstall the app. When using the key, hold your phone close to or tap the door reader (some locks require proximity or a tap). If these steps do not work, go to the New York Marriott Marquis front desk so staff can verify your identity, confirm the mobile key is provisioned, or issue a physical key card.

Answer 189

A: Your digital key deactivates at the checkout time of the reservation.

Answer 190

A: Yes, a physical key card is still available if you use a digital key at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 191

A: No, an internet connection is not required to use a digital key at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 192

A: Yes, there a digital key option available after checking in online at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 193

A: You need the Marriott Bonvoy app to access the digital key for New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 194

A: For digital check-in at New York Marriott Marquis, you need to have your Marriott Bonvoy membership information if you booked directly with the hotel. Your folio will be delivered to your room by 5 am on the day of checkout, and you can use the Marriott Bonvoy app for mobile checkout. The app will display your folio and any points earned within 72 hours after your stay. Additionally, you may check out by following instructions on the in-room TV or by calling the hotel. No specific documents are mentioned as required for digital check-in, but having your Marriott Bonvoy account details ready is essential.

Answer 195

A: Digital check-in at the New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York, is managed through the Marriott Bonvoy mobile app and is tied to the hotel’s standard check-in time of 4:00 PM local time. You can use the app to check in in advance, but the room may not be ready until the standard 4:00 PM check-in time.

Answer 196

A: If you are having issues with digital check-in at the New York Marriott Marquis please reach out to the Front Desk or the 'At your Service' agents.

Answer 197

A: Yes, Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant is open late, operating every day from 6:30 AM to 1:00 AM. The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge and Broadway Lounge are open until 12:00 AM.

Answer 198

A: The New York Marriott Marquis features various distinctive dining venues, each offering a unique culinary experience. Broadway Lounge is known for its signature My Marquis Moment Ice Cream Sundae and authentic Neapolitan-style pizzas, freshly baked in an imported Italian brick oven. Revel & Rye Bar & Restaurant is recognized for its extensive breakfast buffet, New York-inspired American cuisine, and thoughtfully curated selection of handcrafted cocktails, wines, and whiskeys. The View Restaurant & Lounge, New York City's only revolving restaurant and lounge, is celebrated for signature dishes such as the Shrimp Cocktail, Prime Rib Au Jus, and its decadent Chocolate Cake, all served alongside panoramic skyline views.

Answer 199

A: Yes, the free breakfast at New York Marriott Marquis includes vegetarian options.

Answer 200

A: While the New York Marriott Marquis does not run its own branded walking street food tour, it features signature culinary experiences on-site and offers access to partnered local food tours." "The View Restaurant, Bar & Lounge: Located on the 47th and 48th floors... Manhattan’s only revolving rooftop dining venue... has also hosted interactive culinary spectacles such as Le Petit Chef." "Broadway Bound Dining & Pre-Theater Experiences: The hotel frequently curates dining packages (often hosted at the Broadway Lounge or Revel & Rye) that pair multi-course dinners and themed cocktails with theater packages or Broadway performer appearances." "The Perch Terraces: An open-air dining and lounge concept eight floors directly above Times Square, offering seasonal bites and skyline views." "Through Marriott Bonvoy Tours & Activities (as well as via the hotel’s concierge desk), guests can book guided culinary tours." "Hell’s Kitchen Food Tours: Multiple local walking tours depart within blocks of the hotel, exploring global cuisines ranging from Ethiopian and Thai to classic NYC pizza and bakeries." "Neighborhood Tasting Tours: Marriott’s experience portal offers bookable walking tours such as the Chinatown & Little Italy Food Tour and the Secret Food Tour: Greenwich Village." "If you are a Marriott Bonvoy member, you can often book neighborhood food walking tours through the Marriott Bonvoy Activities hub to earn or redeem Bonvoy points.

Answer 201

A: restaurants at the New York Marriott Marquis offer gluten-free menu choices; their menus feature dietary symbols (such as GF for Gluten-Free); Broadway Lounge & Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant both feature several gluten-free items, such as House Cheese Bread (warm, golden-baked Parmesan and mozzarella bites served with herb-infused aioli), Garden Crunch Salad (mixed greens, mango, avocado, carrots, tomatoes, herbs, peanuts, citrus-sesame dressing), and various grilled proteins and steaks (e.g., NY Strip with fries/potatoes); Breakfast & In-Room Dining include marked gluten-free items such as Steel Cut Oatmeal, Overnight Oats (with shaved coconut, apples, berries, and soy milk), and sides of eggs or breakfast sausage; The View Restaurant & Lounge accommodates gluten-free diners, offering gluten-friendly steaks, salads, and seasonal specials.

Answer 202

A: The public bars at the New York Marriott Marquis do not offer a traditional, regularly scheduled daily happy hour with discounted drinks. Public Bars (Broadway Lounge, Revel & Rye, The View): drinks are served at standard menu prices; handcrafted cocktails typically range from $20 to $26+. Seasonal & Event Specials: the hotel occasionally runs promotions during major events—such as special drink combos during televised sports matches or participating prix-fixe dining menus during NYC Restaurant Week. M Club Lounge (hotel guests only): complimentary evening hors d'oeuvres are served Sunday through Thursday from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM for eligible Marriott Bonvoy elite or club-level guests, alongside bar service. For a standard happy hour nearby, walk toward 8th and 9th Avenues or along Restaurant Row (West 46th Street) for venues with traditional 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM weekday drink discounts.

Answer 203

A: Yes — the New York Marriott Marquis provides a variety of healthy and lower-calorie choices across its primary restaurants, bars, and in-room dining (including Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant, Broadway Lounge, and in-room dining): Egg White Omelet with spinach, tomatoes, and feta or goat cheese (can request fresh fruit or sliced tomatoes instead of home fries); Eggs to Order (two or three whole eggs or egg whites; poached, boiled, or lightly scrambled); Continental/lighter fare: fresh seasonal fruit, oatmeal, yogurt, plant-based protein such as vegan sausage; Garden Crunch Salad (mixed greens, carrots, cherry tomatoes, mango, avocado, herbs, roasted peanuts, citrus-sesame dressing; gluten-free and dairy-free; add grilled chicken breast); Field Greens Salad with light lemon vinaigrette (option to add grilled chicken); Broth-based soups (homestyle chicken or tomato soup); Side salad with lemon vinaigrette available à la carte or as a substitution for french fries on burgers/sandwiches; Grilled poultry and seafood options (grilled chicken breast, pan-seared scallops or salmon); Lean steaks (e.g., Filet Mignon) with sauces/compound butters on the side upon request; Vegetable sides (sautéed kale, seasonal greens, roasted vegetables) that can substitute rich starches; On-site Starbucks offering low-calorie grab-and-go items (egg white sous-vide bites, unsweetened iced tea, cold brew, oatmeal); Kitchen accommodates dietary preferences (gluten-free, dairy-free, low-carb); ordering tips: ask for dressing on the side, opt for grilled over fried, request house green salad in place of fries or potato buns.

Answer 204

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers kid-friendly menu options and dedicated children’s menus. The 8th-floor Broadway Lounge features a dedicated Kids Menu (typically around $15 per dish), including Chicken Strips with honey mustard; Kids' Burger (beef patty with cheese); Cheese Pizza; Pasta (served with choice of butter or marinara sauce); Grilled Cheese; Hot Dog (served on a brioche roll); fun desserts and kid-friendly non-alcoholic drinks (such as mocktails like the "Broadway Baby" and classic ice cream sundaes). Revel & Rye provides family-accessible options: Breakfast offers buttermilk or lemon ricotta pancakes, breakfast sandwiches, and an extensive breakfast buffet (discounted for children under 12 and typically free for kids under 5); Lunch & Dinner include gourmet grilled cheese, baked macaroni and cheese, smash burgers, French fries, and artisan pizzas (Margherita and pepperoni). The hotel’s room service menu also includes simple family staples like classic burgers, grilled cheese sandwiches, homestyle soups, and pancakes.

Answer 205

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers multiple dining options on the property. These include The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge, Broadway Lounge, Perch Outdoor Terraces, and Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant.

Answer 206

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis offers special dining packages and seasonal offers. You can enjoy the Broadway Bound Dining Package, which includes a pre-show dinner and drinks at Broadway Lounge with a Broadway star, followed by a theater performance. During the holiday season, the hotel features festive dining experiences such as the Very Merry Santa Brunch on December 19th and 20th, and New Year’s Eve celebrations with delicious food. The signature restaurants also offer festive New York flavors and seasonal cocktails.

Answer 207

A: Yes, you are welcome to dine at the New York Marriott Marquis restaurants even if you are not staying at the hotel. Our distinct dining options, including The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge, Broadway Lounge, Perch Outdoor Terraces, and Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant, offer bold flavors, handcrafted cocktails, and unique concepts for all to enjoy.

Answer 208

A: Yes, you can make a reservation at the on-site restaurant.

Answer 209

A: Yes, you are able to order room service through Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant and Broadway Lounge. The View Restaurant Bar and Lounge does not offer room service.

Answer 210

A: Yes, you can order breakfast items through in-room dining at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 211

A: Yes, you can request special dietary options through room service at the New York Marriott Marquis. When making a reservation or placing an order, it is recommended to include a note about any dietary restrictions so the menu can accommodate most common dietary needs.

Answer 212

A: The complimentary breakfast at the New York Marriott Marquis is not available to-go. However, guests with access to the M Club are welcome to take select grab-and-go items, such as whole fruit, yogurt, and pastries, to enjoy outside of the lounge.

Answer 213

A: Yes, the restaurants at the New York Marriott Marquis can accommodate food allergies and special dietary restrictions. Menus frequently highlight or label common allergens (such as gluten, dairy, nuts, eggs, and soy) directly beside menu items. The kitchen can modify many signature dishes, salads, and entrees to be gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian, or nut-free upon request. When reserving, note any severe allergies or dietary needs in the special requests section (e.g., OpenTable or hotel reservation). Upon arrival, inform your server or the manager about your specific food allergies so the culinary team can follow appropriate cross-contamination and preparation protocols. For severe, life-threatening, or complex multiple allergies, call the hotel's food and beverage team at +1 (212) 704-8834 ahead of your visit to verify options and ensure safe accommodation.

Answer 214

A: Reservations are recommended for The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge, Broadway Lounge, and Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant. The Perch Outdoor Terraces does not take reservations.

Answer 215

A: No, you do not have to be a hotel guest to visit the New York Marriott Marquis or dine at its restaurants. The hotel offers several dining options, including The View Restaurant, Revel & Rye Bar & Restaurant, Broadway Lounge, and The Perch Outdoor Terrace, which are open to the public. Additionally, private dining and event hosting are available by contacting the hotel. Reservations are required for special events, but general dining is accessible without being a guest.

Answer 216

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis has several bars and lounges: * **Broadway Lounge** * **Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant** * **The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge** * **Perch Outdoor Terraces** (a rooftop bar, currently closed for the season) * **M Club Lounge**

Answer 217

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis features signature cocktail lists across its primary bars and lounges." "The View Restaurant, Bar & Lounge (47th & 48th Floors) ... offers an elevated craft cocktail list with signature drinks inspired by the city and classic spirits: Marquee Old Fashioned: Suntory Toki, Courvoisier, miso, brown butter, and honey. New Amsterdam Sour: McKenzie Rye whiskey, lemon, egg white, and Cabernet Franc. Ithaca Falls: Vodka, lemon, Italicus, and Riesling. The Wild Flower: Tequila, lime, New York salted honey, and génépy. French 1535: Blueberry-infused vodka and sparkling rosé. Whipped and Swirled: Macallan 12-Year Scotch, Armagnac, rum, Averna, banana, condensed milk, whipped cream, and vanilla wafer crumble." "Broadway Lounge & Perch Outdoor Terraces (8th Floor) ... serves handcrafted signature cocktails alongside classic theater-district drinks; specialty and Broadway-themed cocktails designed for pre- and post-theater guests; rotating seasonal and charity specials (such as the La Esperanza Pink Guava Margarita)." "Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant (8th Floor Atrium) ... its cocktail menu includes signature whiskey and rye riffs, along with house-crafted martinis and seasonal signature drinks.

Answer 218

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis has 2 on-site bars including Revel & Rye Bar (located on the 8th floor) and The View Bar and Lounge (located on the 48th floor).

Answer 219

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers several on-site dining experiences, including The View Restaurant, Bar & Lounge, New York City's only revolving restaurant, located on the 47th and 48th floors and featuring supper club-inspired cuisine, handcrafted cocktails, and live music. Guests can also enjoy Revel & Rye Bar & Restaurant on the 8th floor for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Broadway Lounge for classic cocktails and elevated bites overlooking Times Square, and The Perch Outdoor Terrace, a seasonal open-air venue offering sweeping views of the city. For added convenience, in-room dining is also available.

Answer 220

A: The New York Marriott Marquis does not feature Michelin-starred restaurants. The View Restaurant, Bar & Lounge (47th & 48th Floors) is the hotel's flagship dining venue, New York City’s only revolving rooftop restaurant and lounge, completing a 360-degree rotation overlooking the Manhattan skyline and Times Square. The View has historically received Wine Spectator’s Award of Excellence for its wine program. The View relaunched in partnership with Danny Meyer’s Union Square Hospitality Group (USHG). The kitchen is led by Executive Chef Marjorie Meek-Bradley (a James Beard nominee and Top Chef finalist).

Answer 221

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis has an outdoor dining venue called Perch Outdoor Terraces, which is a rooftop bar nestled eight floors above Times Square. Please note that The Perch is currently closed for the season.

Answer 222

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers a continental breakfast as an option for breakfast at Revel & Rye Restaurant.

Answer 223

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers breakfast for guests via In-Room Dining and at Revel & Rye. Breakfast is available daily from 6:00 AM to 11:00 AM through in-room dining, with options such as yogurt parfait, fresh baked muffins, cereals, steel cut oatmeal, and overnight oats. Additionally, the Revel & Rye Bar & Restaurant serves a la carte breakfast from 6:30 AM to 11:00 AM and a breakfast buffet from 6:30 AM to 11:30 AM. The View Restaurant also offers Sunday brunch starting at 11:00 AM. There is also a breakfast buffet available during special events like the Easter Brunch Buffet at the Broadway Lounge.

Answer 224

A: Yes, we can leave it at your door upon request.

Answer 225

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers free breakfast to Platinum, Titanium, and Ambassador level Marriott Bonvoy members at the hotel's M Club located on the 8th Floor. This is an extensive American style breakfast buffet that has something for all guests.

Answer 226

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers several grab-and-go and quick-bite options: 8th Floor Gift Shop (Travel Trader’s): Located on the 8th floor lobby level, this shop stocks grab-and-go items such as pre-made sandwiches, salads, snacks, beverages, sundries, and made-to-order coffee. Starbucks: Situated on the ground-floor level of the hotel building, offering espresso drinks, brewed coffees, pastries, and breakfast sandwiches. Fresh Bites / In-Room Dining: The hotel provides a 'Fresh Bites' express dining service featuring quick breakfast items, salads, sandwiches, burgers, and snacks. Broadway Lounge & Revel & Rye Bar: Both on-site venues offer casual, lighter fare (such as flatbreads, burgers, and appetizers) if you want a sit-down bite without a full formal dinner.

Answer 227

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers in-room dining service. Guests can order fresh, locally sourced meals delivered to their rooms with eco-friendly packaging. To place an order, guests can dial extension "0." There is a $9 administrative delivery fee (not a gratuity), and prices are subject to tax. Additionally, guests can also order food delivery from outside services like DoorDash, UberEats, or Seamless, but must pick up their food at the Fire Command Station on street level rather than having it delivered directly to their rooms.

Answer 228

A: The New York Marriott Marquis partners with local and regional food purveyors and suppliers. The hotel incorporates locally and regionally sourced products across its menus (including in-room dining, banquet catering, and on-site venues such as Revel & Rye and Broadway Lounge). Artisan breads & baked goods are sourced from historic New York establishments, such as Orwasher's Bakery (potato buns, multigrain breads, and toasts). Regional specialties & dairy include local bagels, Ben's Cream Cheese, and smoked salmon from Catsmo Artisan Smokehouse in New York’s Hudson Valley. Menus frequently highlight New York craft breweries and regional beverages, such as Coney Island Brewing Company and Greenport Harbor Brewing. Sourcing locally is part of the hotel’s commitment to sustainability and Marriott International’s Serve 360 initiative, prioritizing reducing food miles, utilizing eco-friendly packaging, and sourcing ingredients from regional farms and like-minded suppliers.

Answer 229

A: The New York Marriott Marquis provides free breakfast to children under 5.

Answer 230

A: The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge offers live piano music in its 47th-floor Restaurant. Additionally, The View Lounge, located on the 48th floor, hosts special events that include live entertainment, such as the New Year's Eve Soirée.

Answer 231

A: Yes, the bars and lounges at the New York Marriott Marquis host both live music and special events. The View Restaurant, Bar & Lounge offers live piano music during dinner service and lounge hours. Broadway Lounge (8th Floor) hosts the “Broadway Lounge Live” music series, featuring residencies and performances by Broadway vocalists, rising musical theater performers, and live jazz sets. The hotel’s lounges—particularly Broadway Lounge and The View—hold premier New Year’s Eve parties offering live entertainment and DJs with direct views of the Times Square ball drop. The hotel regularly hosts themed pop-up bar series, holiday movie nights, and seasonal cocktail events.

Answer 232

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis has an on-site outdoor seating option called The Perch Outdoor Terrace. It is located eight floors above Times Square and offers exciting views of New York City. The Perch Outdoor Terrace is open, weather and season permitting, from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM and does not currently take reservations.

Answer 233

A: Yes, the on-site dining options at the New York Marriott Marquis include vegetarian and vegan choices. For example, the breakfast menu features a vegan Italian sausage option, and there are various vegetable-based dishes such as roasted beets and heirloom carrots with whipped chickpeas and carrot top pesto. Additionally, the menu includes items like avocado toast and a variety of salads that can cater to vegetarian preferences.

Answer 234

A: Dining menu prices at the New York Marriott Marquis (located on Broadway in Times Square) are noticeably higher than the local restaurant average, even when compared to the already expensive Midtown Manhattan dining scene. On average, prices across the hotel’s venues run about 20% to 50% higher than comparable independent restaurants in the surrounding Theater District and nearby Hell's Kitchen. Revel & Rye: Breakfast buffet about $47++, à la carte breakfast entrées $20–$35; lunch & dinner casual entrées $28–$45+, average casual meal $40–$60 per person. Broadway Lounge & The Perch: starters/appetizers $16–$29; signature cocktails $20–$25+. The View: dinner typically averages $90 to $130+ per person. In-room dining: hotel menu pricing plus an administrative delivery fee (~$9), local sales tax (8.875%), and standard gratuity. Comparison table findings: sit-down breakfast local $12–$22 vs hotel $25–$47+ (+50% to +100%); cocktails local $15–$19 vs hotel $20–$25+ (+20% to +35%); casual lunch/dinner entrée local $18–$30 vs hotel $28–$45+ (+30% to +50%); upscale dinner entrée local $45–$75 vs hotel $60–$95+ (+15% to +25%). The View and Broadway Lounge charge higher prices primarily for the panoramic/rotating skyline views.

Answer 235

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers several distinct dining experiences on-site, including: * **The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge:** New York City’s only revolving restaurant, bar, and lounge, serving American cuisine with sweeping skyline views. * **Broadway Lounge:** Features American cuisine, floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Times Square, and an imported pizza oven. * **Perch Outdoor Terraces:** A rooftop bar offering American cuisine and exciting views (closed for the season). * **Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant:** Provides a New York-inspired menu and an intimate dining experience with American cuisine. * **In-Room Dining:** Available for guests. For dining beyond the hotel, there are numerous options within a short distance: * **Coffee House:** Starbucks® (0.1 miles) * **American:** R Lounge at Two Times Square (0.1 miles), Planet Hollywood (0.2 miles), Balthazar (3.3 miles) * **Deli/American:** Junior’s (0.1 miles) * **Italian:** Bond 45 (0.1 miles), Becco (0.3 miles) * **French:** Boucherie Union Square (0.1 miles) * **Pizza:** Joe's Pizza (0.1 miles), John's Pizzeria (0.2 miles) * **Steakhouse:** Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steak House (0.3 miles), BLT Steak (1.3 miles)

Answer 236

A: The View Restaurant, Bar & Lounge: "Reservations open 90 days in advance at 12:00 PM (noon)." "Because this is Manhattan's only revolving rooftop restaurant, demand is very high. ... it is recommended to book several weeks to a month or more in advance, ideally right when the 90-day booking window opens." Broadway Lounge: "Typically open 30 to 90 days in advance on OpenTable or the hotel’s website." "For peak pre-theater hours (5:00 PM–6:30 PM) or weekend evenings, reservations are strongly recommended 1 to 3 weeks in advance ... During off-peak hours or late nights, same-week reservations or walk-ins are often accommodated." Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant: "Revel & Rye is much more casual and primarily walk-in friendly ... booking a few days in advance (or even same-day) is usually sufficient unless visiting during major holiday weekends." The Perch Outdoor Terraces: "The Perch does not take reservations. Seating is strictly on a first-come, first-served basis (weather permitting)." Holidays & Special Events: "For holiday buffets or Times Square New Year's Eve viewings, reservations and ticketed packages typically go on sale months in advance (often in late summer or early fall) and require booking as early as possible before they sell out.

Answer 237

A: There are five food and beverage outlets at the New York Marriott Marquis: The View Restaurant, Bar & Lounge; Revel & Rye Bar & Restaurant; Broadway Lounge; The Perch Outdoor Terrace; and In-Room Dining.

Answer 238

A: There are three lounges/bars at the New York Marriott Marquis: The View Restaurant, Bar & Lounge; Revel & Rye Bar & Restaurant; and Broadway Lounge.

Answer 239

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers a breakfast buffet and a la carte breakfast from Revel & Rye, located on the hotel's 8th floor. In addition, the hotel offers In-Room Dining breakfast which can be ordered directly to your room.

Answer 240

A: Yes, a hot breakfast is available at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 241

A: Breakfast is available at the on-site restaurant, Revel & Rye, at the New York Marriott Marquis. Depending on your Marriott Bonvoy status (Platinum, Titanium, Ambassador) you may be eligible for complimentary breakfast as part of your stay. A la carte breakfast is offered from 6:30 AM to 11:00 AM and our American Breakfast Buffet is offered from 6:30am to 11:30am.

Answer 242

A: Breakfast is available onsite at Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant for a fee. Access to the M Club Lounge, which includes a breakfast buffet, is complimentary for Marriott Bonvoy Platinum, Titanium, and Ambassador Elite members (plus one guest), or when booking an Executive Suite. Non-members can also purchase daily access to the M Club.

Answer 243

A: No, the bar at New York Marriott Marquis is not open for breakfast. The bar hours start at 11:30 am and run until 1:00 am.

Answer 244

A: Yes, the bars at the New York Marriott Marquis are open for dinner. Revel & Rye Bar opens at 11:30AM-1:00AM. The View Bar and Lounge in open from 4PM-1AM.

Answer 245

A: Yes, the bar at Revel & Rye Bar & Restaurant in the New York Marriott Marquis is open for lunch from 11:30 AM to 1:00 AM.

Answer 246

A: No, the free breakfast at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York is only available to guests in certain room types, including Executive Suites and special room packages.

Answer 247

A: The breakfast at New York Marriott Marquis is served in the hotel's restaurant, Revel & Rye, which offers both A La Carte and buffet breakfast options.

Answer 248

A: Yes, the complimentary breakfast at the New York Marriott Marquis is buffet-style.

Answer 249

A: Yes, the on-site restaurants at the New York Marriott Marquis are open to non-hotel guests. They offer distinct dining experiences with various options such as The View Restaurant, Bar & Lounge, Revel & Rye Bar & Restaurant, Broadway Lounge, and The Perch Outdoor Terrace, all located in the heart of Times Square and welcoming visitors beyond hotel guests.

Answer 250

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis features several bars and lounges: * **Broadway Lounge:** Offers classic cocktails and is a vibrant spot for drinks. * **Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant:** Provides an intimate dining experience with cocktails and an extensive American whiskey list. * **Perch Outdoor Terraces:** A rooftop bar with sweeping views of Times Square (closed for the season). * **The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge:** Features a 48th-floor lounge serving cocktails and shareable plates. * **M Club Lounge:** An exclusive lounge offering an elevated food and beverage experience, including complimentary snacks and coffee.

Answer 251

A: On the ground level there is a Starbucks and on the 8th floor lobby there is coffee offered at the hotel gift shop.

Answer 252

A: Yes, there is a gift shop market available at New York Marriott Marquis called Travel Trader's located on the 8th floor lobby.

Answer 253

A: No, there is no minimum order for room service at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 254

A: the hotel does not offer a dedicated, ticketed daily tasting "tour" or classroom experience. Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant (8th Floor): Whiskey: the bar focuses heavily on American whiskey and rye, featuring an extensive, curated collection of bourbons, ryes, and single malts; guests can sample pours side-by-side or ask bartenders for personalized recommendations and pours. Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant (8th Floor): Wine: the venue offers an extensive list of wines by the glass (over 20 varieties) and bottle selections suited for self-guided tasting. The New York Marriott Marquis is the longtime venue for WhiskyFest New York (Whisky Advocate), held annually in the fall (typically October/November) with grand tasting sessions featuring over 100 whiskies and guided seminars. The New York Wine Experience (Wine Spectator) is a flagship annual multi-day event held at the Marriott Marquis every October, featuring Critics' Choice Grand Tastings (hundreds of 90+ point wines), daytime seated seminars led by top winemakers, and curated luncheons.

Answer 255

A: Yes, there is a $9.00 Delivery Fee included, which is not a gratuity and all of which is retained in full by the hotel for administrative and other costs. The Delivery Fee is not a gratuity or tip for services provided by service employees or food service workers, and no part of the delivery fee is distributed to service employees or food service workers as a gratuity or tip. All prices are subject to applicable taxes, currently 8.875%

Answer 256

A: Because the New York Marriott Marquis is situated in the heart of Times Square and the Broadway Theater District, its dining traffic is heavily dictated by hotel guest patterns and Broadway showtimes. The Pre-Theater Dinner Rush: 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM — most Broadway evening performances begin at 7:00 PM or 8:00 PM, so hotel guests and theatergoers flock to the 8th-floor restaurants (Broadway Lounge, Revel & Rye) and The View for pre-show dinners and drinks. Breakfast Peak: 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM — the breakfast buffet and à la carte service at Revel & Rye face their heaviest influx between 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM as tourists, conference attendees, and business travelers prepare for their day. Matinee Lunch Rush: 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM (Wednesdays, Saturdays & Sundays) — Broadway hosts matinee performances (usually starting at 2:00 PM) on Wed, Sat, and Sun, causing lunch surges at Revel & Rye and Sunday brunch at The View. Post-Theater Drinks & Bites: 10:00 PM – 11:30 PM — once Broadway curtains come down around 9:30 PM to 10:15 PM, patrons return for cocktails, desserts, and late-night snacks at Broadway Lounge and Revel & Rye. Reserve Early: advance reservations are essential for The View and Broadway Lounge, particularly for 5:00 PM–7:00 PM; Quietest windows: 2:00 PM–4:30 PM or 8:00 PM–9:30 PM; arriving before 7:45 AM avoids the breakfast crowd.

Answer 257

A: Room service at the New York Marriott Marquis is available from 6:00 AM to 11:00 AM and then again from 4:00 PM to 12:00 AM.

Answer 258

A: The on-site bars at New York Marriott Marquis have the following hours: * **Broadway Lounge**: Open daily from 5:00 PM to 12:00 AM. * **Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant**: Open daily from 6:30 AM to 1:00 AM. * **Perch Outdoor Terraces**: Open daily from 5:00 PM to 12:00 AM, but is currently closed for the season. * **The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge**: Open Monday-Saturday from 4:00 PM to 12:00 AM, and Sunday from 10:30 AM to 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM to 12:00 AM.

Answer 259

A: Here are the operating hours for the hotel dining venues at New York Marriott Marquis: * **The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge:** * Monday-Saturday: 4:00 PM-12:00 AM * Sunday: 10:30 AM-2:00 PM, 4:00 PM-12:00 AM * **Broadway Lounge:** * Everyday: 5:00 PM-12:00 AM * **Perch Outdoor Terraces:** * Everyday: 5:00 PM-12:00 AM (Please note, The Perch is currently closed for the season.) * **Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant:** * Everyday: 6:30 AM-1:00 AM

Answer 260

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers four distinctive onsite dining experiences, each showcasing a unique taste of Times Square. 1. The View Restaurant & Lounge New York City's only revolving restaurant and lounge, The View offers breathtaking skyline views from both the 48th Floor Lounge and the 47th Floor Restaurant. Sip handcrafted cocktails and enjoy shareable plates in the lounge, or experience classic American supper club dining accompanied by live piano music in the restaurant. The View Bar & Lounge (48th Floor) Daily | 4:00 PM–12:00 AM The View Restaurant (47th Floor) Sunday Brunch | 10:30 AM–2:00 PM Daily Dinner | 5:00 PM–12:00 AM 2. Broadway Lounge Overlooking the bright lights of Times Square, Broadway Lounge offers a quintessential New York City dining experience featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, an imported brick pizza oven, handcrafted cocktails, and an energetic atmosphere. 3. The Perch Outdoor Terrace An extension of Broadway Lounge, The Perch Outdoor Terrace offers open-air seating with direct views of Times Square and the iconic New Year's Eve Ball Drop—an unforgettable setting for cocktails and dining above the city. Open weather permitting. Broadway Lounge & The Perch Outdoor Terrace (8th Floor) Daily | 5:00 PM–12:00 AM 4. Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant Revel & Rye serves a New York-inspired menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a modern, sophisticated setting. The atrium also features one of Times Square's largest indoor TV screens, making it the perfect place to enjoy a meal while watching your favorite sporting events. Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant Daily | 6:30 AM–1:00 AM

Answer 261

A: General Price Category for Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant: $$ – $$$ (approx. $30–$65 per person). Breakfast Buffet: ~$47 per adult, $24 for children under 12. À la Carte Breakfast: ~$15–$25. Lunch & Dinner entrées/burgers: ~$25–$35+. Cocktails & wine: ~$18–$25+ per glass. General Price Category for Broadway Lounge & Perch Outdoor Terraces: $$ – $$$ (approx. $35–$70 per person). Specialty pizzas: ~$25–$27. Burgers & sandwiches: ~$26–$29. Kids' menu: ~$15 per item. Desserts: ~$14–$18 (shareable desserts up to ~$35). Cocktails/drinks: ~$20–$25+. General Price Category for The View Restaurant, Bar & Lounge: $$$$ (approx. $90–$140+ per person for dinner). 48th-floor lounge cocktails: ~$22–$28+. 47th-floor dinner entrées: ~$45–$80+; total dinner checks typically $90–$130+ per person (multi-course packages ~$135–$140). Sunday brunch: ~$60–$80+ per person. In-Room Dining: General Price Category $$ – $$$; mains/sandwiches approx. $25–$35, plus administrative delivery fee (typically $9.00), NYC sales tax (8.875%), and gratuity. Note: Prices do not include New York City sales tax of 8.875% or service gratuities.

Answer 262

A: The breakfast buffet cost at New York Marriott Marquis is priced at $47++ for adults, $24++ for kids under 12. Under 5 is free.

Answer 263

A: The complimentary breakfast at the New York Marriott Marquis features a wide variety of hot and cold breakfast favorites. Guests can enjoy assorted bagels and pastries, sliced lox, tuna salad, egg salad, seasonal fruit, yogurt parfaits, scrambled eggs, breakfast potato hash, ham, turkey, smoked salmon, bacon, pork sausage, chicken apple sausage, vegan Italian sausage and more! Beverage offerings include coffee, decaffeinated coffee, herbal teas, orange juice, cranberry juice, and grapefruit juice.

Answer 264

A: The hotel restaurants at New York Marriott Marquis primarily serve American cuisine. Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant offers a New York-inspired menu, and Broadway Lounge is described as a quintessential NYC restaurant.

Answer 265

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers four distinctive on-site dining experiences, each showcasing a unique culinary perspective in the heart of Times Square. Revel & Rye Bar & Restaurant, located on the hotel's 8th floor, serves an American, New York-inspired menu featuring breakfast, lunch, and dinner, complemented by handcrafted cocktails, local beers, and an extensive beverage selection. Also located on the 8th floor, Broadway Lounge offers seasonal American cuisine, Neapolitan-style pizza, handcrafted cocktails, and front-row views of Times Square. Extending from the lounge is The Perch Outdoor Terrace, an open-air rooftop space offering the same food and beverage menu in a unique outdoor setting overlooking the city. For an elevated dining experience, The View Restaurant & Lounge, located on the hotel's 47th and 48th floors, is New York City's only revolving restaurant and lounge. Guests can enjoy handcrafted cocktails and shareable plates in the 48th Floor Lounge while taking in panoramic skyline views, or dine in the 47th Floor Restaurant, which features classic American supper club cuisine accompanied by live piano music.

Answer 266

A: The bars at the New York Marriott Marquis feature classic cocktails, handcrafted cocktails, an extensive American whiskey list, and over 20 wines by the glass.

Answer 267

A: Room service at the New York Marriott Marquis offers fresh, locally sourced meals with eco-friendly utensils and containers. The menu includes a variety of options such as breakfast items, lunch, and dinner selections.

Answer 268

A: If you are a Marriott Bonvoy Member of Platinum status and above, the New York Marriott Marquis offers a free breakfast buffet at Revel & Rye from 6:30am to 11:30am.

Answer 269

A: The following restaurants at New York Marriott Marquis offer direct views of the skyline or surrounding landscape: * **The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge:** Offers skyline views from the 48th-floor Lounge and 47th-floor Restaurant, with sweeping NYC skyline views. * **Broadway Lounge:** Features floor-to-ceiling windows with views of Times Square. * **Perch Outdoor Terraces:** A rooftop bar nestled eight floors above Times Square, offering exciting views of New York City.

Answer 270

A: The View Restaurant, Bar & Lounge; the restaurant most frequently reserved for anniversaries and special occasions. NYC’s only revolving restaurant located on the 47th and 48th floors, completing a full 360-degree rotation every hour and providing sweeping panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline and the Hudson River. Romantic atmosphere with classic American supper-club dining, nightly live piano music, and ambient evening lighting high above Times Square, creating an intimate and upscale setting favored for milestone dinners, proposals, and anniversaries. Distinct from on-site venues like the Broadway Lounge and Revel & Rye, which are popular for pre-theatre meals and casual bites on the 8th floor; The View is the designated fine-dining, celebration-focused venue. Advanced reservations are strongly recommended for dinner service, particularly on weekends and around theatrical performance times.

Answer 271

A: Yes, elliptical machines are available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 272

A: No, fitness classes are not offered at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 273

A: No, personal trainers are not available at the fitness center in New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 274

A: Yes, there are free weights at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 275

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis fitness center on the 23rd floor features state-of-the-art equipment, which includes weight machines as part of its fully reimagined 4,000 sq. ft. fitness destination.

Answer 276

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis fitness center offers state-of-the-art equipment, which includes cardiovascular machines, as part of its fully reimagined 4,000 sq. ft. fitness destination on the 23rd floor.

Answer 277

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York offers exercise bikes.

Answer 278

A: The fitness center at New York Marriott Marquis offers complimentary filtered water and towels.

Answer 279

A: Yes, the gym at the New York Marriott Marquis has treadmills.

Answer 280

A: Yes, experience Times Square’s largest hotel fitness center, a fully reimagined 4,000 sq. ft. fitness destination located on the 23rd floor. Open 24/7 with guest key card access, the space pairs iconic views of Times Square with state-of-the-art equipment (Hammer Strength, Life Fitness and Peloton)—designed to help you maintain your routine without compromise.

Answer 281

A: The fitness equipment at New York Marriott Marquis was most recently replaced in 2026.

Answer 282

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis features a fully reimagined 4,000 sq. ft. fitness center on the 23rd floor, equipped with state-of-the-art equipment (Hammer Strength, Life Fitness and Peloton) designed to support maintaining your fitness routine without compromise.

Answer 283

A: Yes, the fitness center at New York Marriott Marquis is accessible to all guests.

Answer 284

A: Yes, it is extensive. Experience Times Square’s largest hotel fitness center, a fully reimagined 4,000 sq. ft. fitness destination located on the 23rd floor. Open 24/7 with guest key card access, the space pairs iconic views of Times Square with state-of-the-art equipment (Hammer Strength, Life Fitness and Peloton)—designed to help you maintain your routine without compromise.

Answer 285

A: Yes, the fitness center at New York Marriott Marquis is located on the 23rd floor and is accessible 24/7 with guest key card access, allowing guests to maintain their routine conveniently during their stay.

Answer 286

A: No, as a registered guest of the hotel there is no cost to use the fitness center at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 287

A: Yes, there is strength training equipment at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 288

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Answer 289

A: The Fitness Center at the New York Marriott Marquis has a full lineup of brand-new Life Fitness, Hammer Strength and Peloton equipment to give you a best-in-class experience.

Answer 290

A: The fitness center at the New York Marriott Marquis is called the Marquis Fitness Center and is located on the 23rd Floor.

Answer 291

A: The fitness center at New York Marriott Marquis is located on the 23rd floor. It is a fully reimagined 4,000 sq. ft. fitness destination that is open 24/7 with guest key card access.

Answer 292

A: No, the New York Marriott Marquis does not have an on-site golf course.

Answer 293

A: Yes, accessible vanities are available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 294

A: Yes, all guestrooms at the New York Marriott Marquis are non-smoking. Smoking is only allowed in a designated outdoor area 25 feet from the front entrance, and smoking inside guest rooms or the hotel is prohibited. A $350 recovery fee per incident will be charged for smoking in a guest room.

Answer 295

A: Yes, bathtub grab bars are available at the New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York

Answer 296

A: Yes, rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis provide blackout curtains to block out light.

Answer 297

A: The hotel offers Toll-free local calls.

Answer 298

A: Yes, connecting rooms are available at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 299

A: Yes, extra blankets and pillows are available in the rooms at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 300

A: Yes, hearing accessible rooms and/or kits are available at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 301

A: Yes, lowered deadbolts are available in accessible guest rooms.

Answer 302

A: Yes, lowered electrical outlets are available in the hotel's ADA rooms to enhance guest accessibility and safety.

Answer 303

A: Yes, lowered view ports are available in accessible guest rooms.

Answer 304

A: Yes, mobility accessible rooms and/or kits are available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 305

A: No, smoking rooms are not available at the New York Marriott Marquis. Smoking is not allowed inside the hotel or in guest rooms. There is a designated smoking area outside, 25 feet from the front entrance. A $350 recovery fee per incident will be charged for smoking in a guest room.

Answer 306

A: Yes, there is The Perch at Broadway Lounge at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 307

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis has elevators. The iconic glass elevators at the New York Marriott Marquis are a defining feature of the hotel, transporting guests through its soaring 45-story atrium and creating an unforgettable arrival experience. More than just transportation, the elevators have become a symbol of the hotel's grand scale, energy, and unmistakable Times Square identity.

Answer 308

A: Yes, security cameras are in public areas at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 309

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers a gift shop called Travel Traders located on the 8th floor. The hotel also has FedEx Business Center services on the 7th floor providing photocopies, printing, fax, and computer workstations with high-speed internet.

Answer 310

A: Yes, there are visual alarms in the guest rooms and suites at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 311

A: Yes, transfer showers are available upon request.

Answer 312

A: Yes, vending machines are available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 313

A: No, there are no video games available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 314

A: Yes, view ports are available in guest room and suite doors at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York to enhance guest security.

Answer 315

A: Yes, visual alarms are available in public areas at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 316

A: Guests cannot rent a car directly from a rental desk at the New York Marriott Marquis. Instead, they are provided with contact numbers for various vehicle rental providers such as Enterprise, Hertz, Avis, Budget, and National to arrange rentals.

Answer 317

A: Yes, you can connect multiple devices to the free internet at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 318

A: No, you cannot make a reservation without a credit card at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 319

A: Yes, you can pay with a credit card at New York Marriott Marquis. The hotel accepts Visa, American Express, Optima, MasterCard, Discover, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, and JCB.

Answer 320

A: Yes, you can request early check-in or late check-out at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 321

A: Yes, JCB credit cards are accepted at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 322

A: Yes, Mastercard is accepted at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 323

A: The New York Marriott Marquis accepts Visa, American Express, Optima, MasterCard, Discover, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, and JCB credit cards. UnionPay is not listed among the accepted credit cards.

Answer 324

A: Yes, Visa is accepted at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 325

A: No, rooms at New York Marriott Marquis do not have a balcony or patio.

Answer 326

A: Children under 5 stay free with a paid adult ticket at the New York Marriott Marquis for events such as the Mother's Day Brunch, Easter Brunch, and New Year's Eve Family Celebration. For other age groups, children typically have a reduced ticket price, but only those under 5 are free when accompanied by a paying adult.

Answer 327

A: Yes, the guest rooms and suites at New York Marriott Marquis have audible alarms.

Answer 328

A: Yes, guest rooms at New York Marriott Marquis include a seating area with a sofa or chair.

Answer 329

A: Yes, guests need their key card to access their sleeping room floor.

Answer 330

A: Yes, you need to log in or use a special code to access the free internet at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 331

A: Yes, the public hallways at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York have audible alarms.

Answer 332

A: All accessible rooms in the New York Marriott Marquis are ADA compliant.

Answer 333

A: The guest room and suite doors at New York Marriott Marquis do have self-closing mechanisms.

Answer 334

A: The room windows at New York Marriott Marquis do not open for guest comfort or ventilation.

Answer 335

A: No, resort or day passes are not available to allow access to the amenities at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 336

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York accepts credit card authorization forms.

Answer 337

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York charges a resort fee for guests.

Answer 338

A: No, a BBQ or picnic area is not available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 339

A: Yes, there is a bookstore available within walking distance of New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 340

A: No, there is not a game room at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 341

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis has a gift shop called Travel Traders Gift Shop located on Level 8, where bottled water and postage stamps are available for purchase.

Answer 342

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis has a reservation link for booking guest rooms, restaurant reservations, and the hotel's signature events: www.marriott.com/nycmq

Answer 343

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis participates in the Marriott Bonvoy rewards program. Guests can join Marriott Bonvoy for free by enrolling, using the link below: bit.ly/marriottbonvoymarquis

Answer 344

A: No, a shoe shine stand is not available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 345

A: No, New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York does not have a walk‑in policy for accommodations.

Answer 346

A: Yes, there are alarm clock telephone ringers at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 347

A: Yes, there is an accessible registration desk at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 348

A: Yes, there is a wheelchair accessible route to the registration desk at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 349

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis is committed to sustainability through several on-property initiatives. Our 8th-floor Urban Garden provides fresh herbs and produce for use by our culinary team. To help reduce single-use plastic waste, filtered water stations are available on every guest room floor, and each guest room is equipped with a dedicated recycling bin to encourage responsible waste disposal.

Answer 350

A: Yes, there are deadbolts on guest room and suite doors at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 351

A: No, the New York Marriott Marquis does not measure water usage per room night.

Answer 352

A: Yes, a toilet seat at wheelchair height for disabled guests is offered at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 353

A: No, New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York does not offer babysitting services.

Answer 354

A: No the New York Marriott Marquis does not offer complimentary coffee in the lobby.

Answer 355

A: No, complimentary long distance calls are not available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 356

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis offers digital check-in through the Marriott Bonvoy app, allowing guests who booked directly to use mobile checkout.

Answer 357

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis offers event planning services. They assist with all event needs including meeting rooms, menu selections, and audiovisual equipment. You can contact the Sales Staff at extension 8840 for assistance.

Answer 358

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis has in-room Wi-Fi available to hotel guests. Marriott Bonvoy members receive complimentary in-room Internet access when they book direct. Sign up for Marriott Bonvoy for free as you complete your New York Marriott Marquis booking.

Answer 359

A: Yes, lever handles on guest room doors are offered at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 360

A: Yes, lowered night guards on guest room doors are offered at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 361

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis has a designated smoking area located outside, 25 feet from the front entrance of the hotel. Smoking is not permitted in the hotel anywhere, including guest rooms. Failure to comply with this policy will result in a financial penalty.

Answer 362

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York offers porter or bellman services for guest luggage assistance.

Answer 363

A: No. The New York Marriott Marquis does not offer guest room or suite access through exterior corridors. All guest rooms and suites are accessed via interior, climate-controlled hallways within the hotel, providing guests with a secure and comfortable environment.

Answer 364

A: Yes, safety chains or latches on guest doors are offered at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 365

A: Yes, secondary locks

Answer 366

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York participates in green programs.

Answer 367

A: Yes, electronic room keys are provided for guests at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 368

A: Yes, meeting space is provided at a cost for guests at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 369

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis provides transportation arrangements including valet parking available 24 hours daily in the Ground Level Garage. The hotel is conveniently located near multiple MTA subway stations, with the closest one just one block away at 47th and Broadway (serving N, W, R lines) and another major station three blocks away at 42nd and 7th Avenue. Subway maps are available at the Concierge Desk on the 8th floor. Guests can also press "At Your Service" for assistance with other public transportation options or visit the Concierge. Additionally, the hotel provides contact information for several vehicle rental providers for guests who wish to rent a car.

Answer 370

A: Yes, the fitness center at New York Marriott Marquis requires a guest key card for access.

Answer 371

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis has guest evacuation plans in case of an emergency.

Answer 372

A: Yes, a roll-in shower is available at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 373

A: Yes—New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York has received an official cleanliness or sanitation certification.

Answer 374

A: To modify or cancel your reservation at New York Marriott Marquis, use the link provided in the email confirmation you received when you booked your reservation. Clicking that link will allow you to make changes or cancel your existing reservation. Or you can call the hotel directly.

Answer 375

A: You can contact the New York Marriott Marquis directly by calling +1 212-398-1900.

Answer 376

A: The number of floors at the New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York, is 49.

Answer 377

A: The number of rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York is 1,971.

Answer 378

A: The number of suites at the New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York, is 57.

Answer 379

A: Housekeeping at the New York Marriott Marquis is provided daily.

Answer 380

A: No, a check-in kiosk is not available at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 381

A: Yes, a credit card is required to secure the rate at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 382

A: Yes, a safe deposit box is available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 383

A: No a voltage converter is available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 384

A: Yes, an adjustable-height hand-held shower wand is available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 385

A: Yes, an electrical adapter is available at New York Marriott Marquis gift shop

Answer 386

A: Yes, contactless payment is available during check‑in and check‑out at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 387

A: Yes, Diners Club is accepted at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 388

A: Yes, direct billing is available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 389

A: Yes, Discover Card is accepted at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 390

A: Yes, express check-in is available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 391

A: Yes, express check-out is available at New York Marriott Marquis. On the day of checkout, your folio will be delivered to your room by 5am. If you booked directly with the hotel, you can use mobile checkout through the Marriott Bonvoy app. Additionally, you may check out by using the TV remote menu or by calling extension 6200 and leaving your name and room number. Assistance is also available by calling At Your Service.

Answer 392

A: No, grocery shopping service is not available at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 393

A: Yes, group pricing is available online at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 394

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York is certified by a globally recognized sustainable certification program.

Answer 395

A: No, New York Marriott Marquis is not described as a resort property.

Answer 396

A: New York Marriott Marquis is located in the Northern Hemisphere.

Answer 397

A: Smoking is not allowed inside the New York Marriott Marquis hotel or in guest rooms. There is a designated smoking area outside, 25 feet from the front entrance. A $350 recovery fee per incident will be charged for smoking in a guest room.

Answer 398

A: No, the free internet access at the New York Marriott Marquis is not secure for online banking or transactions.

Answer 399

A: The free internet at New York Marriott Marquis is available 24/7 within our hotel lobby. Free internet is available hotel wide if you are a Marriott Bonvoy Member.

Answer 400

A: Yes, the free Wi-Fi at the New York Marriott Marquis is fast and suitable, allowing for activities such as video streaming and work.

Answer 401

A: Yes, the front desk is open 24 hours at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 402

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is a new build; it opened in 1985.

Answer 403

A: Yes, 24-hour security staff is on-site at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 404

A: Yes, there is a gift shop called Travel Traders Gift Shop located on Level 8 where bottled water and other convenience items can be purchased.

Answer 405

A: Yes, there is a florist available nearby at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 406

A: No, a hairdresser is not available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 407

A: daytime only no turndown service a nightly refresh service is available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 408

A: Yes, there is an accessible main entrance to New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 409

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis provides accessible routes for guests to and from the hotel main entrance, guest rooms, meeting space, business center, fitness center, restaurants and the Marquis Theater.

Answer 410

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis has ice machines on each floor located near the elevator landing. Additionally, all guest floors feature new filtered water stations, next to the ice machine.

Answer 411

A: Yes, there is public transportation near New York Marriott Marquis. The nearest MTA subway station is just 1 block from the hotel at 47th and Broadway, serving the N, W, and R lines. Additionally, another station with all major lines is located 3 blocks away at the corner of 42nd and 7th Avenue. Subway maps are available at the Concierge Desk on the 8th floor.

Answer 412

A: Yes, wake‑up call service is available at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 413

A: At New York Marriott Marquis, the following amenities are complimentary: - Filtered water stations on all guest floors near elevators, and a complimentary water station in the 8th Floor Reception area. - Access to the fitness center on the 23rd floor, open 24/7 with guest key card access. - Use of the Concierge desk on the 8th floor for assistance with reservations, tickets, transportation, and local information. - Access to the M Club Lounge on the 8th floor for Platinum, Titanium, and Ambassador Elite Bonvoy Members, which includes all-day snacks and drinks, complimentary daily hot breakfast, and evening hors d’oeuvres. Daily access can also be purchased. - Use of the Business Center on the 7th floor with services such as photocopies, printing, fax, and computer workstations with high-speed internet. - Access to ice machines located next to rooms ending in 61 on floors 10 through 45. - Use of the airline boarding pass kiosk on the 7th floor. - Valet parking in the Ground Level Garage (availability noted but not explicitly stated as complimentary). - Express checkout options including mobile checkout via the Marriott Bonvoy app. - Message and voicemail services on guest phones. Other services such as laundry, postage stamps, and currency exchange may be available but are not listed as complimentary.

Answer 414

A: The New York Marriott Marquis prioritizes guest safety and security through a comprehensive range of measures. These include electronic key/card/mobile key access for guest rooms and keycard-restricted elevators, which feature entry logs and audit trails. The property maintains 24/7 security patrols and on-site personnel, supported by CCTV surveillance covering public areas, entrances, exits, and hallways. At check-in, guests are required to undergo ID and credit-card verification, where a government-issued photo ID and physical credit card may be requested. During designated entry points or heightened security periods, the hotel may implement bag checks and screening, including the use of metal detectors. For events, specific security measures such as credentialing, hotel-issued wristbands, lockdowns, and access controls are utilized. Within the rooms, guests have access to electronic safes, while front-desk safe deposit boxes are also available. In-room physical safety features include secondary door locks, deadbolts, chains, latches, and secondary window locks. Room fire safety is ensured through smoke alarms and sprinkler systems, which include hearing-accessible alarms and posted emergency evacuation plans. Access to lounges is controlled via room name and card verification, with guest limits per key. The hotel provides a 24-hour front desk, concierge, and lobby security desk. Guests can access official information, including the hotel phone number, address, website, and contact details for the Marriott Office of Consumer Affairs, and are instructed to contact hotel security directly for assistance. The property coordinates with local authorities and private security, including the NYPD, Midtown South Precinct, and counterterrorism units. Staff are trained to respond to disturbances, emergencies, or access issues and are prepared to coordinate with emergency services, including instructing guests to call 911 for emergencies. Please note that the property is located in Times Square, which is a well-patrolled area. While there have been reported safety concerns, such as unusual late-night visits from strangers and sex trafficking warnings posted on guest room doors, the hotel does not publicly disclose full security procedures, such as specific surveillance protocols or emergency response plans. Regarding property policies, the New York Marriott Marquis is a smoke-free property; smoking in guest rooms incurs a $350 recovery fee. No pets are allowed, and a $300 security deposit, payable via Visa, may be required.

Answer 415

A: We do not have extra person charge at the hotel.

Answer 416

A: At the New York Marriott Marquis, we prioritize your well-being through comprehensive health and safety measures. Our protocols include enhanced cleaning and disinfection of guest rooms and public areas using hospital- or EPA-grade disinfectants, with increased frequency for high-touch and high-traffic zones. We utilize advanced cleaning technologies, such as electrostatic sprayers, UV light, and disinfecting wipe stations, and ensure rooms are sealed after cleaning. We have established partnerships with professional hygiene solution providers like Ecolab and Diversey. Hand sanitizer stations are conveniently located throughout the property, including public areas, guest rooms, and meeting spaces. We offer modified housekeeping options, such as reduced daily cleaning and flexible towel and linen servicing. For a seamless experience, we provide contactless services and mobile capabilities via the Marriott Bonvoy app, including mobile check-in, check-out, key access, and service requests. Our commitment extends to food and beverage safety, social distancing measures, and face-covering requirements for unvaccinated guests. Additionally, we provide filtered water stations and ice machines on guest floors, maintain a smoke-free environment with a smoking recovery fee policy, and utilize linenless tables in our event spaces.

Answer 417

A: For lost and found items at New York Marriott Marquis, guests are instructed to connect with the hotel's Loss Prevention team.

Answer 418

A: At the New York Marriott Marquis, the cancellation policy depends directly on the specific rate type, room category, and dates booked. Standard Flexible / Best Available Rates: Cancellation Deadline: Typically allows free cancellation up to 48 to 72 hours prior to check-in (usually by 11:59 PM local hotel time, 2 to 3 days before arrival). Late Cancellation / No-Show Fee: If you cancel after this window or do not show up, you are charged a penalty equal to one night’s room rate plus applicable taxes and fees. Prepaid / Advance Purchase Rates: Terms: Non-refundable and non-modifiable. Penalty: Cancellation at any time results in forfeiture of the entire prepayment or deposit. Special Events & Peak Dates (e.g., New Year's Eve / Times Square View): May require a mandatory, non-refundable deposit upon booking. Cancellations may need to be made 14 to 30 days prior to arrival (or may be completely non-refundable), with late cancellations forfeiting the full cost of the entire stay. Marriott Bonvoy® Award Redemptions: Award stays generally follow the standard flexible cancellation window (typically 48–72 hours prior to arrival). Canceling before the deadline will return your points/certificates immediately; canceling after the deadline can result in forfeiture of points or a standard cash penalty fee. How to Confirm the Exact Policy for Your Stay: Before booking: Click on "Rate Details" or "Cancellation Policy" on Marriott's website/app next to your selected room rate. After booking: Check the "Rate Details & Cancellation Policy" section in your confirmation email, or open the reservation in your Marriott Bonvoy app under Trips.

Answer 419

A: There is no deposit required unless you selected an advanced purchase reservation.

Answer 420

A: The early departure charge at the New York Marriott Marquis is one full night of room and tax.

Answer 421

A: The guest services phone number at New York Marriott Marquis is 212-398-1900.

Answer 422

A: 40.7586° N

Answer 423

A: -73.9866° (73.9866° West)

Answer 424

A: The main phone area code at New York Marriott Marquis is 212.

Answer 425

A: The maximum guest room occupancy at the New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York, is 4.

Answer 426

A: The minimum age required for check-in at the New York Marriott Marquis is 21 years old.

Answer 427

A: The incidental charges at New York Marriott Marquis are $100.00 per day.

Answer 428

A: Procedures for after-hours check-in at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York include: Use Marriott Bonvoy app/online/mobile check-in and digital room key (may still require ID/payment at desk), Notify/contact hotel in advance if arriving late (call front desk or after-hours number; reservation may be held) [+1 212-398-1900 referenced], and Present a government-issued photo ID at check-in.

Answer 429

A: 300 thread count

Answer 430

A: http://marriott.com/nycmq

Answer 431

A: The New York Marriott Marquis' standard WiFi bandwidth is 30 Mbps and the enhanced WiFi bandwidth is 90 Mbps.

Answer 432

A: Languages spoken by the staff at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York include: English, Spanish, French, Chinese (Mandarin), and Japanese.

Answer 433

A: The New York Marriott Marquis opened in 1985.

Answer 434

A: Check-in time at the New York Marriott Marquis is at 4:00 PM.

Answer 435

A: Check-out time at the New York Marriott Marquis is 11:00 AM.

Answer 436

A: The New York Marriott Marquis opened in 1985.

Answer 437

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers a wide range of amenities designed for both business and leisure travelers. Guests can enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi in public areas, a 4,000-square-foot, 24-hour fitness center featuring Life Fitness, Hammer Strength, and Peloton equipment, a Concierge Lounge (M Club) for eligible guests, mobile check-in and digital key, on-site valet parking, and a 24-hour business center with an attached FedEx Office. The hotel also features several dining venues, including The View Restaurant & Lounge, New York City's only revolving restaurant; Broadway Lounge & The Perch Outdoor Terrace, overlooking Times Square; and Revel & Rye Bar & Restaurant. Additional amenities include room service, concierge services, dry cleaning and laundry services, accessible accommodations, meeting and event spaces totaling more than 124,000 square feet, and direct access to the Broadway Theater District and Times Square.

Answer 438

A: Yes, snacks are available on-site at the New York Marriott Marquis. The M Club Lounge offers all-day snacks.

Answer 439

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers Family Connector Rooms, which include options like the Family Connector, Family Double Suite Connector, and Family King Suite Connector. These spacious accommodations are designed to accommodate families of all sizes, featuring multiple bedrooms, bathrooms, separate living areas, and amenities such as mini-fridges and coffee/tea makers.

Answer 440

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis can accommodate food allergies." "Clear Menu Labeling: the hotel’s primary dining outlets—such as the Broadway Lounge, Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant, and in-room dining (Fresh Bites)—frequently include allergen callouts on their menus (such as gluten, dairy, egg, soy, fish, and allium)." "Dietary Substitutions: Standard menus highlight gluten-free (GF), dairy-free (DF), vegetarian, and vegan options. Chefs are generally able to modify existing dishes (e.g., swapping breads, omitting sauces, or preparing items separately) to suit specific restrictions." "Events & Catering: For banquets, conferences, and private events, the culinary team can accommodate special dietary requests and prepare dedicated allergen-safe meals when notified in advance." "Notify in Advance: When reserving a table (via OpenTable or direct booking) or booking your room, add a note detailing your food allergies." "Inform Staff Upon Arrival: Always mention the allergy to your server, and if your allergy is severe, request to speak directly with the manager or chef to review ingredients and discuss cross-contamination precautions.

Answer 441

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers several spacious options suitable for a family of four or five. Our Family Connector rooms provide ample space with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a separate living area, a king bed, two double beds, and a sofa bed. The Family Double Suite Connector features two bedrooms with two double beds each and a sofa bed, while the Family King Suite Connector includes a king bed in one bedroom, two double beds in another, and a sofa bed. Additionally, our Deluxe Suite includes two double beds and a sofa bed.

Answer 442

A: No, a kids program is not offered at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 443

A: Yes, internally, the New York Marriott Marquis is one of the most stroller-friendly hotels in Manhattan. Step-Free Public Spaces: level or ramped entrances and step-free access throughout the main public areas, restaurants, and lounges. Large Elevators: features a large bank of high-speed, destination-dispatch elevators (as well as glass atrium elevators) that are spacious enough to easily roll standard or double strollers in and out. Spacious Common Areas: the 8th-floor atrium lobby, hallways, and dining areas are wide and open, reducing need to navigate tight corners. Generous Room Sizes: standard guest rooms are substantially larger than the NYC average (typically around 380–420 sq. ft.), providing plenty of floor space to park a stroller and set up a travel crib. Family Amenities: cribs and mini-fridges are available for rooms, and stroller rental companies frequently deliver directly to the bell desk. Times Square Crowds Outside: hotel interior is stroller-friendly but sidewalks on Broadway can be heavily congested; tip to exit through side doors onto 45th or 46th Street to avoid the thickest crowds. Peak Elevator Waits: elevators can become very crowded during major check-ins, conferences, and Broadway curtain calls, so you may occasionally have to wait a couple of cycles for an elevator with enough floor space for a stroller. Subway Accessibility: the 42nd St–Times Square station complex is accessible via elevators, though finding the street elevator in the crowded plaza can be a slight detour; check MTA elevator status in advance.

Answer 444

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers easy access to a variety of family attractions. The hotel is located in the heart of Times Square, within walking distance of the Theater District, Times Square, and Rockefeller Center. Nearby attractions include: * Intrepid Air & Space Museum * American Museum of Natural History * Empire State Building * Statue of Liberty * Rockefeller Center (for holiday attractions like the Christmas tree and ice skating) * Bryant Park (for holiday markets and ice skating) * Broadway shows The hotel's location puts you moments away from iconic landmarks and activities suitable for families.

Answer 445

A: The New York Marriott Marquis does not have a swimming pool. Consequently, measures such as pool fencing, pool gates, or pool lifeguards are not applicable." "Standard rooms and suites are single-level units without interior residential stairs, so baby gates/stair gates are not standard hotel amenities." "Public access to interior stairs is restricted to emergency egress stairwells, which are enclosed behind heavy, self-closing fire doors complying with NYC fire and building safety codes." "All atrium-facing balconies and walkways feature high, heavy-duty safety railings designed to prevent accidental falls." "Guestroom windows are sealed (non-operable) to prevent fall hazards." "Unaccompanied minors are not permitted to register; guests must be accompanied by an adult/legal guardian to check in." "Children must be supervised by an adult at all times in public spaces, including the lobby, fitness center, elevator banks, and dining venues." "The hotel does not have a kids' club, playroom, or in-house babysitting staff; concierge staff can refer parents to licensed, bonded third-party childcare agencies in New York City upon request." "Complimentary cribs or pack ’n plays that comply with modern safety standards can be provided to guest rooms upon request (subject to availability)." "The hotel does not offer standard childproofing kits (such as outlet plugs or corner protectors), so parents with toddlers are advised to bring travel-friendly childproofing essentials.

Answer 446

A: It does not have formal youth clubs, drop-off teen lounges, or supervised activity programs for guests aged 13–17. The Marquis Theatre: an on-site Broadway theater inside the building allowing guests to attend live Broadway performances without leaving the hotel. Marquis Fitness Center: a 4,000-square-foot fitness center on the 23rd floor with Peloton bikes, treadmills, and free weights, accessible 24/7 with a room key (teens typically require adult supervision depending on hotel policies). The Glass Elevators & 37-story atrium: notable open-atrium architecture and exterior glass elevators that travel 45+ stories, popular with teens for visuals and photos. Dining with Times Square views including Broadway Lounge & Revel & Rye, and occasional curated packages such as the Broadway Bound Dining Package where guests can dine and meet a Broadway performer before a show. Family connector rooms and two-bedroom suites providing separate beds and space for teenagers while keeping families together. In-room tech and amenities: large flat-screen smart TVs capable of streaming, high-speed Wi‑Fi, and mini-fridges. Immediate proximity to teen-friendly attractions: walking access to Broadway theaters, flagship/pop-culture stores (M&M’s World, Hershey’s Chocolate World, the Disney Store, LINE Friends, Nintendo NYC), and interactive attractions within a 5-minute walk such as Madame Tussauds, Bowlmor Lanes, and Bryant Park (seasonal ice skating, outdoor movies, lawn games).

Answer 447

A: The guest rooms feature specialized soundproof, double-glazed (multi-pane) floor-to-ceiling exterior windows engineered with heavy acoustic glazing to dampen street noise. Rooms are fitted with dense, floor-to-ceiling blackout drapery that acts as an added acoustic barrier. Guest accommodations start well above street level (the hotel's lobby begins on the 8th floor, and rooms rise up to floor 45+), which substantially attenuates low- and mid-frequency street noise. Rooms are arranged along the perimeter surrounding a 48-story interior atrium. Renovations updated interior finishes, solid-core corridor doors, and insulated wall partitions between units designed with high Sound Transmission Class (STC) ratings to prevent sound bleed from neighboring rooms and interior hallways. Tip: booking a higher floor or requesting a non-connecting room away from the elevators provides the quietest experience.

Answer 448

A: No, there are no laundry service promotions or discounts at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 449

A: No, there are no self-service laundry facilities available on-site. However, the New York Marriott Marquis offers full-service laundry, including dry cleaning, with same-day return for items given to Bell Staff by 8:30am, Monday through Saturday.

Answer 450

A: Yes, full-service laundry including dry cleaning is available at New York Marriott Marquis. If you give your clothing to the Bell Staff by 8:30 am, it will be returned to your room by 6 pm the same day, Monday through Saturday. You can call At Your Service to coordinate this service.

Answer 451

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers on-site laundry services.

Answer 452

A: To arrange laundry service at New York Marriott Marquis you can give your articles of clothing to the Bell Staff by 8:30 am and get it back by 6pm same day.

Answer 453

A: Yes. Same-day dry cleaning is available at the New York Marriott Marquis. Simply drop off your garments with the Bell Stand team before 8:30 AM, and they will be returned by 6:00 PM that evening.

Answer 454

A: Yes. Same-day laundry service is available at the New York Marriott Marquis. Simply drop off your garments with the Bell Stand team before 8:30 AM, and they will be returned by 6:00 PM that evening.

Answer 455

A: Yes, there is a fee for laundry services at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 456

A: Full-service laundry, including dry cleaning, is available Monday through Saturday.

Answer 457

A: Yes. Valet dry cleaning is available at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 458

A: Laundry service is available Monday through Saturday. If clothing is given to the Bell Staff by 8:30am, it will be returned to your room by 6pm the same day. The schedule may vary on holidays.

Answer 459

A: The turnaround time for laundry service at New York Marriott Marquis is same-day service: clothing given to the Bell Staff by 8:30am will be returned to your room by 6pm, Monday through Saturday. The schedule may vary on holidays.

Answer 460

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers full-service laundry, including dry cleaning. If you give your clothing to the Bell Staff by 8:30 am, it will be returned to your room by 6 pm the same day, Monday through Saturday, with schedules possibly varying on holidays.

Answer 461

A: Yes, rideshares (like Uber and Lyft) are very easy to request around the New York Marriott Marquis; because Midtown Manhattan is densely populated with rideshare drivers, an app will usually match you with a driver within seconds at virtually any hour. However, traffic near the hotel is often severely congested (particularly during evening rush hour and Broadway show times), and apps can show nearby cars that still take 10–20 minutes to reach the pickup point. Broadway outside the hotel is closed to regular vehicular traffic, so pickups and drop-offs occur on side streets via the 45th Street or 46th Street entrances/driveway; ensure your pickup pin is set precisely to the hotel's side entrance. Walking a block or two (for example to 8th Avenue for westbound/uptown or 6th Avenue for downtown/east travel) can save 10–15 minutes. Consider using a Yellow Cab (which frequently wait near the hotel’s taxi stands or can be hailed along 8th or 6th Avenues) or the nearby Times Square–42nd Street subway during heavy traffic.

Answer 462

A: Yes, there are several breakfast spots near the New York Marriott Marquis. You can find Starbucks®, R Lounge at Two Times Square, Junior’s – Deli /American, and Bond 45 all within 0.1 miles of the hotel. Balthazar is also an option, located 3.3 miles away.

Answer 463

A: Yes, there are several casual and family-friendly restaurants located close to the New York Marriott Marquis: * **Starbucks®**: A coffee house offering beverages, pastries, and breakfast foods. * **R Lounge at Two Times Square**: An American grill with a casual dress code. * **Junior’s – Deli /American**: A deli famous for great food, fun, and cheesecake, with a casual dress code. * **Bond 45**: An Italian restaurant with a wide-ranging menu and a casual dress code. * **Joe's Pizza**: A no-frills counter service establishment serving New York-style pizza slices and pies. * **John's Pizzeria**: A famous pizzeria offering thin-crust pies in a Midtown space, with a casual dress code. * **Planet Hollywood**: A vibrant, movie-themed restaurant featuring classic American fare and a lively atmosphere. * **Becco**: An Italian restaurant with a casual dress code. * **BLT Steak**: A steakhouse with a casual dress code. * **Balthazar**: A bistro serving traditional French fare from breakfast through late-night supper, with a casual dress code.

Answer 464

A: Within 1 mile of the New York Marriott Marquis, you can find several family-oriented attractions, parks, and restaurants: **Parks:** * Bryant Park * Central Park **Restaurants:** * Starbucks® (0.1 Miles) * Junior’s – Deli /American (0.1 Miles) * Joe's Pizza (0.1 Miles) * John's Pizzeria (0.2 Miles) * Planet Hollywood (0.2 Miles) **Attractions:** * Planet Hollywood * Marquis Theater * Rockefeller Center (including ice skating rinks) * Top of the Rock * Radio City Music Hall * New York Public Library

Answer 465

A: While the New York Marriott Marquis (located at 1535 Broadway, between 45th and 46th Streets in Times Square) is not situated inside a single blanket municipal historic district, there are several historic districts and designated landmark areas nearby. Garment Center Historic District (~4–5 blocks south); Status: Listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP); Boundaries: Roughly between West 35th and West 41st Streets, from Sixth to Ninth Avenues. Rockefeller Center (~4–5 blocks northeast); Status: New York City Landmark, National Historic Landmark, and NRHP; Boundaries: 48th to 51st Streets, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. Murray Hill Historic District (~1 mile southeast); Status: NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) Historic District; Boundaries: East 35th to East 38th Streets, between Park and Lexington Avenues. The surrounding Theater District is not a single geographic historic district; protection is through the Special Midtown Theater Subdistrict zoning and a concentration of individually designated exterior and interior landmark theaters directly surrounding the Marriott (including the Lyceum Theatre, Shubert Theatre, Majestic Theatre, and Music Box Theatre).

Answer 466

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is in the heart of Times Square and the Theater District (Broadway between 45th and 46th Streets), there are numerous late-night dining options within a short walk." "Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant: Located on the 8th floor of the Marriott Marquis, this spot serves New York–inspired bites and craft drinks until 1:00 AM daily." "Broadway Lounge & The Perch: Offers cocktails, shareable plates, and pizza overlooking Times Square until midnight." "Joe’s Pizza (1435 Broadway at 40th St): About a 5-minute walk down Broadway... serving hot, fresh pizza until 3:00 AM or 4:00 AM most nights." "Adel’s Famous Halal Cart (49th St & 6th Ave): A 7- to 8-minute walk away... typically open until 4:00 AM or 5:00 AM." "Shake Shack Theater District (691 8th Ave at 44th St): ...served late (often until 1:00 AM – 2:00 AM depending on the night)." "Bond 45 (221 W 46th St): ...serving ... until midnight." "Junior’s Restaurant & Bakery (1515 Broadway on 45th St): ...open until 11:00 PM to midnight (and sometimes later on weekends)." "Joe Allen (326 W 46th St on Restaurant Row): ...serving ... until around midnight." "Dutch Freds (307 W 47th St): ...its kitchen typically stays open until 1:30 AM – 2:00 AM." "Empanada Mama (765 9th Ave between 51st & 52nd): ...Open 24/7, offering dozens of baked and fried empanadas, arepas, and Latin comfort food.

Answer 467

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers a variety of seasonal events and experiences, especially during the holiday season. You can enjoy events such as the New Year's Eve celebration, "25 Days of Festive Fun," the "Very Merry Santa Brunch" on December 19th and 20th, and the return of the "Candy Cane Concierge." The hotel also provides a 2026 Holiday Guide detailing festive dining, family-friendly celebrations, and Santa experiences. Additionally, there is an Events Calendar that highlights both on-site happenings and nearby seasonal attractions.

Answer 468

A: Yes, there is a remarkably high concentration of Michelin-starred and AAA Diamond-rated restaurants near the New York Marriott Marquis (located at 1535 Broadway, between 45th and 46th Streets).", "its location in Midtown Manhattan puts you within a 5- to 15-minute walk (under one mile) of some of the world's most decorated fine-dining establishments.", "Le Bernardin (3 Michelin Stars | AAA Five Diamond) Distance: ~0.3 miles north (approx. a 7-minute walk to 155 W 51st St).", "Gabriel Kreuther (2 Michelin Stars | AAA Four Diamond) Distance: ~0.4 miles southeast (approx. a 9-minute walk to 41 W 42nd St, overlooking Bryant Park).", "Mari and Kōchī (1 Michelin Star each) Distance: ~0.4 to 0.6 miles west in Hell's Kitchen (approx. an 8- to 12-minute walk).", "The Modern (2 Michelin Stars | AAA Four Diamond) Distance: ~0.5 miles northeast (approx. a 12-minute walk to 9 W 53rd St).", "Le Pavillon (1 Michelin Star) Distance: ~0.5 miles east (approx. a 12-minute walk to One Vanderbilt, 42nd St).", "Per Se (3 Michelin Stars | AAA Five Diamond) Distance: ~0.7 miles north (approx. a 15-minute walk to 10 Columbus Circle / Deutsche Bank Center).", "Masa (3 Michelin Stars) Distance: ~0.7 miles north (in Columbus Circle).", "Jean-Georges (2 Michelin Stars | AAA Five Diamond) Distance: ~0.8 miles north (approx. a 16-minute walk to 1 Central Park West).", "Gallaghers Steakhouse (228 W 52nd St): A historic Theater District landmark recognized by the Michelin Guide for classic cuts and dry-aged steaks.", "The Grill & The Pool (99 E 52nd St): A AAA Four Diamond midcentury dining room located inside the Seagram Building.

Answer 469

A: You can explore holiday markets at Bryant Park, which is near the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 470

A: Yes, there are several museums and cultural sites near the New York Marriott Marquis, including: * Intrepid Air & Space Museum * American Museum of Natural History * Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts * Whitney Museum of American Art * St. Patrick's Cathedral * New York Public Library * The Museum of Modern Art * Radio City Music Hall * Metropolitan Museum of Art * New York Botanical Gardens * 9/11 Memorial

Answer 471

A: You can enjoy green spaces in NYC with easy access to Central Park and Bryant Park from the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 472

A: Yes, there are scenic restaurants available. The New York Marriott Marquis features The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge, which is New York City’s only revolving restaurant and lounge, offering skyline views from the 48th-floor Lounge and 47th-floor Restaurant. Additionally, nearby, R Lounge at Two Times Square (0.1 miles away) offers breathtaking panoramic views of Times Square.

Answer 473

A: Yes, our Manhattan hotel is near Madison Square Garden, which hosts top events and concerts, including sporting events.

Answer 474

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis is within walking distance of the Theater District, Times Square, and Rockefeller Center. The hotel is centrally located near Broadway and other world-class attractions.

Answer 475

A: Yes. While the New York Marriott Marquis is in the heart of Times Square, Manhattan is an island, and the hotel is only about a 15- to 20-minute walk (or a 5- to 10-minute cab ride) directly west to the Hudson River waterfront. Manhattan Kayak Co. (Pier 84 – West 44th St & 12th Ave) — Distance: ~0.8 miles west (roughly a 15-minute walk down 44th/45th Street). What they offer: Guided kayak tours (including sunset and skyline tours), stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) lessons, and rentals directly on the Hudson River. Manhattan Community Boathouse (Pier 96 – West 55th St & 12th Ave) — Distance: ~1.2 miles northwest. What they offer: Free, walk-up public kayaking during the warmer months (typically late May through October) on a protected Hudson River cove. Circle Line Sightseeing & "The Beast" (Pier 83 – West 42nd/43rd St & 12th Ave) — Distance: ~0.8 miles west (a 15-minute walk). What they offer: The Beast: A custom-built, 70-foot, 1,400-horsepower jet speedboat ride that whips down the Hudson River toward the Statue of Liberty at 45 mph (expect to get wet). Circle Line Cruises: Classic, relaxed sightseeing boat tours that cruise around Manhattan. Classic Harbor Line (Pier 62 at Chelsea Piers – West 22nd St & 12th Ave) — Distance: ~1.8 miles southwest (a short cab/rideshare). What they offer: Schooner sailing tours, classic wooden yacht cruises, and architecture boat tours. The Loeb Boathouse (Central Park Lake, near East 72nd St) — Distance: ~1.5 miles north (a 10-minute subway/cab ride or a pleasant 30-minute stroll through the park). What they offer: Traditional wooden rowboat rentals on Central Park Lake, with classic views of the Bethesda Terrace and the Manhattan skyline. Authentic Venetian gondola rides are also available. Manhattan Plaza Health Club (482 W 43rd St, between 9th & 10th Ave) — Distance: ~4 blocks west (a 7-minute walk). What they offer: Features a 75-foot, glass-enclosed rooftop atrium swimming pool that offers day passes to non-members.

Answer 476

A: Yes, you can book tours and excursions through the New York Marriott Marquis. Concierge Desk: Located on the 8th-floor lobby level, the concierge can help book Broadway theater tickets, sporting events, restaurant reservations, and customized city excursions. On-Site Tour Desk: Also situated on the 8th floor, the dedicated Tour Desk assists guests directly with sightseeing passes, hop-on/hop-off buses, harbor cruises, and landmark excursions (such as the Statue of Liberty, One World Observatory, and Central Park tours). Destination Fee Inclusions: If your reservation includes the hotel's daily destination fee or a specific package, it often includes perks such as tickets for local walking tours (e.g., Fit Tours) or select NYC attractions, which you can redeem or arrange upon arrival with the hotel concierge. Online via Marriott Bonvoy Tours & Activities: You can browse and pre-book excursions prior to your trip using the Marriott Bonvoy Tours & Activities portal (or via the Marriott Bonvoy app), allowing you to book city walking tours, private sightseeing experiences, museum tickets, and boat cruises while earning or redeeming Marriott Bonvoy points.

Answer 477

A: You do not need a car to explore the area near the New York Marriott Marquis. The hotel is centrally located on Broadway and West 46th Street, with an array of subway lines and trains close by. It is also within walking distance of the Theater District, Times Square, Rockefeller Center, and many other local attractions.

Answer 478

A: No, the New York Marriott Marquis does not offer free local transportation. However, it provides information about nearby public transportation options, including subway stations one and three blocks away, and offers assistance through the Concierge and "At Your Service" for other transportation services. Valet parking is also available for a fee.

Answer 479

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is located at 1535 Broadway in Times Square (Midtown Manhattan). By Subway (Fastest & Most Reliable): Travel Time: 15 to 25 minutes door-to-door. Walk 2 to 3 minutes south to the Times Square–42nd St station. Catch the express 2 or 3 train heading downtown; the ride to stations like Chambers St, Fulton St, or Wall St takes only about 12 to 15 minutes. Alternatively, you can take the N, R, or W trains down to City Hall / Cortlandt St, or walk to 8th Avenue for the express A train to Fulton Street. By Taxi or Rideshare (Uber / Lyft): Travel Time: 20 to 45+ minutes (Distance is roughly 4.5 to 5.5 miles). Late night / early morning: ~15 to 20 minutes. Midday / regular traffic: ~25 to 35 minutes. Weekday evening rush hour: 45 minutes to an hour. By Bicycle (Citi Bike): Travel Time: 25 to 35 minutes. By Walking: Travel Time: 1 hour 15 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes (approx. 3.5 to 4.5 miles, depending on whether you're going to Lower Manhattan / Wall Street).

Answer 480

A: There are 10 restaurants listed within 0.5 miles of the New York Marriott Marquis. These include Starbucks®, R Lounge at Two Times Square, Junior’s – Deli /American, Bond 45, Boucherie Union Square, Joe's Pizza, John's Pizzeria, Planet Hollywood, Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steak House, and Becco.

Answer 481

A: Yes, it is generally very safe to walk around at night near the New York Marriott Marquis. The hotel is located directly in the heart of Times Square (Broadway between 45th and 46th Streets), one of the most heavily trafficked, brightest, and most heavily policed areas. High foot traffic (the area remains packed with pedestrians, tourists, and theatergoers well past midnight). Heavy police presence (permanent, visible NYPD foot patrols, marked vehicles, and extensive security camera coverage). Continuous lighting from neon billboards and streetlights keeps the area bright at almost any hour. Risks include opportunistic petty crime such as pickpocketing and theft in crowded sidewalks and near street performances; street scammers and aggressive costumed characters or ticket sellers who demand cash; and encountering erratic or unhoused individuals (particularly between 2:00 AM – 5:00 AM). Practical safety tips: keep valuables secured in front pockets or zippered bags; decline interactions with a firm "no thank you" and keep walking; stick to main corridors like Broadway and 7th Avenue and avoid deserted, dimly lit mid-block side streets; if returning very late (after 2:00 AM) and feeling uncomfortable, take a yellow cab, Uber, or Lyft to be dropped off at the hotel entrance.

Answer 482

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis is centrally located for sightseeing. It is nestled in the heart of the Times Square area, placing you at the center of Broadway's bright lights, world-class attractions, and the city's vibrant energy. The hotel is within walking distance of the Theater District, Times Square, Rockefeller Center, and more.

Answer 483

A: No, parking is not easy near the New York Marriott Marquis or its surrounding attractions. The New York Marriott Marquis is located directly in the heart of Times Square (1535 Broadway), which is one of the most congested, heavily regulated, and pedestrian-dense areas in the world. Extremely limited street parking: free or metered street parking in Midtown Manhattan is virtually nonexistent; most curbside spots are strictly reserved for commercial vehicles, authorized government parking, or active loading/unloading only, and parking enforcement is aggressive. Heavy traffic and pedestrian plazas: Times Square features pedestrian-only plazas and restricted turning zones, and navigating the surrounding streets can take considerable time, especially during peak afternoon, evening, and Broadway theatre rush hours. Expensive garages and valet: you will generally have to use off-street parking garages or hotel valet services; valet parking at the hotel and drive-up rates at nearby public garages routinely cost $65 to $100+ per day (with extra surcharges for oversized vehicles and typically no in-and-out privileges). Driving between local attractions is impractical: most nearby attractions are within a 5- to 15-minute walk, and driving between them requires paying for parking at every stop and sitting through gridlock.

Answer 484

A: Yes, public transportation is near the New York Marriott Marquis. An array of subway lines and trains are close by, including the MTA Times Square subway station, Port Authority bus station, and Penn Station Grand Central train station.

Answer 485

A: Yes, the area around the New York Marriott Marquis is very walkable. The hotel is located in the heart of Times Square and is within walking distance of the Theater District, Rockefeller Center, and many other world-class attractions and landmarks.

Answer 486

A: Yes, the area around the New York Marriott Marquis is generally very safe for tourists. The hotel is located at 1535 Broadway (between 45th and 46th Streets), right in the heart of Times Square and the Theater District. Heavy police presence: Times Square has a dedicated NYPD substation, frequent foot and vehicle patrols, counter-terrorism officers, and round-the-clock surveillance cameras. Continuous foot traffic: the area is active and brightly lit nearly 24 hours a day, so you will rarely find yourself isolated on the main avenues. Hotel security: the Marriott Marquis features an elevated main lobby on the 8th floor and elevators to guest rooms require room keycard access. While violent crime against tourists in this area is rare, nuisances, scams, and petty theft are common due to the volume of visitors. Common concerns include pickpocketing and bag snatching in dense crowds; costumed characters and street performers who may aggressively demand $5–$20 tips; CD and bracelet scammers who quickly demand money; and aggressive panhandling and erratic behavior from some individuals. Practical safety tips: keep belongings secure (use a crossbody bag with zippers and keep it in front of you), ignore unsolicited approaches (firm "no, thanks" and keep walking), and stick to broad, well-lit thoroughfares (Broadway, 7th Avenue, 8th Avenue) late at night.

Answer 487

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is nestled in the heart of the Times Square area, surrounded by the dazzling lights of Broadway, world-class attractions, and festive cheer. The hotel's location is highlighted for its proximity to iconic holiday attractions like the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, Broadway shows, shopping, Bryant Park, and Madison Square Garden, indicating a strong tourist and entertainment orientation.

Answer 488

A: predominantly casual, highly commercial, and tourist-oriented"; "The hotel sits right in the heart of Times Square and the Theater District. Street level is defined by massive electronic billboards, large crowds, costumed performers, and major flagship retail stores"; "Most people out on the streets are tourists, theatergoers, and commuters dressed comfortably in sneakers, jeans, and casual attire"; "Predominantly Casual: The immediate blocks are dominated by casual dining, fast-food chains, and themed tourist restaurants"; "Upscale Pockets: ... you will encounter upscale elements nearby. High-end steakhouses, fine-dining restaurants (such as Le Bernardin a few blocks north on 51st Street), and upscale rooftop lounges exist throughout the area"; "Compared to genuinely upscale Manhattan neighborhoods ... Times Square is loud, high-energy, commercial, and distinctly casual.

Answer 489

A: No, the neighborhood around the New York Marriott Marquis is not the safest in the area. The hotel is located at 1535 Broadway (between 45th and 46th Streets), directly in the heart of Times Square and the Theater District in Midtown Manhattan. Strengths: Heavy police presence; constant crowds and foot traffic, brightly lit and bustling nearly 24/7, making violent street crime against tourists relatively rare. Drawbacks: High volumes of property and petty crime (pickpocketing, bag snatching, grand larceny, shoplifting); frequent street hustles and harassment (aggressive panhandlers, pushy costumed characters demanding tips, scams such as fake tickets or freebies); late-night chaotic atmosphere near Port Authority and Eighth Avenue with grittier, more erratic street behavior. Safer nearby neighborhoods: Upper West Side / Lincoln Square; Upper East Side; Midtown East / Murray Hill / Turtle Bay; Downtown (Tribeca, Battery Park City, West Village). Bottom line: Convenient for Broadway and transit, not in grave danger of violent crime with standard precautions (keep belongings secured, ignore aggressive solicitors), but far from the safest neighborhood in Manhattan.

Answer 490

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is located in the heart of Times Square, surrounded by Broadway's dazzling lights, world-class attractions, iconic landmarks, and shopping. It is described as being at the center of New York City's vibrant energy and a perfect base for exploring holiday attractions like the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree and Broadway shows.

Answer 491

A: Yes, The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge at the New York Marriott Marquis features live piano music.

Answer 492

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis is located in the heart of Times Square and near Broadway, placing you at the center of the city's vibrant energy and bright lights. Within the hotel, you can enjoy: * **The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge:** New York City’s only revolving restaurant and lounge, offering skyline views and live piano music. * **Broadway Lounge:** Features floor-to-ceiling views, classic cocktails, and a vibrant atmosphere, ideal for pre- and post-show gatherings. * **Perch Outdoor Terraces:** A rooftop bar with exciting views. * **Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant:** Offers an intimate dining experience with cocktails and an extensive American whiskey list. The hotel's location also puts you steps away from iconic shows and live entertainment, and close to local attractions like Madison Square Garden and Radio City Music Hall, which host top events and concerts. Additionally, nearby options like R Lounge at Two Times Square offer panoramic views and are perfect for pre and post-theater dining.

Answer 493

A: Yes, you can discover shopping from the hotel in Manhattan's Times Square. The hotel is also near holiday markets at Bryant Park.

Answer 494

A: Yes, traffic is a major issue in this neighborhood." "The New York Marriott Marquis is located at 1535 Broadway (between 45th and 46th Streets), directly in the epicenter of Times Square in Midtown Manhattan. It is consistently one of the most congested areas in the United States for both vehicles and pedestrians." "Heavy Congestion: Surrounding avenues (such as 7th and 8th Avenues) and cross streets (44th, 45th, and 46th Streets) experience near-constant gridlock, particularly during morning/evening rush hours, pre-theater hours (roughly 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM), and weekends." "Broadway Pedestrian Plazas: Portions of Broadway through Times Square are permanently closed to motor vehicles and turned into pedestrian plazas. This channels all through-traffic into 7th Avenue and adjacent cross streets, creating severe bottlenecks." "Taxis and Rideshares (Uber/Lyft): Getting picked up or dropped off directly in front of the hotel can take significant extra time, as cars can easily take 15–30 minutes just to travel a few blocks." "Sidewalks in front of and surrounding the hotel are intensely crowded day and night with tourists, theatergoers, street performers, and costumed characters. Walking through the area—especially with luggage—can be slow and overwhelming." "Driving a personal or rental car to this hotel is strongly discouraged." "Hotel valet and nearby parking garages are extremely expensive (often exceeding $70–$100+ per 24 hours, often without in-and-out privileges).

Answer 495

A: Near the New York Marriott Marquis, you can explore a variety of attractions and activities, including: * Intrepid Air & Space Museum * Madison Square Garden * Empire State Building * Planet Hollywood * Statue of Liberty * American Museum of Natural History * Good Morning America * Today Show * Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts * Whitney Museum of American Art * St. Patrick's Cathedral * New York Public Library * The Museum of Modern Art * Radio City Music Hall * The Edge * Metropolitan Museum of Art * New York Botanical Gardens * 9/11 Memorial * Top of the Rock * Marquis Theater * Central Park * Bryant Park (including holiday markets) * Rockefeller Center (including ice skating rinks) * Theater District * Times Square

Answer 496

A: Some popular attractions near New York Marriott Marquis include Times Square, Broadway theaters, and various entertainment and dining options in the heart of Manhattan's Theater District.

Answer 497

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is located at 1535 Broadway (between 45th and 46th Streets), placing it directly in the center of Midtown Manhattan. Within a 1-mile radius of the hotel: Times Square & the Broadway Theater District (0 miles, directly outside the hotel; Times Square draws an estimated 50 million visitors annually); Rockefeller Center & Top of the Rock (~0.3–0.4 miles northeast, approx. 7–9 minute walk); Bryant Park & The New York Public Library (Schwarzman Building) (~0.4 miles southeast, approx. 8–10 minute walk); St. Patrick’s Cathedral (~0.4 miles northeast, approx. 9–10 minute walk); Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) (~0.5 miles northeast, approx. 10–12 minute walk); Grand Central Terminal (~0.6 miles east, approx. 12–14 minute walk); Herald Square & Macy’s Flagship (~0.6 miles south, approx. 12–14 minute walk); Central Park (Southern Edge / Central Park South) (~0.7 miles north, approx. 15–17 minute walk); Empire State Building (~0.7 miles south, approx. 15–17 minute walk); Fifth Avenue Shopping District (~0.4 miles east, approx. 8–10 minute walk).

Answer 498

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is located at 1535 Broadway (between West 45th and West 46th Streets), directly in the pedestrian 'bow-tie' plaza of Times Square. Because of this central Theater District location, the area experiences some of the highest foot traffic in the world and operates on much later commercial hours than typical city centers. Daily foot traffic: the district averages between 200,000 and 250,000 pedestrians per day on typical weekdays. During peak tourism seasons (summer, Thanksgiving to New Year's, and major holiday weekends), daily counts frequently rise to 300,000 to 350,000+. Time-of-day dynamics: Early Morning (5:00 AM – 8:30 AM): calmest window, sidewalks mostly quiet. Midday (11:30 AM – 2:30 PM): foot traffic builds sharply with tourists, lunch rush, and matinee attendees. Evening Peak (6:00 PM – 11:00 PM): densest period; theatergoers surge for curtain calls (typically 7:00 PM or 8:00 PM) and flood the plaza again post-show between 10:00 PM and 11:00 PM; sightseers gather for illuminated billboards. Late Night (11:00 PM – 2:00 AM): pedestrian volume remains substantial compared to almost any other U.S. neighborhood, thinning significantly only between 2:00 AM and 5:00 AM. Retail & flagship stores: Typical hours 9:00 AM or 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM; some tourist stores (e.g., M&M’s World, Hershey’s) stay open until midnight. Sit-down restaurants: generally open 11:30 AM to 11:00 PM or midnight (kitchens usually close around 10:30 PM–11:00 PM). Bars, pubs, and hotel lounges: typically stay open until midnight – 2:00 AM. Casual eateries/fast food: frequently operate until 2:00 AM – 4:00 AM, with several operating 24/7. Pharmacies & convenience: usually operate until 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM, with several 24-hour locations within a 2- to 3-block radius. Broadway box offices: typically operate 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM Monday–Saturday, and 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM on Sundays.

Answer 499

A: Some of the local attractions near the New York Marriott Marquis include the Intrepid Air & Space Museum, Madison Square Garden, Empire State Building, Planet Hollywood, Statue of Liberty, American Museum of Natural History, Good Morning America, Today Show, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Whitney Museum of American Art, St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York Public Library, The Museum of Modern Art, Radio City Music Hall, The Edge, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Botanical Gardens, 9/11 Memorial, Top of the Rock, and the Marquis Theater.

Answer 500

A: The average reservation lead time for popular restaurants near the New York Marriott Marquis ... ranges from 1 to 4 weeks, heavily dictated by whether you are dining during the competitive pre-theater window (5:00 PM – 6:30 PM). The View Restaurant & Lounge: dinner reservations during peak evening and sunset hours typically require 2 to 4 weeks advance booking. Gallaghers Steakhouse: for prime dinner times and pre-theater seatings, book 3 to 5 weeks in advance. Carmine’s: for the 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM pre-show rush, book 2 to 3 weeks ahead (major holidays or large parties may need 2 to 3 months). Bond 45 & Becco: aim for 1 to 2 weeks lead time for early dinner slots; off-peak late dinners can often be booked 2 to 5 days ahead. Joe Allen & Orso: pre-theater tables usually require 2 to 3 weeks lead time. Le Bernardin: a strict 30 to 60 days (30+ days) lead time is required. Junior’s Restaurant & Bakery: reservations typically bookable several days out; primarily operates with walk-in waits. Los Tacos No. 1: counter-service only; no reservations accepted (expect a 15–30 minute line at peak hours). If flexible and dining after 8:00 PM, required lead time often drops to 2 to 4 days or same-day. Large parties (6+): at least 4 to 6 weeks. Peak season (Thanksgiving–New Year): lead times double; plan 6 to 8 weeks in December.

Answer 501

A: Guests staying at the New York Marriott Marquis are within walking distance of many of New York City's most iconic attractions and experiences. Popular offsite activities include seeing a Broadway show in the Theater District, exploring the bright lights of Times Square, strolling through Central Park, and visiting world-famous landmarks such as the Empire State Building, Top of the Rock, One World Observatory, and The Edge. Art and history enthusiasts can also visit the Museum of Modern Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, and the New York Public Library.

Answer 502

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is located at 1535 Broadway (between West 45th and West 46th Streets) in the center of Times Square, an area with a dense concentration of public safety, emergency, and municipal security infrastructure; NYPD Times Square Substation located two blocks south at West 43rd Street and Broadway, a dedicated 24/7 facility serving the pedestrian plazas; NYPD Midtown North Precinct (18th Precinct) headquartered at 306 West 54th Street with primary municipal jurisdiction over the hotel's property and the Theater District; NYPD Midtown South Precinct (14th Precinct) headquartered at 357 West 35th Street handling the southern portion of Times Square up to 45th Street; Specialized NYPD patrols in the plaza area including Counterterrorism Bureau teams (Critical Response Command and Strategic Response Group), mounted and K-9 patrol units, and plainclothes and uniformed foot/bicycle patrols; Transit Police (NYPD Transit Bureau / Transit District 1) providing law enforcement throughout neighboring subway complexes including 42nd St–Times Square station and 50th St station; FDNY Engine 54 / Ladder 4 / Battalion 9 located at 782 8th Avenue (between 47th and 48th Streets) serving Times Square and the Theater District; FDNY EMS routinely stations mobile ambulances and paramedics at designated staging posts in and around Times Square; Mount Sinai West Emergency Department at 1000 10th Avenue (at 59th Street) as the closest full-service emergency hospital (approximately 0.8 miles away); walk-in urgent care centers within walking distance including CityMD West 42nd Street and CityMD West 48th Street; Times Square Alliance Public Safety Officers patrol the pedestrian plazas 24/7 and coordinate with NYPD to monitor street activity, assist tourists, and communicate with city emergency services; MTA Help Points (intercom kiosks) in the adjacent Times Square–42nd Street subway station connect riders directly to police and transit emergency operators; the New York Marriott Marquis maintains 24-hour private security personnel, internal surveillance systems, and secured through-block vehicle turnarounds for monitored drop-offs and deliveries.

Answer 503

A: There are several bike paths and dedicated bike lanes located directly adjacent to or within a short distance of the New York Marriott Marquis (located on Broadway between 45th and 46th Streets in Times Square). Directly Outside: The Broadway Bike Lane — Location: Right outside the hotel doors along Broadway. Major Avenue Protected Bike Lanes (1–2 Blocks Away) — 8th Avenue (1 block west): dedicated, protected bike lane running northbound toward Columbus Circle and Central Park; 9th Avenue (2 blocks west): protected bike lane running southbound through Midtown and Chelsea; 6th Avenue / Avenue of the Americas (1 block east): protected bike lane heading northbound. Hudson River Greenway (About 4–5 long blocks west, accessible via 44th or 46th Street): a completely car-free, paved, multi-use path along the Hudson River. Central Park Loop (About 14 blocks north, approximately 0.7 miles): completely car-free paved loop drives and designated paths for cycling. Bike Rentals & Citi Bike: numerous Citi Bike docks within 1 to 2 blocks of the hotel (including stations along 45th St, 8th Ave, and 7th Ave), and bike rental shops near Columbus Circle and Central Park.

Answer 504

A: Yes, there are several pharmacies and grocery stores within a short walking distance of the New York Marriott Marquis (located at 1535 Broadway, between 45th and 46th Streets): Duane Reade by Walgreens — Location: 8th Avenue & 47th Street (about a 3–4 minute walk) or 1657 Broadway (at 51st Street). Offerings: full pharmacy, over-the-counter medication, toiletries, snacks, and beverages. CVS Pharmacy — Location: 1619 Broadway (between 49th & 50th Streets; ~4-minute walk). Offerings: full pharmacy services, health/beauty products, travel essentials, and convenience foods. Target (Times Square) — Location: 237 W 42nd Street (between 7th & 8th Avenues; ~5-minute walk). Offerings: pharmacy items, first aid, travel toiletries, and a selection of groceries/snacks. Food Emporium — Location: 810 8th Avenue (at 49th Street; ~5–6 minute walk). Offerings: full supermarket with fresh produce, dairy, bakery items, deli counter, and standard groceries. Whole Foods Market (Bryant Park) — Location: 1095 6th Avenue (at 41st/42nd Street; ~8–10 minute walk). Offerings: large multi-level supermarket with fresh produce, groceries, hot food/salad bar, and bakery items. Amish Market — Location: 731 9th Avenue (between 49th & 50th Streets; ~10-minute walk). Offerings: gourmet market with fresh produce, prepared foods, cheeses, meats, and specialty groceries. The Marriott Marquis also has a gift shop on the 8th floor carrying basic travel sundries, snacks, and cold beverages, and local delis/bodegas nearby offer 24/7 bottled water, fresh fruit, sandwiches, and pantry staples.

Answer 505

A: No, a free airport shuttle is not offered at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 506

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers stunning views of the Manhattan skyline from its spacious accommodations.

Answer 507

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is located at 1535 Broadway (between 45th and 46th Streets) in Midtown Manhattan's Times Square. No major highways run directly adjacent to the building. NY-9A / West Side Highway (12th Avenue / Henry Hudson Parkway): Distance: ~1.0 to 1.2 miles west. Lincoln Tunnel / Route 495 (Access to I-95 & NJ Turnpike): Distance: ~0.8 to 1.2 miles southwest. FDR Drive (East River): Distance: ~1.5 to 2.0 miles east. Queens-Midtown Tunnel / I-495 (Long Island Expressway connection): Distance: ~1.5 to 2.0 miles southeast. Interstate 95 (Cross Bronx Expressway / George Washington Bridge): Distance: ~7 to 8 miles north.

Answer 508

A: The New York Marriott Marquis (located at 1535 Broadway in Times Square) is approximately 1.1 to 1.5 miles (around 1.8 to 2.4 km) from the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center (on 11th Avenue between 34th and 40th Streets). Walking: About 1.1 to 1.3 miles (a 20- to 25-minute walk straight west/southwest). Subway (Fastest public transit): Around 10 to 15 minutes total; walk to the Times Square–42nd St station and take the 7 train one stop westbound to 34 St–Hudson Yards, which exits directly across from the Javits Center. Taxi / Rideshare: About 1.2 to 1.7 miles (typically 5 to 15 minutes, depending on Manhattan traffic).

Answer 509

A: The hotel is located in the heart of Times Square, approximately 9 miles from LaGuardia Airport, 16 miles from Newark Liberty International Airport, and 18 miles from John F. Kennedy International Airport.

Answer 510

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan (at 1535 Broadway, between 45th and 46th Streets). Depending on where in Downtown Manhattan you are headed and your mode of transportation, travel time is generally 20 to 45 minutes. By Subway — Total Time: 20 to 25 minutes (including the walk to the station). By Taxi or Rideshare (Uber / Lyft) — Total Time: 25 to 50+ minutes (late night/early morning ~15 to 20 minutes; daytime/rush hour 35 to 50+ minutes). By Bicycle (Citi Bike) — Total Time: 25 to 35 minutes. Walking — Total Time: 1 hour 15 minutes to 1.5 hours.

Answer 511

A: There are 15 parks or family-oriented attractions mentioned in the context that are within walking distance or easily accessible from the New York Marriott Marquis. These include: Parks: * Central Park * Bryant Park Family-oriented attractions: * Intrepid Air & Space Museum * Empire State Building * Planet Hollywood * American Museum of Natural History * Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts * Whitney Museum of American Art * The Museum of Modern Art * Radio City Music Hall * The Edge * Metropolitan Museum of Art * 9/11 Memorial * Top of the Rock * Marquis Theater

Answer 512

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis is close to shopping areas. The hotel is located in the heart of Times Square, and guests can discover shopping and other attractions from this location.

Answer 513

A: No, the New York Marriott Marquis is not close to the beach." "The hotel is located in Midtown Manhattan directly in Times Square (1535 Broadway)." "The nearest ocean beaches in New York City—such as Coney Island in Brooklyn or Rockaway Beach in Queens—are roughly 15 to 25 miles away." "Reaching them typically requires a 45- to 90-minute commute by car or public transit (subway).

Answer 514

A: In the traditional sense, no. The New York Marriott Marquis is not located in a scenic area featuring nature, tranquil landscapes, or waterfronts. It sits directly in the center of Times Square (at 1535 Broadway, between 45th and 46th Streets) in Midtown Manhattan. The immediate area is hyper-urban, crowded, and heavily commercialized, defined by towering skyscrapers, massive electronic billboards, bright neon lights, heavy foot and vehicle traffic, and street performers. While not naturally scenic, higher-floor guest rooms, the multi-story lobby atrium, and hotel dining venues look out over the spectacle of Times Square, offering dramatic, iconic urban views that many visitors find visually striking—especially illuminated at night.

Answer 515

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is located in the heart of Times Square, placing it at the center of Broadway's bright lights, world-class attractions, and the city's vibrant energy. The hotel itself features the Broadway Lounge and Perch Outdoor Terraces, which offer views of Broadway and a lively atmosphere.

Answer 516

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis is located in a business district." "The hotel is situated at 1535 Broadway (between West 45th and 46th Streets) in Times Square." "Times Square is part of Midtown Manhattan, which is recognized as New York City's primary central business district and the largest commercial CBD in the world." "While the immediate blocks around the hotel are heavily recognized as an entertainment and tourism hub (the Theater District), the entire area forms part of Midtown’s dense commercial ecosystem, populated by corporate headquarters, media firms, financial institutions, and major office towers.

Answer 517

A: No, the New York Marriott Marquis is not located in a designated historic district. The hotel (located at 1535 Broadway in Times Square) sits within the New York City Department of City Planning's Theater Subdistrict (part of the Special Midtown District), which is a special zoning district for planning, density, and air rights transfers—not a historic district recognized by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission or the National Register of Historic Places. The broader Theater District contains historically protected Broadway playhouses that were protected as individual exterior and interior landmarks rather than as a contiguous historic district.

Answer 518

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis is near a train and metro station. The MTA Times Square subway station and Penn Station Grand Central train station are nearby.

Answer 519

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers easy access to green spaces in NYC, including Central Park and Bryant Park.

Answer 520

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis is near several popular restaurants. The hotel's dining information lists "MORE NEARBY OPTIONS" including Starbucks®, R Lounge at Two Times Square, Junior’s – Deli /American, Bond 45, Boucherie Union Square, Joe's Pizza, John's Pizzeria, Planet Hollywood, Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steak House, Becco, BLT Steak, and Balthazar, all within a short distance.

Answer 521

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is located on Broadway and West 46th Street, in the heart of the Times Square area. This prime location places it amidst the dazzling lights of Broadway and the vibrant energy of the city.

Answer 522

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis is ideally located for sightseeing. It is nestled in the heart of the Times Square area, placing you at the center of Broadway's bright lights, world-class attractions, and the city's vibrant energy. The hotel is within walking distance of the Theater District, Times Square, Rockefeller Center, and many other landmarks and must-see activities.

Answer 523

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis is within walking distance of major attractions, including the Theater District, Times Square, and Rockefeller Center.

Answer 524

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is centrally located in the heart of Times Square, surrounded by Broadway lights, festive cheer, and world-class attractions.

Answer 525

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis is conveniently located for business travel. It benefits from a prime location on Broadway and West 46th Street, with easy access to subway lines and trains. The hotel offers a Business Center, Meeting Space, and complimentary Wi-Fi for Marriott Bonvoy members. Additionally, Urban Cabanas are available on the 8th Floor, providing ideal semi-private spaces for intimate meetings or productive work. The M Club lounge, accessible to qualifying guests, also features Wi-Fi and media centers. Valet and same-day dry cleaning services are also available.

Answer 526

A: The area remains active, bright, and loud long past 10:00 PM." "10:00 PM – 11:15 PM (Major Surge): This window sees some of the highest pedestrian density of the entire night. Most evening Broadway performances let out between 10:00 PM and 10:45 PM, flooding the sidewalks and pedestrian plazas directly outside the hotel with tens of thousands of theatergoers, restaurant patrons, and tourists. Moving through the plazas can feel like walking through a slow-moving festival crowd." "11:15 PM – 1:00 AM (Moderately High): While the immediate theater crowd clears out toward subways and parking garages, foot traffic remains high. Times Square is heavily illuminated 24/7, keeping sightseers, street performers, pedicab drivers, and nightlife crowds outside until well after midnight." "1:00 AM – 4:00 AM (Moderate to Low): Pedestrian traffic noticeably tapers off after 1:00 to 1:30 AM. It never truly empties out, but the sidewalks become easy to navigate without navigating large crowds." "Outside at Street Level (Very Loud: ~75–85+ dB)" "Traffic & Gridlock: ... constant car honking, idling buses, and rideshare congestion." "Sirens: NYPD, FDNY, and ambulance sirens are frequent throughout the night along Broadway and 7th Avenue." "Street Activity: Buskers, street performers, pedicabs with loud Bluetooth sound systems, and general crowd chatter generate a wall of sound." "Overnight Deliveries & Sanitation: Between midnight and 4:00 AM, delivery trucks unloading supplies and city street-cleaning vehicles create intermittent clatter, engine rumble, and beeping." "Soundproofing: ... the Marriott Marquis is engineered with heavy double-pane soundproof windows. Most general street conversation and foot-traffic noise are completely blocked." "Potential Infiltrations: Low-frequency sounds (piercing emergency sirens, heavy bass from pedicabs, or rumbling sanitation trucks) can occasionally be heard, particularly on lower guest-room floors (floors below the 15th–20th floor) that directly face Broadway." "Atrium / Internal Rooms: Rooms facing inward into the atrium are practically immune to outside street noise.

Answer 527

A: Because the New York Marriott Marquis is located at 1535 Broadway (between 45th and 46th Streets) in the heart of Times Square, it sits atop one of New York City’s most connected transit hubs (Times Square–42nd Street station). Within a 30-minute travel radius (walking or using the subway), you can reach nearly all of Midtown, major parts of the Upper East and Upper West Sides, and Lower Manhattan. Times Square & Broadway Theatres: The hotel is located in the middle of Times Square, and the Marquis Theatre is inside the building itself. Rockefeller Center & Top of the Rock: An 8- to 10-minute walk northeast brings you to Rockefeller Plaza. Radio City Music Hall: Just an 8-minute walk away. Bryant Park & New York Public Library: A 7- to 10-minute walk southeast. Museum of Broadway: Located on West 45th Street, less than a 2-minute walk from the hotel entrance. The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA): An 11- to 13-minute walk north. St. Patrick’s Cathedral & 5th Avenue Shopping: About a 10-minute walk east. Central Park (South Entrance & Central Park Zoo): A 15- to 18-minute walk north, or 5 minutes on the N, R, or W train to 5th Ave/59th St. Grand Central Terminal & SUMMIT One Vanderbilt: A 12- to 15-minute walk east (or 2 minutes on the S Shuttle train). Empire State Building: A 15-minute walk south, or a 5-minute ride on the N, Q, R, or W train to 34 St–Herald Square. Hudson Yards & The Edge: Take the 7 train from Times Square straight to 34th St–Hudson Yards (about 10–12 minutes total travel). Intrepid Museum: roughly a 15- to 20-minute walk west. American Museum of Natural History: Take the B or C train from 50th St or the 1 train north; travel time is roughly 15 to 20 minutes. The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met): ... taking about 25 minutes total. 9/11 Memorial & Museum & One World Observatory: ... about 20–22 minutes door-to-door. The Battery (Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island Ferries): ... approx. 25–28 minutes. DUMBO & Brooklyn Bridge: ... reachable in roughly 25 to 30 minutes. The underground entrance to the Times Square–42 St / 42 St–Port Authority subway complex connects right on Broadway and 42nd/44th Streets, giving you access to the 1, 2, 3, 7, A, C, E, N, Q, R, W, and S lines without needing to change stations.

Answer 528

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is within walking distance of the Theater District, Times Square, and Rockefeller Center.

Answer 529

A: Under normal traffic conditions, the average rideshare (Uber or Lyft) wait time from the New York Marriott Marquis is typically 3 to 7 minutes. Driver density in Midtown Manhattan is among the highest in the country, so matching with a vehicle is usually nearly instantaneous. Peak times and Broadway shows can increase wait times to 10–15+ minutes (rush hours approx. 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM; Broadway curtain times roughly 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM – 11:15 PM; Wednesday and weekend matinees). Inclement weather causes substantial surges in demand and street congestion. Broadway in front of the hotel is pedestrianized, so rideshare vehicles cannot pick up directly on Broadway; vehicles must enter the hotel's covered porte-cochère/driveway via West 45th Street (exiting onto 46th Street), and navigating Midtown cross-street gridlock into the hotel driveway can add an extra 5 to 10 minutes to the pickup time. Walking one block west to 8th Avenue (or south to 7th Avenue) and requesting your ride there can often save 5–10 minutes. The hotel taxi stand at the ground-level valet entrance often has yellow cabs immediately available when rideshare wait times or rates are high.

Answer 530

A: There is no city center for New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 531

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is located in the heart of Times Square, which is considered the city center.

Answer 532

A: The hotel sits right on the dividing line between two NYPD precincts: Midtown North Precinct (18th Precinct) ... Both precincts coordinate closely in the Times Square pedestrian plaza and entertainment corridor." "When ranked purely on a residential per-capita basis, Midtown Manhattan frequently appears to have an inflated crime rate (ranking near the bottom of NYC neighborhoods on paper). This is because per-capita rates divide total offenses by the relatively small residential population (around 30,000–50,000 residents), while hundreds of thousands of tourists, workers, and theatre-goers pass through daily." "Evaluated against the sheer daily pedestrian density, the actual risk to individuals is relatively low, and severe violent crime (like homicides and shootings) is rare." "According to NYPD CompStat reports for the 18th Precinct (Midtown North): Roughly 75% to 80% of all reported major felonies are Grand Larcenies. In a typical year, Midtown North records between 1,900 and 2,100 grand larcenies." "Violent Crime Figures: Homicide: historically very low (typically 0 to 3 per year). Felony Assault: approximately 170 to 190 incidents annually across the entire precinct. Robbery: approximately 130 to 160 incidents annually. Burglaries: approximately 130 to 200 incidents annually." "Overall reported crime in this precinct has fallen by more than 80% since the 1990s." "The area immediately surrounding the Marriott Marquis ... While violent crime against everyday visitors is low, the neighborhood reports significant volumes of petty theft, pickpocketing, distraction scams, and late-night quality-of-life disputes due to tourist density and nightlife.

Answer 533

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is within walking distance of the Port Authority Bus Station, MTA Times Square Subway Station, and Penn Station Grand Central Train Station.

Answer 534

A: Guests traveling to the New York Marriott Marquis can choose from several transportation options from the area's major airports, including taxis, rideshare services such as Uber and Lyft, private car services, and public transportation. Guests arriving through John F. Kennedy International Airport, LaGuardia Airport, or Newark Liberty International Airport can easily connect to Manhattan via train, subway, bus, or AirTrain services. The hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Times Square, making it easily accessible from all three major airports.

Answer 535

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is located at 1535 Broadway (between 45th and 46th Streets) in Times Square; within one mile: Broadway theatres (including the Marquis Theatre, Minskoff, Richard Rodgers, Music Box, Shubert); Times Square and Father Duffy Square; Rockefeller Center and Radio City Music Hall (~0.4 miles); Bryant Park and New York Public Library (~0.4–0.5 miles); MoMA (~0.5 miles); St. Patrick’s Cathedral (~0.5 miles); Empire State Building (~0.8 miles); Central Park southern perimeter (~0.7 miles); Carnegie Hall (~0.6 miles); Intrepid Museum (~0.9 miles); Fifth Avenue shopping corridor (Saks, Tiffany, Apple Fifth Avenue ~0.4 miles); Times Square specialty retail (M&M’s World, Hershey’s Chocolate World, Disney Store, Sephora); Herald Square and Macy’s (~0.6 miles); Restaurant Row (West 46th St between 8th and 9th Aves) and Hell’s Kitchen dining; nearby classic eateries (Junior’s, Carmine’s, Joe's Pizza); corporate and media headquarters in Midtown (Paramount Global, Morgan Stanley, Warner Bros. Discovery); major transit hubs (Times Sq–42 St/Port Authority subway complex with 1,2,3,7,N,Q,R,W,S,A,C,E lines; Port Authority Bus Terminal ~0.3 miles; Grand Central Terminal ~0.7 miles; Penn Station & Moynihan Train Hall ~0.7 miles); healthcare and urgent care (CityMD locations on 42nd St and West 48th St; outpatient facilities affiliated with Mount Sinai Doctors and NYU Langone Health); 24-hour pharmacies (Duane Reade/Walgreens, CVS within two blocks); financial services and ATMs (Chase, Bank of America, TD Bank, Citibank); foreign currency exchange kiosks around Times Square and 42nd Street; United States Postal Service branches including the Times Square Post Office and the James A. Farley Post Office Building on 8th Avenue.

Answer 536

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is centrally located on Broadway and West 46th Street, with an array of subway lines and trains close by. The hotel is within walking distance of the Theater District, Times Square, and Rockefeller Center. Public transportation options include MTA Times Square subway station, Penn Station, and Port Authority bus station.

Answer 537

A: No, electric car charging stations are not available at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 538

A: There are no EV charging stations available at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 539

A: There are no free parking options at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 540

A: You do not have to reserve a parking spot in advance at New York Marriott Marquis, as valet parking is available on-site. However, if you prefer, you may pre-reserve parking through a third-party service online. Public transportation is also encouraged.

Answer 541

A: The New York Marriott Marquis does not have a self-parking at all.

Answer 542

A: The New York Marriott Marquis does not offer self parking.

Answer 543

A: No, the New York Marriott Marquis does not offer free parking for guests. Valet parking is the only onsite parking option with fees of $90 for cars, $100 for SUVs, $125 for oversized vehicles, $150 for oversized+. There is also a 24-hour rate with in/out privileges for $30.

Answer 544

A: Yes, there is motorcycle parking at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 545

A: The New York Marriott Marquis does not directly offer off-site parking, but guests have the option to pre-reserve parking through a third-party service, which is not affiliated with the hotel. Valet parking is available on-site with specific rates and includes a 24-hour in/out privilege. Public transportation is also encouraged as an alternative.

Answer 546

A: No, on‑site accessible, self‑parking is not offered at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 547

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers valet parking onsite with fees of $90 for cars, $100 for SUVs, $125 for oversized vehicles, $150 for oversized+. There is also a 24-hour rate with in/out privileges for $30.

Answer 548

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers valet parking in a ground level garage, which provides covered parking.

Answer 549

A: Yes, valet parking is available at the New York Marriott Marquis. Valet parking costs (24-hour rate) are $90 for cars, $100 for SUVs, $125 for oversized vehicles, $150 for oversized+ vehicles. In and out privileges are available for $30.

Answer 550

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers valet parking for the duration of your hotel stay, whether you require short-term or extended parking. Long-term parking is subject to availability.

Answer 551

A: No, RV parking is not available at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 552

A: There is an estimated 45 parking spots available.

Answer 553

A: No, free parking is not available for guests.

Answer 554

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers valet parking onsite with fees of $90 for cars, $100 for SUVs, $125 for oversized vehicles, $150 for oversized+. There is also a 24-hour rate with in/out privileges for $30.

Answer 555

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers 24-hour valet parking in its ground-level garage. Valet parking rates are $90 for cars, $100 for SUVs, $125 for oversized vehicles, and $150 for oversized-plus vehicles. Guests may also purchase in-and-out privileges for an additional $30. Rates are subject to change.

Answer 556

A: There is no free parking at the New York Marriott Marquis. The hotel offers valet parking only, with no option to self-park. Valet parking costs (24-hour rate) are $90 for cars, $100 for SUVs, $125 for oversized vehicles, $150 for oversized+ vehicles. In and out privileges are available for $30.

Answer 557

A: The New York Marriott Marquis valet parking garage has a maximum vehicle height clearance of 6 feet 8 inches (80 inches). Vehicles exceeding this height cannot be accommodated.

Answer 558

A: There is no free parking at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 559

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers valet parking at the hotel and there are other parking garage options nearby as well.

Answer 560

A: Valet parking costs (24-hour rate) are $90 for cars, $100 for SUVs, $125 for oversized vehicles, $150 for oversized+ vehicles. In and out privileges are available for $30.

Answer 561

A: The on-site valet parking charges at the New York Marriott Marquis are $90 for cars, $100 for SUVs, and $125 for oversized vehicles. This includes a 24-hour rate with in/out privileges for an additional $30.

Answer 562

A: No, taxes are not included in the base nightly room rate at the New York Marriott Marquis." "Standard quoted rates exclude mandatory government taxes and fees, which are added to your final bill." "For stays in New York City, these typically include New York State and Local Sales Tax: 8.875%; NYC Hotel Room Occupancy Tax: 5.875% plus up to $2.00 per room, per night; NYS Hotel Unit Fee: $1.50 per night." "The New York Marriott Marquis charges a daily mandatory destination/resort fee (typically around $30–$45+ per night plus tax).

Answer 563

A: Yes, there are a few additional fees you may want to be aware of: * **Parking:** * On-site parking is $150.00 daily. * Valet parking rates vary by vehicle size: Cars are $90, SUVs are $100, oversized vehicles are $125, and oversized+ vehicles are $150. These rates include 24-hour in/out privileges for an additional $30. * **M Club Lounge Access:** Access to the M Club Lounge is complimentary for Platinum, Titanium, and Ambassador Elite members. For other guests, daily access can be purchased for $75.00. * **Room Upgrade:** You can upgrade your stay to a room above the 28th floor for an additional $50 per night.

Answer 564

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers non-refundable rates. Rate Types: Non-refundable options are usually listed as "Advance Purchase," "Prepay and Save," or "Prepaid / Non-Refundable". Terms: These rates are offered at a discount compared to standard flexible rates, but they require full payment at the time of booking and do not allow refunds or modifications if your plans change. Special Events & High-Demand Periods: During peak dates (such as New Year's Eve or major conventions), the hotel may impose strict non-refundable or non-cancellable terms across most or all rate categories. Tip: If you need flexibility, be sure to select a rate marked "Flexible Rate" or "Standard Rate." Always review the specific Rate Details and cancellation deadline displayed before confirming your reservation, as cancellation cutoffs vary.

Answer 565

A: Yes, refundable room rates are available at the New York Marriott Marquis. Flexible / Standard Rates allow for free cancellation and a full refund as long as you cancel before the specified deadline. For this property, the cancellation window is typically 24 to 72 hours prior to check-in, though this can vary depending on seasonality and demand. Non-Refundable / Prepaid Rates are offered at a discounted price but require payment upfront and cannot be refunded if canceled. Special events and peak dates (e.g., New Year’s Eve or major holiday weekends) may feature stricter cancellation windows, higher non-refundable deposit requirements, or entirely non-refundable policies.

Answer 566

A: Yes, New York Marriott Marquis accepts cash payments.

Answer 567

A: Standard / Flexible Rates: No deposit is charged at the time of booking. You must provide a valid credit or debit card to guarantee and hold the reservation. Prepaid / Non-Refundable Rates (e.g., Advance Purchase): Yes. If you select a prepaid rate or promotional discount, the hotel will charge the full amount (or a designated non-refundable deposit) immediately upon booking. Special Event & Group Blocks: Certain group reservations, conference room blocks, or peak-period bookings (such as New Year's Eve) may require a deposit equal to the first night’s room and tax when booking. At Check-In (Incidental / Security Deposit): a security deposit/authorization hold is required upon arrival. The front desk places a temporary hold on your card covering the room balance, applicable taxes, the mandatory daily destination fee, plus an incidental deposit (typically ranging from $50 to $100+ per night). Any unused portion of the incidental hold is released back to your card after checkout, though banks can take a few business days to reflect the returned funds.

Answer 568

A: For standard refundable bookings: the deadline is typically 48 to 72 hours (2 to 3 days) prior to arrival, by 11:59 PM hotel local time (Eastern Time). For prepaid / advance purchase / non-refundable rates: generally cannot be cancelled for free; a brief 24-hour grace period is often provided right after booking (usually until 11:59 PM hotel time the following day), after which the prepayment/deposit is forfeited if cancelled. For group, conference, or peak event rates: cancellation windows are stricter, ranging from 3 days to 14 days or more prior to check-in. If cancelled after the deadline (or no-show), the hotel typically charges a penalty equivalent to one night's room rate plus taxes and applicable fees (or the full duration for non-refundable reservations).

Answer 569

A: the incidental/security deposit hold placed on your card at check-in is typically $100 to $150 per night (or a flat authorization of around $200 to $300 for shorter stays)." "If your room was already prepaid, only the daily destination fee and the incidental deposit will be authorized on your card.

Answer 570

A: Yes, a security and incidentals deposit is required at check-in at the New York Marriott Marquis. When checking in, a temporary pre-authorization hold is placed on your credit card or debit card covering the full cost of room and taxes (if not prepaid), mandatory daily destination/amenity fees, plus an incidental deposit. The incidental hold is typically around $100 per night of your stay. You must present a valid government-issued photo ID and a physical credit or debit card matching the reservation name. The unused hold is released upon checkout if there are no charges for damages, minibar, room service, or restaurant billings; the hold typically drops off in 3 to 7 business days depending on your bank or card issuer. Using a credit card is strongly recommended; with a debit card the bank will freeze actual cash funds for the duration of the stay plus the processing window after departure.

Answer 571

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers a Guaranteed Early Check-In service, allowing you to gain access to your room starting at 11:00 AM.

Answer 572

A: No, New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York is not pet-friendly.

Answer 573

A: Whether your deposit is refundable at the New York Marriott Marquis depends on the specific rate type you booked and when you cancel; Flexible/Standard rates requiring a deposit are refundable if you cancel before the specified cancellation deadline (typically 24 to 72 hours prior to arrival, based on hotel local time; may be longer during peak seasons/holidays/events); late cancellations typically result in the hotel retaining the deposit or charging a cancellation fee equivalent to one night’s room and tax; Advance Purchase/Prepaid or promotional non-refundable rates generally do not refund the deposit or prepayment; incidental/security deposit holds placed at check-in are released/refunded after check-out provided there are no room damages or incidental charges.

Answer 574

A: Guaranteed Early Check-In: access starting at 11:00 AM for a fee of $99 plus taxes. Complimentary Request (Subject to Availability): free early check-in can be requested through the Marriott Bonvoy app or at the front desk but is not guaranteed and depends on room availability. Elite Status: Platinum, Titanium, and Ambassador Elite members are given priority for complimentary early check-in when rooms are clean and ready. If early check-in is unavailable or not paid for, the bell desk will store luggage complimentary; standard check-in time is 4:00 PM.

Answer 575

A: At the New York Marriott Marquis, extra rollaway beds are not available and not permitted in any room type, so there is no fee for them. Cribs / infant beds are available upon request free of charge (subject to availability). Many rooms and suites are equipped with pull-out sofa beds at no extra equipment fee.

Answer 576

A: Yes, there is generally a fee for late check-out at the New York Marriott Marquis, though whether you are charged depends on departure time, hotel availability, and Marriott Bonvoy status. Check-out is at 11:00 AM. Minor extensions until 12:00 PM may be granted free of charge if occupancy and housekeeping allow. Stays past 1:00 PM or 2:00 PM typically incur an additional fee (often a half-day room rate); staying past late afternoon (e.g., 4:00 PM or later) usually results in a full night's room charge. Guests who stay past 11:00 AM without confirming an extension will be billed a late check-out fee. Marriott Bonvoy elite members: Silver & Gold may request complimentary late check-out (up to 2:00 PM for Gold) subject to availability; Platinum, Titanium, & Ambassador may request complimentary late check-out up to 4:00 PM, but at this convention hotel late check-out is strictly based on availability. Recommendation: contact the front desk on the morning of departure; bell desk can store luggage if late check-out or fee is not available.

Answer 577

A: Whether there is a fee to change your dates at the New York Marriott Marquis depends on how your reservation was booked and the rate type selected. No Administrative Change Fee: Marriott does not charge a flat change fee to modify the dates of a standard reservation. Difference in Room Rate: Changing dates recalculates your stay based on the prevailing room rates for the new dates; if the new dates are more expensive, you will pay the price difference; if they are cheaper, your total cost will adjust downward. Deadline Requirements: You must make the change before the hotel's cancellation deadline (typically 48 to 72 hours prior to 11:59 PM local hotel time on your arrival date, though this can vary); modifying dates after this window has passed may trigger a late cancellation fee (usually equivalent to one night’s room rate plus tax). Prepaid / Non-Refundable Rates: If you booked an "Advance Purchase" or non-refundable rate, modifications are generally not permitted and attempting to change dates may result in forfeiting the prepaid amount. Third-Party or Group Bookings: Modifications for bookings made via online travel agencies must be handled through the booking site, which may impose its own terms or change fees; group or convention blocks may require contacting the event coordinator or group reservations department. How to Check or Change Your Dates: Log into the Marriott Bonvoy app or Marriott.com, go to My Trips, select your New York Marriott Marquis stay, review the Rate Details & Cancellation Policy, and click Modify Reservation to select new dates and view any difference in total room cost before confirming.

Answer 578

A: Children up to 17 years of age stay for free when sharing a room with their parents or guardians and using existing bedding. Guests aged 18 and older are considered adults.

Answer 579

A: The New York Marriott Marquis accepts Cash, Credit Cards, and contactless mobile payments.

Answer 580

A: Check-in time at New York Marriott Marquis is 4:00 pm.

Answer 581

A: The hotel releases the authorization hold at check-out, provided there are no incidental charges. Credit Cards: Typically drops off or releases within 3 to 7 business days. Debit Cards: Usually takes 5 to 10 business days (sometimes up to 14 days) to clear back into your available balance. International Cards / Fintech/App Banks: Can take up to 30 days depending on foreign exchange and issuer processing procedures. If you paid an advance room deposit and cancelled an eligible, refundable reservation: The refund is submitted upon cancellation and typically takes 7 to 10 business days to post to your original payment card.

Answer 582

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis will hold your luggage after you check out. You can check your bags with the Bell Desk / Bell Captain, located either at the street-level entrance/valet area or near the main lobby on the 8th floor. When you hand over your luggage, the bell staff will give you a numbered claim ticket; you must present this ticket to retrieve your bags. Same-day luggage storage is complimentary for registered hotel guests. Tipping the bell staff is customary (typically $2 to $5 per bag upon drop-off or retrieval).

Answer 583

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis will hold your luggage before your room is ready for check-in. When you arrive, speak to the bell desk (either at the ground-level entrance or in the main lobby on the 8th floor) and let them know you have an upcoming check-in and would like to store your bags. The bell staff will tag your luggage and give you a claim ticket. The service is complimentary for registered guests, though it is standard etiquette to tip the bellhop ($2–$5 per bag) when dropping off or retrieving your belongings. The same luggage-holding service is also available on your departure day after check-out.

Answer 584

A: No, there is no swimming pool at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 585

A: Yes, with Vacations by Marriott Bonvoy, you can bundle hotel and flight to save and earn points, which is a loyalty perk.

Answer 586

A: Yes, you can save with a Marriott Bonvoy Member Rate.

Answer 587

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis typically participates in Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. The property generally participates in the wider Marriott Bonvoy Cyber Week Sale. The Discount: 25% off for Marriott Bonvoy members booking via the Marriott Bonvoy mobile app; 20% off for members booking on Marriott.com; 15% off for non-members (joining Bonvoy is free). Eligible Travel Window: Discounts usually apply to stays from late November through mid-to-late February. Blackout Dates: high-demand dates—most notably New Year’s Eve (Ball Drop week) and often peak holiday weekends in December—are typically excluded or blacked out from promotional cyber rates. Payment Terms: Black Friday and Cyber Monday rates across Marriott properties are almost always fully prepaid, non-refundable, and non-changeable. Room Availability: Only standard or select room categories may be allocated under the discounted rate inventory, and these can sell out quickly once the sale opens. How to Find the Best Deal: Download the Marriott Bonvoy App (highest discount tiers, typically 25%, reserved for in-app bookings); check third-party OTAs (Expedia, Booking.com, Priceline) which also run Black Friday hotel sales; check the hotel’s direct 'Offers' page for packages that may be combined or discounted during the holiday shopping season.

Answer 588

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers several event and festival-themed experiences and packages, particularly around the holiday season and New Year's Eve. For New Year's Eve 2027, you can choose from: * **Ball Drop View Room:** A special room booking that provides front-row views of the Times Square Ball Drop from your room. * **Luxe & Lights: All-Ages New Year’s Eve Celebration:** An exclusive, family-friendly event for overnight guests featuring a celebrity music headliner, a performance by Jackie Burns, culinary experiences, a premium bar, live DJ, and a live stream of the Ball Drop. * **Balldrop.com VIP Party:** A 21+ VIP party in the Broadway Lounge with elevated dining, a premium open bar, live entertainment, and select ticket options offering outdoor terrace access for Ball Drop views. * **New Year’s Eve at The View:** A soirée on the 48th floor with a premium open bar, butler-passed bites, live entertainment, and a champagne toast, or two special dining experiences on the 47th floor. During the holiday season, the hotel also offers: * **Santa-Approved Rooms:** Festive guest rooms with holiday décor, a keepsake ornament, and cookies from Levain Bakery. * **Very Merry Santa Brunch:** A magical holiday brunch experience on December 19th and 20th. * **Second Edition Holiday Ornament:** Receive this ornament when reserving a premium stay directly on Marriott.com between December 1 and 24. * **25 Days of Festive Fun:** Daily surprises, moments with Santa, and holiday cheer throughout the holiday season.

Answer 589

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers a variety of holiday experiences and special offerings. These include a 2026 Holiday Guide detailing events and experiences, a second edition holiday ornament for premium stays between December 1 and 24, a Very Merry Santa Brunch on December 19 & 20, and Santa-Approved Rooms decked out with festive décor. The hotel also hosts a New Year’s Eve All Ages Celebration for overnight guests. You can find more details on these and other holiday happenings in their 2026 Holiday Guide.

Answer 590

A: Yes, last-minute deals are frequently available at the New York Marriott Marquis, though availability and pricing depend on seasonal occupancy, day of the week, and major events. Marriott promotional rates include Last-Minute Weekend Getaways (often using promo code QRI) providing up to 15%–20% off for upcoming stays within the next few weeks; Marriott Bonvoy member rates offer lower standard rates and points earning options. The property offers package deals (e.g., dining credits, parking packages, bonus Bonvoy point promotions). Pre-set discount codes that may apply include AAA/CAA (typically 5% to 15% off), AARP/senior rates, and government & military discounts (subject to availability). Last-minute booking apps and aggregators that may yield discounts include HotelTonight, Priceline & Hotwire (Express/Hot Rates), and metasearch engines (Kayak, Google Hotels, Momondo). Check and factor in the mandatory daily destination fee when comparing last-minute prices. Marriott's Best Rate Guarantee may match a cheaper third-party rate and provide an additional 25% discount or 5,000 Bonvoy points if claimed within 24 hours of booking.

Answer 591

A: The New York Marriott Marquis does not offer an official, permanent package titled a 'Midweek Special.'", "Midweek Can Sometimes Cost More: ... Midweek nights (especially Tuesday and Wednesday) often see high demand ... which can drive rates up rather than down.", "Cheapest Days of the Week: ... Sunday and Monday nights are typically the least expensive nights of the week at Times Square hotels.", "While not specifically labeled 'midweek,' the hotel frequently offers packages that apply to weekday stays: Stay & Savor (includes a nightly dining/beverage credit, often $40–$50), Park & Play (bundles parking into the room rate), Marriott Bonvoy Bonus Points (periodic promotions offering 1,000+ bonus points, occasionally targeting specific check-in days like Thursday or Sunday), NYC Restaurant Week & Pre-Theater Menus (fixed-price weekday lunch and dinner specials in hotel venues).", "Marriott Bonvoy Discount: Booking directly through Marriott as a Bonvoy member offers standard discounted member rates.", "Special Rate Codes: Check eligibility for AAA/CAA, Senior, Government/Military, or corporate discount rates.", "The Marquis charges a mandatory daily Destination/Amenity Fee (around $40–$45/night plus tax) which includes a daily food and beverage credit and tickets to select local attractions.

Answer 592

A: Yes, there are significant off-season discounts at the New York Marriott Marquis." "The steepest 'built-in' discounts occur between January and early March." "In January and February, however, standard room rates often drop by 40% to 55%, sometimes dipping as low as the $200–$300/night range depending on day-of-week and occupancy." "A minor, less dramatic off-peak period occurs during late July and August." "The New York Marriott Marquis routinely participates in NYC Hotel Week." "This promotion runs annually from early January through mid-February and offers a flat 25% off standard room rates." "Booking directly as a Marriott Bonvoy member provides 2%–5% extra off the lowest published rates." "If booking with Marriott Bonvoy points, winter off-peak dates require significantly fewer points per night. Booking 5 consecutive reward nights also qualifies for Marriott's 'Stay 5, Pay for 4' perk." "AAA/CAA, AARP, and senior discounts can be applied on top of low off-season base rates to reduce the price an additional 5%–10%." "The Marriott Marquis charges a mandatory daily Destination Fee (approximately $45/night plus tax) ... it applies year-round regardless of base-rate discounts.

Answer 593

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers a dedicated romantic getaway package titled "Love in Times Square". Package inclusions: a chilled bottle of sparkling wine in the room; special artisanal treats from the in-house pastry team; extended 2:00 PM late check-out; choice of guest rooms or suites with options to upgrade to high-floor views overlooking Times Square. How to book: enter promotional code LVU on Marriott’s website or Bonvoy app or request the Love in Times Square offer by phone. Additional romantic highlights at the property: The View (revolving rooftop dining and lounge) and the Broadway Lounge & Terrace with panoramic neon views; centrally located on Broadway and 46th Street in the Theater District for pairing with a Broadway show.

Answer 594

A: Stay & Savor: Includes standard accommodations plus a daily hotel food-and-beverage credit (typically around $50/night) to use at the hotel’s dining venues such as the Broadway Lounge or Revel & Rye. Longer Stay Savings (Stay Longer, Save More): Offers discounted nightly rates when booking 5 or more consecutive nights. Park & Play Package: Bundles room rates with included valet parking. M Club Access Experience: Upgrades your booking to include access to the private M Club Lounge (complimentary continental breakfast, hors d’oeuvres, and evening snacks). Daily Destination Fee Inclusions: Most standard bookings include the hotel’s destination fee, which bundles high-speed Wi-Fi, daily food & beverage credits, and tickets to select NYC tours or attractions (arranged via the concierge). Airline Vacations (United Vacations, Delta Vacations, WestJet Vacations): Bundle roundtrip flights, airport transfers, and room packages with breakfast credits or discounted room rates. Costco Travel packages: Include guaranteed high-floor rooms (20th floor or higher), late checkout, daily dining credits, and bundled ground transportation. OTA Packages (Expedia, Booking.com): Allow bundling airfare, car rental, and hotel rooms at discounted overall rates.

Answer 595

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers room block discounts for weddings, conferences, and private events. Standard Marriott group pricing generally requires a minimum block of 10 rooms per night on peak nights. Discounts are negotiated (not a flat rate) and dynamically calculated based on seasonality/dates, on-site event booking, and demand. If holding an event on-site (they have over 100,000 sq. ft. of event space) the sales team typically can offer steeper room discounts or waived fees. Block types include Courtesy Block (rooms held at a set rate until a cutoff date, typically 30–60 days, with unsold rooms released without financial penalty) and Guaranteed/Attrition Contract (for larger groups, often 20+ rooms or peak dates, requiring a contract guaranteeing 80%–90% pickup or paying the difference). Additional negotiable perks include a custom booking link (Passkey), Marriott Bonvoy Event Planner points, complimentary room upgrades for couple/VIPs, welcome bag distribution, and discounted parking/amenity fees. To get a quote, submit an RFP via the New York Marriott Marquis Meetings & Events page or contact the on-site sales team at 212-398-1900.

Answer 596

A: Weekday rates are generally not cheaper than weekend rates — in fact, mid-week nights are frequently more expensive." "Tuesday and Wednesday typically command the highest average nightly rates." "Sunday is consistently the cheapest night of the week to stay." "Friday & Saturday often fall in the middle to high range, though rate spikes happen during major theater openings, holidays, and holiday shopping weekends." "Structuring a stay to include Sunday and Monday nights will almost always result in a lower average nightly rate than staying Tuesday through Thursday." "Marriott frequently offers member-exclusive promotional rates that apply slightly higher percentage discounts on weekend stays compared to weekday stays.

Answer 597

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis participates in the Marriott Bonvoy loyalty program. Marriott Bonvoy members can enjoy benefits such as complimentary in-room Wi-Fi when booking direct, and Platinum, Titanium, and Ambassador Elite members receive complimentary M Club lounge access. The Marriott Bonvoy App also offers contactless check-in, Mobile Key, Mobile Dining, and Mobile Guest Requests.

Answer 598

A: For Christmas, guests who reserve a premium stay directly on Marriott.com between December 1 and 24 will receive a second edition holiday ornament. Additionally, the hotel offers Santa-Approved Rooms, which are festive guest rooms featuring holiday décor, a keepsake ornament, and cookies from Levain Bakery. For New Year's, you can book Times Square Ball Drop View Rooms by selecting stay dates between December 18 and January 9, and using the Corp/Promo Code ER5 under Special Rates.

Answer 599

A: Yes, Marriott Bonvoy members can save with a member rate when booking directly. Additionally, Marriott Bonvoy members receive complimentary in-room Internet access when they book direct.

Answer 600

A: The New York Marriott Marquis does not offer a permanently advertised year-round deal explicitly branded as a 'Family Bundle.'", "For families needing extra space, the hotel offers Family Connector room packages and multi-room suites. These connect a King room with a Double/Double room (often including pull-out sofa beds), allowing larger families of up to 6 or 7 to stay together comfortably.", "The hotel’s daily destination fee essentially functions as an amenity bundle that families often take advantage of, which typically includes: a daily food and beverage credit (redeemable at on-site dining outlets); tickets to select NYC attractions or sightseeing tours (arranged through the concierge); enhanced high-speed Wi-Fi.", "You can book bundled flight and hotel packages directly through Marriott’s travel portal or airline partners (e.g., Delta Vacations, WestJet Vacations).", "Wholesalers such as Costco Travel frequently offer New York Marriott Marquis vacation packages that bundle accommodations, room upgrades, ground transportation credits, and attraction tickets.", "The hotel regularly rotates package deals (e.g., Stay & Savor packages offering nightly food/beverage dining credits, or holiday-themed room packages).", "When booking on the Marriott website or app, check the 'Deals & Packages' tab for the New York Marriott Marquis or call the hotel directly to inquire about family-specific promotional codes and connecting room availability for your travel dates.

Answer 601

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis does run limited-time promotions, particularly around the holiday season. For example, there are special offers for stays between December 1st and 24th, including a "Second Edition Holiday Ornament" for premium stays. The hotel also features "25 Days of Festive Fun" and a "Very Merry Santa Brunch" on December 19th and 20th. You can also find other "Offers & Packages" by viewing all available promotions.

Answer 602

A: Yes, breakfast is included with the M Club Suite Experience, which offers daily access to the M Club Lounge for up to four guests, including the breakfast buffet.

Answer 603

A: The New York Marriott Marquis has 19 distinct room and suite types mentioned in the provided context: 1. Santa-Approved Rooms 2. Deluxe Suite 3. Executive Suite 4. Times Square View King 5. Times Square View Double 6. Family Double Suite Connector 7. Family King Suite Connector 8. Standard Accessible King Guest Room 9. King Ball Drop View Room 10. Corner King Guest Room 11. King Marquis Deluxe Guest Room 12. Double/Double Superior Times Square View Guest Room 13. King Superior Times Square View Guest Room 14. Connecting Guest Room 15. Double/Double Ball Drop View Room 16. Double/Double Guest Room - Standard View 17. Standard King with Times Square North View 18. Presidential Suite 19. Premier Suite

Answer 604

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers a variety of room types, including: * **Santa-Approved Rooms** * **M Club Suites** * **Times Square View Rooms**, such as Times Square View King, Times Square View Double, King Ball Drop View Room, Double/Double Superior Times Square View Guest Room, King Superior Times Square View Guest Room, Double/Double Ball Drop View Room, and Standard King with Times Square North View. * **Family Connector Rooms**, including Family Connector, Family Double Suite Connector, Family King Suite Connector, and Connecting Guest Room options. * **Deluxe Suite** * **Executive Suite** * **Accessible Rooms** (such as Standard Accessible King Guest Room) * **Corner King Guest Room** * **King Marquis Deluxe Guest Room** * **Double/Double Guest Room - Standard View** * **Double/Double Guest Room**

Answer 605

A: Yes, the bathrooms at the New York Marriott Marquis are completely separate from the bedroom with a door." "Guest rooms at the Marriott Marquis feature a traditional, private bathroom enclosed in its own room off the entrance foyer." "The entire bathroom—including the vanity, toilet, and walk-in shower or tub—is shut off from the sleeping area behind a closing door.

Answer 606

A: Yes, the bathrooms in mobility-accessible rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis are wheelchair accessible. They feature accessible vanities, bathtub grab rails, bathtub seats, non-slip grab rails, roll-in showers, and toilets with seats at wheelchair height.

Answer 607

A: No, the bathtubs at the New York Marriott Marquis are generally not large or deep enough for a proper soak. The vast majority of guest rooms feature walk-in showers rather than bathtubs. In rooms that do have a bathtub, they are standard American shower-over-tub combinations that are relatively shallow with low sides. The hotel does not feature deep soaking tubs or in-room jacuzzis in its standard rooms or executive suites.

Answer 608

A: The bathtubs at the New York Marriott Marquis are built-in, not freestanding. In rooms and suites that include a bathtub (such as designated accessible rooms or select standard/deluxe layouts), they are standard built-in alcove tubs with shower combinations. Following renovations across the property, many standard guest rooms do not have bathtubs at all and instead feature walk-in glass showers. The hotel does not feature freestanding soaking or clawfoot tubs in its typical guest rooms or standard suites.

Answer 609

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers accessible bathing options in guest rooms, including bathtub grab rails, bathtub seats, and roll-in showers.

Answer 610

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers accessible rooms. The hotel provides mobility accessible rooms with features such as roll-in showers, adjustable height hand-held shower wands, bathtub grab rails, and toilet seats at wheelchair height. For more information about the physical features of accessible rooms or to see accessible room types, you can call +1 212-398-1900.

Answer 611

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers Family Connector Rooms with multiple sleeping areas. These spacious connecting room options are designed to accommodate families of all sizes and provide extra space. For example, the Family Connector offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a separate living area, with a king bed in one room, two double beds in the other, and a sofa bed. The Family Double Suite Connector features two bedrooms with two double beds each, a sofa bed, two bathrooms, and a separate living area. The Family King Suite Connector includes a king bed in one bedroom, two double beds in the other, a sofa bed, two bathrooms, and a separate living area.

Answer 612

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers grab rails in the bathrooms, including bathtub grab rails and non-slip grab rails.

Answer 613

A: Yes, accessible vanities are available at the New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 614

A: Yes, folding luggage racks are provided. Standard guest rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis include a folding luggage rack, typically stored inside the closet/wardrobe alongside the safe, extra bedding, and iron/ironing board. If you are traveling with multiple bags and need an extra rack, you can request one through housekeeping or guest services. Dedicated storage benches are not standard. Many renovated rooms feature an upholstered seating bench or ottoman near the foot of the bed or sitting area, but these are open seating pieces rather than enclosed storage benches (i.e., benches with internal compartments or lift-up lids). Renovated rooms also feature expanded closets with lower shelving, platform-style bed framing, and notably larger square footage, providing ample room to set down suitcases.

Answer 615

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers Family Connector Rooms, which are spacious connecting room options designed to accommodate families of all sizes and are ideal for group stays. These include various configurations such as the Family Connector, Family Double Suite Connector, and Family King Suite Connector, providing extra space with multiple bedrooms, bathrooms, and separate living areas.

Answer 616

A: Yes, some rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis offer extra sleeping spaces. For example, the Deluxe Suite, Executive Suite, Family Connector, Family Double Suite Connector, and Family King Suite Connector all include a sofa bed.

Answer 617

A: No, the guest rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis do not feature dual-aspect corner windows or wraparound views." "The hotel does offer room categories designated as 'Corner Rooms' (such as the Premier Corner King Room or Larger Guest Room, Corner Room). However, this label simply refers to the room’s location at the ends of the corridors." "These rooms are larger (around 480–500 sq. ft. compared to standard ~385 sq. ft. rooms) and quieter, but they still only have windows on one wall." "Because of architect John Portman’s design—an atrium-centered tower framed by vertical structural concrete piers—guest rooms and standard suites feature floor-to-ceiling soundproof glass along a single outward-facing facade. You will receive a direct view (either facing Times Square or the Manhattan city skyline), but not a multi-directional or wraparound vantage point.

Answer 618

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers Times Square View Rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, providing breathtaking views of the iconic skyline and the bustling lights of Broadway.

Answer 619

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers accessible guest rooms with wider doorways. Mobility-accessible guest rooms feature wheelchair-accessible doorways typically providing a 32- to 36-inch clear door width. Public & elevator clearances include step-free entrances, wheelchair-accessible paths of travel, and guest elevators featuring 42-inch-wide doors. Accessible rooms include lever-style door handles, lowered deadbolts/latches, and lowered viewports.

Answer 620

A: Standard guest rooms and most suites at the New York Marriott Marquis do not have a separate or standalone vanity/makeup area outside the bathroom. In-bathroom vanity: The vanity counter is located inside the enclosed private bathroom alongside the shower and toilet, with modern, well-lit backlit mirrors and ample counter space around the sink. Portable makeup mirror & desk option: The hotel supplies a portable magnifying makeup mirror in the bathroom; guests often use the bedroom’s spacious desk/workstation (with nearby electrical outlets and a chair) as a seated makeup area. Specialty suites: Certain larger accommodations (e.g., Presidential Suite or multi-room configurations) feature multiple bathrooms and extra dressing space, but traditional standalone seated makeup tables are not a standard fixture.

Answer 621

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers roll-in showers in its accessible rooms.

Answer 622

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers both traditional layouts, such as our Deluxe and Executive One-Bedroom Suites which feature separate living rooms and dining areas, and standard guest room layouts, including our Times Square View Rooms, which provide a comfortable retreat with sleeping and seating in one main space. We also have spacious Family Connector Rooms with multiple bedrooms and separate living areas.

Answer 623

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers suites with separate bedrooms and living rooms. For example, the Deluxe One-Bedroom Suite and the Executive One-Bedroom Suite both feature a separate living room. Additionally, the Family Connector, Family Double Suite Connector, and Family King Suite Connector accommodations also include a separate living area.

Answer 624

A: Yes, some guest bathrooms at the New York Marriott Marquis feature walk-in showers.

Answer 625

A: Yes, accessible rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis have roll-in showers.

Answer 626

A: Yes, the bathrooms at the New York Marriott Marquis have doors that fully close. Most standard rooms feature traditional hinged doors with standard lever handles that swing shut and latch/lock securely. Some updated rooms utilize heavy sliding barn-style or pocket doors that slide completely across the doorway to close off the space. Certain sliding designs feature frosted or translucent glass panels that let light bleed into the bedroom if someone turns on the light at night. Some sliding doors do not provide the same tight acoustic seal or standard locking mechanism as a traditional hinged door. If complete visual opacity, sound insulation, or a traditional locking hinged door is a priority, you can request a room with a standard hinged bathroom door when checking in or by contacting the front desk ahead of time.

Answer 627

A: The guest room bathrooms at the New York Marriott Marquis have fully private, solid walls rather than glass walls." "The bathroom is separated from the bedroom and entryway by standard, opaque drywall." "The bathroom is closed off by an opaque sliding/pocket or standard door." "The only glass in the bathroom is the clear sliding/swinging glass enclosure for the walk-in shower.

Answer 628

A: In standard and premier guest rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis, the bathrooms do not have a separate enclosed toilet room (water closet). Only select multi-room specialty suites (such as the Presidential Suite) include additional half-baths/powder rooms.

Answer 629

A: Yes, the guest rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis feature built-in closets/wardrobes; typically located in the entry hallway opposite the bathroom; these built-in closets are equipped with clothes hanging rods and hangers, an in-room digital safe, an iron and ironing board, a luggage rack, additional shelving, bathrobes, and extra bedding/pillows; the closets are built into the room structure rather than being standalone armoires and were expanded and updated during the hotel's recent property-wide renovations.

Answer 630

A: Yes, the Times Square View Rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis feature floor-to-ceiling windows, offering breathtaking views of the iconic skyline and the bustling lights of Broadway.

Answer 631

A: In standard and deluxe guest rooms: "No room dividers or interior partitions: Standard rooms (King or Double rooms) feature an open-concept floor plan. The sleeping and seating areas are situated within the same open room without any partition walls, privacy screens, or sliding dividers between them." "Sliding doors for specific fixtures: In these rooms, sliding doors are primarily used for the closets and the glass walk-in shower enclosures. The bathrooms themselves are closed off by either standard hinged doors or pocket/sliding doors depending on the room's floor plan and accessibility configuration." In one-bedroom and deluxe/executive suites: "Yes, there is separation: In the one-bedroom suite layouts (such as the Deluxe Suite or Executive Suite), the sleeping quarters and the living/dining area are separated by a wall and typically feature a pocket door or sliding interior door for privacy between the two spaces." In connecting/family connector rooms: "If booking connecting rooms, privacy between rooms is provided by standard, lockable adjoining hotel doors rather than sliding partitions." Conference/ballroom spaces: "The hotel’s conference centers and ballrooms are widely known for their heavy-duty operable Modernfold partition walls that reconfigure large spaces, but within standard guest rooms, spaces are not subdivided.

Answer 632

A: Yes, some rooms at the New York Marriott Marquis have separate living areas. Specifically, the Deluxe Suite, Executive Suite, Family Connector, Family Double Suite Connector, and Family King Suite Connector are described as having a separate living area or living room.

Answer 633

A: Standard and Premier guest rooms feature built-in reach-in closets or integrated wardrobes located in the entryway foyer opposite or adjacent to the bathroom. Depth: approximately 24 inches (60 cm). Hanging rail width: generally spans 30 to 42 inches (approx. 2.5 to 3.5 feet) of usable horizontal rail space. Vertical hanging clearance: roughly 60 to 66 inches above the floor. Rooms are typically supplied with roughly 8 to 12 wooden hangers (including suit/trouser clip hangers). In mobility-accessible (ADA) rooms, the closet includes lowered hanging rods and shelving typically installed at or below 48 inches (122 cm) from the finished floor. The closet contains an in-room digital laptop-safe, a full-size ironing board and steam iron, an overhead shelf, and a folding metal luggage rack.

Answer 634

A: The New York Marriott Marquis does not have an official maximum luggage limit or restriction on how many bags guests can bring into their rooms. Standard guest rooms average approximately 385 to 420 square feet (around 36 to 39 square meters). Rooms feature built-in closets with hanging bars, a luggage rack/bench, shelving, and sufficient open floor space. A standard room can comfortably accommodate 4 to 6+ large checked suitcases (along with personal carry-ons) without blocking walkways or bed access. The hotel's bell desk provides luggage storage for guests with no formal cap on the number of bags.

Answer 635

A: Yes, room rates at the New York Marriott Marquis are generally noticeably higher during spring break (mid-March through April) compared to the winter months; standard rooms routinely jump into the $400 to $650+ range per night during spring break (with weekend rates higher); spring break is cheaper than NYC’s extreme peak seasons (Sept/Oct and late Nov–New Year’s Eve) but more expensive than January, February, and late August; the hotel charges a mandatory daily Destination Fee (typically around $30–$40+ per night plus NYC occupancy and hotel taxes).

Answer 636

A: Yes, room rates at the New York Marriott Marquis are significantly lower during the off-peak season. Off-Peak Season (January – February / early March): After the New Year’s rush winds down, tourism and convention activity in New York City drops sharply due to the winter weather. Price Difference: Average nightly rates during January and February are often 40% to 55% lower than during peak periods. Base rooms during mid-winter can frequently be found in the $200–$350 range, whereas peak times often push base rooms well past $600–$900+ per night. The property uses dynamic pricing that adjusts according to citywide demand, holidays, and major events. If you are booking with Marriott Bonvoy points, Marriott uses dynamic award redemption; the points required per night drop during low-demand/off-peak dates.

Answer 637

A: Whether summer rates are higher at the New York Marriott Marquis depends on what you compare them to. Compared to Winter (January–February): Yes, summer rates are higher — the lowest rates of the year occur in January and February, and summer room rates are considerably higher than in the winter. Compared to Autumn (September–October) and the Holiday/New Year's Eve season (mid-November through New Year’s Eve): No, summer rates are cheaper — September, October, and December command the highest premiums and summer rates are significantly lower than these fall and holiday peaks. Within the summer months: June tends to have elevated prices coming out of spring, while July and August often see softened average daily rates compared to June and early autumn.

Answer 638

A: No, the New York Marriott Marquis does not offer meaningful views of fall foliage." "The hotel is situated in the heart of Times Square (1535 Broadway, between 45th and 46th Streets)." "Guest rooms either face inwards toward the hotel’s 37-story interior atrium or face outwards toward Times Square and the surrounding Midtown cityscape. There are virtually no street-level trees or green spaces visible from the rooms." "Even from The View (the revolving restaurant and lounge on the 47th and 48th floors), the scenery consists of panoramic skyline and urban views. While Central Park is visible to the north on a clear day, it begins roughly 14 blocks away at 59th Street; dense Midtown towers largely obstruct the view, making it unsuitable for leaf-peeping.

Answer 639

A: Yes, there are several Fourth of July events and celebrations both directly at and within easy reach of the New York Marriott Marquis (located at 1535 Broadway in Times Square)." "Events at the Marriott Marquis: Broadway Lounge & The Perch Outdoor Terrace on the 8th floor typically host Fourth of July celebrations featuring open bars, live DJs, and passed food stations overlooking the lights of Times Square." "The View Restaurant: the hotel's rooftop dining venue often offers holiday-themed menus or brunch/dinner services with panoramic city views." "Times Square Rooftop Parties: several high-rise lounges near the hotel host annual ticketed Fourth of July rooftop parties with live entertainment, drinks, and skyline views (notable venues include Bar 54 at Hyatt Centric, St. Cloud Rooftop at The Knickerbocker, and Haven Rooftop at The Sanctuary Hotel)." "West Side Waterfront (15–20 Minute Walk or Short Cab Ride): Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises (Pier 83 at W 42nd St) offer popular 4th of July fireworks dinner cruises with open bars, buffets, and front-row water viewing." "Intrepid Museum (Pier 86 at W 46th St) frequently hosts holiday daytime programming and ticketed evening flight-deck events." "Macy's 4th of July Fireworks: typically begins around 9:25 PM; if the barges are on the Hudson River, public viewing along the West Side Highway (Hudson River Park) is within walking distance west of the hotel; if on the East River, take N/Q/R/7 trains from Times Square to Lower Manhattan or Long Island City/Brooklyn viewing zones." "Observation Decks: Edge at Hudson Yards (accessible via the 7 train or ~20-minute walk) and Top of the Rock (~10-minute walk) host exclusive, ticketed 4th of July fireworks-viewing parties." "Tip: tickets for rooftop parties, dining packages, and harbor cruises should be reserved several weeks in advance.

Answer 640

A: Our hotel is located in the heart of Times Square, placing you at the center of various seasonal events. You can explore holiday markets at Bryant Park and ice skating rinks at Rockefeller Center. Additionally, we offer seasonal events and curated programming right here at our hotel, including "25 Days of Festive Fun" during the holiday season.

Answer 641

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis regularly hosts special holiday dining events for both Christmas and Easter at its dining venues (Broadway Lounge and Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant). Christmas: "Very Merry Santa Brunch" on weekends in mid-to-late December leading up to Christmas — family-focused, ticketed brunch buffet with carving and omelet stations, seafood, pastries, hot cocoa bar, complimentary mimosas and Bellinis for adults, family photos with Santa, elf greeters, and kid activities (cookie decorating, face painting). Christmas Eve & Christmas Day Dinner Specials on December 24 and December 25 at Broadway Lounge / Revel & Rye — special à la carte or prix-fixe holiday dinner menus with seasonal dishes (slow-roasted prime rib, surf-and-turf, fresh seafood), festive cocktails, and live background music. Easter: "Easter Brunch Over Broadway & Egg Hunt" on Easter Sunday at Broadway Lounge and Revel & Rye — elevated brunch buffet with chef-attended carving stations, fresh seafood displays, classic breakfast favorites, dessert display, Times Square’s largest indoor Easter egg hunt (multiple time slots), visits and family photos with the Easter Bunny, and live musical entertainment. Booking & Tips: advance reservations/tickets tend to sell out weeks in advance; event details, menus, and booking links are typically published on the hotel's Events & Dining page (often via OpenTable or hotel landing pages) in early autumn for Christmas and late winter for Easter.

Answer 642

A: Whether you can get a “special rate” at the New York Marriott Marquis over a holiday weekend depends heavily on which holiday you plan to visit, as rates range from seasonal discounts to high-demand peak pricing. For major peak holidays (New Year’s Eve, Thanksgiving, Christmas Season): room rates do not offer discounts; rather, the hotel offers high-priced specialty packages with strict terms. New Year’s Eve (NYE): the hotel sells dedicated Ball Drop View Room packages and ticketed gala access, which require a 3- to 4-night minimum stay, significant non-refundable deposits, and can cost thousands of dollars per night. Thanksgiving & Christmas: special holiday packages are often available (themed family packages, dining credits, festive experiences), but rates remain elevated. For standard 3-day holiday weekends (Memorial Day, Labor Day, MLK Day, Presidents' Day): Marriott frequently runs weekend promotions offering 15% to 20% off weekend stays for members (using codes such as QRI or booking standard Bonvoy Member Rates). The hotel lists offers such as Stay & Savor (room rates bundled with a nightly food-and-beverage credit), Park & Play (packages including complimentary or discounted valet parking), and Bonus Points Packages (extra Marriott Bonvoy bonus points per stay). Standard AAA/CAA, Senior (62+), and Government/Military rates apply, though room allotments are limited and subject to holiday blackout dates. The New York Marriott Marquis charges a daily destination/resort fee (approximately $40–$45/night plus tax). Book directly on Marriott.com under the "Deals & Packages" tab and toggle "Special Rates" (Corporate/Promo Code or AAA/Member) to see available rates for exact dates; plan ahead because weekend inventory sells out quickly and base rates rise dynamically as availability drops.

Answer 643

A: Yes, there are several major summer festivals and outdoor event series held right outside or within a short walk of the New York Marriott Marquis (located at 1535 Broadway, in the heart of Times Square). TSQ Live: Running throughout the summer across the pedestrian plazas just steps from the hotel, this free festival hosts over 100 open-air performances, featuring live DJ dance parties on Tuesdays, jazz collaborations with Carnegie Hall and Jazz at Lincoln Center on Thursdays, and a Summer Friday concert series. Taste of Times Square: One of Midtown’s premier outdoor food festivals, taking over 46th Street and Restaurant Row, with local eateries and iconic Broadway restaurants setting up tasting booths alongside live street musicians and performers. Solstice in Times Square (Mind Over Madness Yoga): Held annually around June 20–21, closing off pedestrian plazas in Times Square for thousands of yogis participating in free, day-long open-air yoga sessions to celebrate the summer solstice. Pride in Times Square: During NYC Pride Weekend in late June, Times Square hosts outdoor stages, interactive art, Broadway performer appearances, and concerts. Broadway in Bryant Park: Held on select Thursdays during July and August at lunchtime (12:30 PM), cast members from hit Broadway and Off-Broadway shows perform their biggest musical numbers on the lawn for free. Bryant Park Picnic Performances: A major summer-long performing arts festival running from late May into September, presenting dozens of free evening concerts and productions, including full performances by the New York City Opera, Carnegie Hall Citywide artists, the New York Guitar Festival, and contemporary dance companies. Bryant Park Summer Film Festival (Movie Nights): Free outdoor screenings on the lawn every Monday evening throughout the summer. Ninth Avenue International Food Festival (Hell’s Kitchen): One of NYC's oldest street fairs located on 9th Avenue (between 42nd and 57th Streets), celebrating multicultural cuisine, vendors, and entertainment. Summer for the City at Lincoln Center: An outdoor festival roughly 15–20 minutes north on Broadway featuring a massive outdoor dance floor, silent discos, world music, and classical performances. Capital One SummerStage in Central Park: Located at Rumsey Playfield, hosting dozens of free and benefit concerts across genres all summer long.

Answer 644

A: Yes, bad weather can impact access to the New York Marriott Marquis, primarily through its effects on New York City’s transportation infrastructure and pedestrian navigation around Times Square. Traffic Gridlock: Severe rain, sleet, or snow exacerbates Manhattan’s already dense traffic, causing significant delays when driving to the hotel. Drop-Off Congestion: The hotel’s main entrance and motor lobby are on 45th Street (between Broadway and 8th Avenue). During major storms, street-side snow piles and traffic snarls can make entering the porte-cochère or pulling up to the curb difficult. Travel Bans & Restrictions: During severe blizzards or declared states of emergency, the city may issue non-essential vehicle travel bans, preventing taxis and rideshares from operating. No Direct Underground Subway Access: the Marriott Marquis does not have a subterranean connection to the subway. Outdoor Walking Required: You must walk outdoors to reach the hotel from nearby stations (such as the Times Square–42nd St station or the 49th St station), exposing you to rain, snow, or wind for 1 to 3 blocks. Transit Delays: severe winter weather or heavy flash flooding can cause track icing, service suspensions, or station entrance closures. Flight Disruptions: winter nor'easters, heavy thunderstorms, or fog frequently cause flight cancellations, ground stops, and extended delays. Airport Transfers: Airport express buses, AirTrain connections, and taxis into Midtown can face severe slowdowns or temporary halts during extreme weather. Slush and Ice: street corners and crosswalks often accumulate large puddles of icy slush, making walking with luggage challenging. Wind Tunnel Effects: Tall Midtown high-rises can create wind-tunnel effects at street level during severe windy conditions or thunderstorms. Hotel Operations: The hotel itself operates 24/7 and remains open, staffed, and fully functional during storms. Allow significant extra travel time from NYC airports or train stations (Penn Station / Grand Central). Wear waterproof, slip-resistant footwear, as walking outdoors through slush or rain is unavoidable between transit stops and the hotel entrance. Monitor the MTA (for subway/bus alerts) and Notify NYC (for official citywide weather and street travel advisories).

Answer 645

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis decorates for the holidays. The hotel features Christmas decorations, and Santa-Approved Rooms are decked out with festive décor. The M Club Lounge is also adorned with festive décor.

Answer 646

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers off-season discounts, though they primarily take the form of dynamic seasonal pricing, promotional packages, and special winter sales rather than a single fixed "off-season coupon". In New York City, the tourism low season typically runs from early January through early March. Because demand in Times Square drops sharply during these colder months, the Marriott Marquis significantly lowers its base nightly room rates. Marriott regularly launches seasonal discount sales (such as winter escapes or Cyber Week sales) offering anywhere from 15% to 25% off standard rates when booked in advance. The hotel often participates in NYC Hotel Week (held in January and February), which offers flat discounts (historically 25% off standard rates) at participating hotels. The Marriott Marquis frequently features special packages—such as dining credits, parking packages ("Park and Play"), and bonus Marriott Bonvoy point promotions—to attract guests during slower periods. During the off-season you can lower the price further by taking advantage of Marriott Bonvoy member rates; AAA/CAA & AARP discounts (usually 5%–10% off the best available flexible rate); prepay/advance purchase rates (often 15%–20% discounts); and government & military rates.

Answer 647

A: The New York Marriott Marquis offers special holiday experiences and accommodations, including Santa-Approved Rooms that feature festive décor, a keepsake ornament, and cookies from Levain Bakery. Additionally, guests who reserve a premium stay directly on Marriott.com between December 1 and 24 can receive a second edition holiday ornament. The hotel also hosts a Very Merry Santa Brunch on December 19th and 20th.

Answer 648

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis offers a variety of winter activities and experiences, especially during the holiday season. These include: * **New Year's Eve Celebration:** Usher in the new year in style from the heart of Times Square with festivities, music, delicious food, and breathtaking views. * **2026 Holiday Guide:** This guide will detail holiday events, festive dining, family-friendly celebrations, Santa experiences, and special holiday offers. * **Santa-Approved Rooms:** Festive guest rooms with holiday décor, a keepsake ornament, and cookies from Levain Bakery. * **25 Days of Festive Fun:** Daily surprises, moments with Santa, and holiday cheer throughout the holiday season. * **Very Merry Santa Brunch:** An exclusive brunch experience for the entire family on December 19th and 20th. * **Meet the Candy Cane Concierge:** A vintage-inspired Candy Cane Concierge offering handcrafted candy canes on the 8th Floor Lobby. * **Seasonal Dining:** Signature restaurants offer festive New York flavors and seasonal cocktails. * **Local Holiday Attractions:** The hotel's location provides easy access to holiday markets at Bryant Park and ice skating rinks at Rockefeller Center.

Answer 649

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is extremely busy during summer vacation (June through August). As one of the largest hotels in New York City (nearly 2,000 rooms) located right in the heart of Times Square on Broadway, it operates at or near full capacity throughout the peak summer travel season. The main reception area on the 8th floor experiences heavy foot traffic. Check-in lines can become very long during peak arrival windows (typically 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM) and late mornings during check-out. The hotel features glass atrium elevators using a destination dispatch system. During peak rush hours—such as morning breakfast times, late afternoon arrivals, and immediately before or after Broadway theater curtains (roughly 6:30–8:00 PM and 10:00–11:00 PM)—waits for elevators can stretch to 10–15 minutes. Stepping out onto Broadway places you directly into some of the densest pedestrian crowds in the world. Vehicle traffic is often gridlocked, making taxi and rideshare pickups slower and more chaotic. On-site venues like the Broadway Lounge, Revel & Rye, and the grab-and-go Starbucks are bustling throughout the afternoon and late evening. Reservations for seated dining or lounge drinks with Times Square views fill up fast. Despite the massive scale and hectic communal spaces, the guest rooms themselves are well-insulated and soundproofed. Higher-floor rooms, in particular, tend to stay quiet and buffer out the roar of Times Square below. Rooms and award nights sell out quickly for summer weekends, and dynamic room rates peak due to family and international tourism. Always add 15–20 minutes to your departure timeline if you have a Broadway show curtain, dining reservation, or train/flight to catch, as waiting for elevators and navigating the lobby takes longer in the summer. Use the Marriott Bonvoy app for mobile check-in and a digital room key to skip the front desk lines upon arrival. Instead of exiting directly onto the Broadway pedestrian plaza, take the side exits onto 45th or 46th Street heading toward 8th Avenue to avoid the thickest crowds.

Answer 650

A: For a spring break stay (typically mid-March through mid-April) at the New York Marriott Marquis, you should generally book 3 to 6 months in advance (between October and January)." "Paying with Cash / Standard Rates: 3 to 6 months in advance." "Booking with Marriott Bonvoy Points: 6 to 10 months in advance. Marriott opens booking calendars up to 50 weeks (about 350 days) ahead." "Family / Multi-Guest Travel (Double Beds): 4 to 6 months in advance." "If your spring break overlaps with major NYC spring events ... book closer to the 6-month mark, as Midtown hotels fill up even faster.

Answer 651

A: For most travelers, hurricane season is not a major concern when staying at the New York Marriott Marquis." "The New York Marriott Marquis is located in Times Square (Midtown Manhattan)... Midtown is well above sea level and is not located in any of New York City’s coastal hurricane evacuation zones." "The hotel is a massive, concrete-and-steel building engineered to easily withstand high winds." "During historical storms like Superstorm Sandy in 2012, Midtown Manhattan largely maintained power while lower Manhattan experienced widespread blackouts." "Atlantic hurricane season officially runs from June 1 through November 30 (peaking between late August and October), direct hurricane strikes on New York City are relatively rare, and when tropical systems do reach the area, they typically arrive as weakened tropical storms, post-tropical depressions, or heavy rain events." "Realistic disruptions to expect: Flight cancellations at JFK/LaGuardia/Newark; Broadway show cancellations during severe storm warnings; subway and street transit delays from torrential rain." "You do not need to avoid booking the New York Marriott Marquis due to hurricane season. If you are visiting between late August and mid-October, having flexible flight tickets or travel insurance is sensible.

Answer 652

A: While New York City does not have a defined tropical 'rainy season'—rainfall is fairly evenly distributed year-round, with spring (April–May) bringing the most frequent showers— staying at the New York Marriott Marquis is actually one of the best hotel choices in the city for rainy weather." "The Marquis Theatre is located directly inside the hotel building. You can attend a Broadway show without stepping outside into the rain or bringing an umbrella." "Dozens of historic Broadway theaters ... are within a 1- to 3-block radius. You can reach most shows with just a 2- to 4-minute walk under awnings." "Times Square looks particularly striking in the rain... The hotel’s Broadway Lounge, Revel & Rye Bar, and high-floor atrium rooms provide floor-to-ceiling views of the vibrant lights while staying warm and dry." "The property functions almost like a self-contained complex, offering multiple dining venues, a large 24-hour fitness center, and a soaring 48-story atrium, making it easy to spend downtime indoors without feeling confined to a small room." "The hotel is situated right above/beside the Times Square–42nd Street subway station... (serving lines 1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, W, and the S shuttle). This allows you to travel to world-class indoor attractions ... with minimal outdoor exposure." "Sidewalk Gridlock: Times Square sidewalks are already dense; during rainstorms, pedestrian traffic slows to a crawl..." "Outdoor Sightseeing is Limited: Classic outdoor attractions nearby ... will offer poor visibility and damp conditions." "Premium Pricing: Despite poor weather, the Marriott Marquis maintains steady demand ... so rainy days rarely translate to major room discounts." "Yes, it is worth it, especially if your trip centers around Broadway shows, dining, museums, and shopping. The Marriott Marquis’s centralized location and extensive indoor amenities make dealing with rainy New York weather significantly easier and more comfortable than staying at a boutique or out-of-the-way hotel.

Answer 653

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is exceptionally busy during Thanksgiving week." "The hotel is located directly on Broadway between 45th and 46th Streets in Times Square, a one-to-two-block walk from the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade on 6th Avenue." "It routinely operates at or near full capacity over the four-day Thanksgiving weekend; the Marriott Marquis has nearly 2,000 rooms." "Room rates are significantly higher than average and reservations often require multi-night minimum stays." "Elevators and lobbies experience substantial wait times during peak morning and afternoon hours." "On-site restaurants and bars and special Thanksgiving buffet dinners typically book out weeks or months in advance." "Foot traffic in Times Square is heavily congested with holiday sightseers, and NYPD street closures and pedestrian checkpoints along parade corridors make taxi drop-offs, ride-shares, and driving near the hotel difficult.

Answer 654

A: Yes, the New York Marriott Marquis is exceptionally crowded during school holidays." "Whether it is summer vacation, spring break, Thanksgiving, or the winter/Christmas–New Year’s break, this hotel operates near or at full capacity." "The hotel is located directly on Broadway in the heart of Times Square, which is ground zero for family tourism, Broadway theater, and sightseeing." "With nearly 2,000 rooms, convention spaces, and a Broadway theater on site, the building can see well over 10,000 guests, diners, and event attendees pass through its doors on any given day." "Compared to standard NYC hotel rooms, rooms here are relatively spacious (roughly 400 square feet) and often feature double beds or connecting room options, making it a top choice for families traveling with kids during school breaks." "Elevator Delays: lines... can back up significantly during peak times (around 8:00–10:00 AM, the afternoon check-in rush, and right before/after Broadway showtimes)." "The check-in and concierge areas can see long queues, especially between 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM, as well as around baggage storage areas on departure days." "Busy Dining Outlets: On-site venues... see steady lines and require reservations well in advance for evening dining." "Immediate Street Chaos: The moment you walk out the front doors, you are directly in the thickest pedestrian crowds in New York City.

Answer 655

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is a popular and generally good hotel for families visiting New York City, particularly for first-timers, theatergoers, and families traveling with tweens or teens." "Rooms at the Marriott Marquis generally range between 380 to 420+ square feet, easily fitting two queen or double beds with room left over for luggage and strollers." "The hotel features a massive 49-story indoor atrium and fast, futuristic glass elevators that ride up through the center of the building, which kids often find thrilling." "You are steps from major Broadway theaters, flagship stores kids love (M&M’s World, Hershey’s Chocolate World, Disney Store), and Madame Tussauds." "It sits directly over the Times Square–42nd Street subway station complex, offering direct transit lines across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and beyond." "Despite the sensory overload on the street below, the hotel’s guest rooms (especially on higher floors) are well-insulated against the siren and street noise of Times Square." "The main lobby is situated on the 8th floor rather than street level, which provides a buffer between the bustling street and the guest areas, adding a layer of security and calm." "The Marriott Marquis does not have a swimming pool, which is often a dealbreaker for families traveling with younger kids who want to cool off in the afternoon." "Times Square in July and August is hot, crowded, and loud. Navigating the sidewalks with strollers can be frustrating. You will also encounter aggressive street performers and costumed characters soliciting tips, which can overwhelm younger children." "With nearly 2,000 rooms, summer is peak occupancy. During peak hours (morning rush to leave and early evening before Broadway curtain times), waiting for elevators and check-in desks can test the patience of tired families." "Nightly room rates in summer are high, and the hotel charges an added daily 'Destination Fee' (which includes certain credits/amenities). On-site breakfast and dining options are expensive." "Great choice if: You have tweens or teenagers, you are in town to see Broadway shows, or you want central subway access and a reliable, spacious American-style hotel room." "Consider looking elsewhere if: You have babies or toddlers in strollers or if a hotel pool is a non-negotiable summer perk." "When reserving, request a high floor to minimize street vibration and ask for a room close to the elevator banks to reduce the long walk down the hotel's expansive circular hallways with tired kids.

Answer 656

A: Generally, no. While there may be a slight decrease in school-aged families on the streets outside, September is typically just as crowded—and often more packed and expensive inside the hotel—than the summer months." "September marks the start of the peak fall corporate and conference season. The Marriott Marquis is one of the premier convention hotels in Manhattan, featuring nearly 2,000 rooms and over 100,000 square feet of banquet and meeting space. In September, the hotel’s lobby, ballrooms, elevators, and lounges fill with business travelers, conference attendees, and trade show delegates." "Midtown Manhattan hotel occupancy surges in September due to several annual high-profile events: UN General Assembly (UNGA) & Climate Week ... Midtown hotels routinely hit capacity, driving room rates to some of their highest levels of the year." "Elevators and lobbies ... can see long waits at peak times. In September, you will also experience heavy morning and late-afternoon rushes around conference session breaks, check-ins, and networking receptions." "Room rates: Because of high corporate demand, room rates in September are frequently higher than in July and August, when hotels often offer better promotional rates and softer midweek pricing." "If you are visiting to avoid crowds, September will not offer much relief at the Marriott Marquis. If you must travel in September, aim for the week immediately following Labor Day (before the UN General Assembly begins) to avoid peak midtown gridlock and top-tier hotel rates.

Answer 657

A: Yes, October is widely considered one of the best times of the year to visit New York City and stay at the New York Marriott Marquis. Pleasant Temperatures: Daytime highs typically average in the mid-to-upper 60s°F (18°C–20°C) early in the month and cool down to around 60°F (15°C) by late October. Cool, Crisp Evenings: Nighttime temperatures drop to around 47°F–55°F (8°C–13°C). Low Humidity: The sticky summer heat and humidity are gone, making it comfortable to spend full days walking around without overheating. Moderate Rain: October generally has clear, crisp days, though you may encounter an occasional rain shower (averaging around 6 to 8 rainy days in the month). Fall Atmosphere: Mid-to-late October is the start of peak fall foliage in Central Park (just a 15-minute walk north of the hotel), making it one of the most picturesque times to visit.

Answer 658

A: No, the New York Marriott Marquis is generally not considered a quiet property, especially during spring break. The hotel is located directly on Broadway at 45th Street, in the heart of Times Square, with constant pedestrian crowds, traffic, billboards, and street noise at all hours. With nearly 2,000 guest rooms, multiple large ballrooms, and a massive central atrium, the property operates like a busy transit hub; the main lobby is frequently bustling with check-in lines, luggage carts, and people waiting for the atrium elevators. Spring break brings a substantial surge in tourism—families, high school, college, and performance tour groups—making common areas, elevators, and breakfast spots typically very busy and loud. Street noise can still penetrate rooms despite double-pane windows, particularly in lower-floor rooms facing Times Square. The interior atrium and hallways can carry and echo sound from lower-level lounges and foot traffic up to rooms facing the interior.

Answer 659

A: Generally, no. The New York Marriott Marquis is not quieter in the fall—autumn (September through November) is one of the busiest, most high-energy times of the year for both the hotel and the surrounding Times Square area." "Fall is particularly busy: Peak business & convention season (hotel has over 100,000 sq ft of meeting space), high tourism & major events (UN General Assembly, start of Broadway season, Halloween, NYC Marathon, Thanksgiving), and Times Square foot traffic keep outdoor crowds, street noise, and pedestrian traffic high throughout the fall." "When is the property actually quieter? Winter (January through early March) is the true low/shoulder season with lower hotel occupancy and street noise; early to mid-August also sees fewer corporate gatherings." "Tips for a quieter stay: Ask for a high floor; choose exterior rooms facing away from Broadway or higher-floor interior atrium rooms; request a room away from elevators.

Answer 660

A: Winter is a wonderful time to stay at the New York Marriott Marquis. The hotel celebrates the holiday season with Christmas decorations, special events, and offerings, including a 2026 Holiday Guide, a Very Merry Santa Brunch, and Santa-Approved Rooms with festive décor. The hotel also hosts a New Year's Eve All Ages Celebration and "25 Days of Festive Fun" throughout the holiday season. Located in the heart of Times Square, the hotel places you amidst dazzling lights, festive cheer, and world-class attractions. You'll be moments away from iconic holiday attractions like the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, Broadway shows, world-famous shopping, and ice skating at Bryant Park. The M Club Lounge is also described as a "holiday retreat" adorned with festive décor.

Answer 661

A: During the spring break season, the New York Marriott Marquis (located in Times Square at 1535 Broadway) tailors its offerings toward vacationers, families, and theatergoers. Easter Brunch Buffet & Egg Hunt: Around Easter weekend during spring break, the hotel hosts a family Easter brunch buffet at the Broadway Lounge with live music and photo opportunities with the Easter Bunny. Reopening of The Perch Outdoor Terrace: The hotel reopens The Perch, an outdoor terrace adjoining the 8th-floor Broadway Lounge, offering open-air dining and cocktails overlooking Broadway. Seasonal Pop-Ups and Themed Menus: Rotating culinary events such as local bakery pop-ups and themed spring cocktail menus at Revel & Rye Bar and Restaurant and The View. Complimentary NYC Experience Tickets: Guests receive admission vouchers (typically for two guests per stay) to local attractions redeemable via the hotel concierge (e.g., RiseNY, Big Bus Hop-On Hop-Off tours, harbor cruises, or museum passes). Daily Food & Beverage Credit: A daily dining credit (typically $30–$40 per room/day) redeemable across the hotel’s restaurants, including Broadway Lounge, Revel & Rye, and room service. Stay & Savor Packages: Promotional rates that include upgraded nightly food and beverage credits (often $50 per night). Park & Play Packages: Bundled discounted or included valet parking with room rates for drive-in travelers. M Club Experience Offers: Packages providing access to the 8th-floor M Club lounge with complimentary daily breakfast, grab-and-go snacks, and evening hors d'oeuvres. Family / Multi-Room Deals: Connecting rooms and suites with sofa beds suited for family spring breaks, often with promotional rates through Marriott Bonvoy or travel partnerships. Broadway & Theater District Access: On-site Marquis Theatre and concierge ticket booking assistance for Broadway spring productions and matinees. Curated Outdoor & Tour Activities: Concierge/Marriott Bonvoy Activities desk can book Central Park bike rentals, private walking tours, and skyline photo shoots.

Answer 662

A: The New York Marriott Marquis is located in Times Square (Midtown Manhattan). Climatological data for this area is tracked by the National Weather Service station in nearby Central Park (about 1.5 miles away). July — Average High Temperature: ~85°F (29.4°C). July — Average Relative Humidity: ~65% to 70%; daily cycle typically peaks around 75%–80% in the early morning and drops to around 55%–60% in the afternoon; average dew points regularly reach into the mid-60s°F. August — Average High Temperature: ~83°F to 84°F (28.5°C). August — Average Relative Humidity: ~67% to 71%; morning levels generally near 75%–80%, tapering to about 58%–62% in the afternoon. Local urban heat island effect: ambient outdoor temperatures on the street can feel 2°F to 5°F warmer than recorded park averages.

Answer 663

A: During the Christmas holiday period, the New York Marriott Marquis offers several activities and programs for children and families: * **Very Merry Santa Brunch:** A joyous holiday experience for the entire family, available on December 19th and 20th. * **Santa-Approved Rooms:** Accommodations decked out with festive décor, a keepsake ornament inspired by the Candy Cane Concierge, and iconic cookies from Levain Bakery. * **25 Days of Festive Fun:** Throughout the holiday season, guests can enjoy daily surprises and moments with Santa. * **Meet the Candy Cane Concierge:** A vintage-inspired Candy Cane Concierge makes its way through the 8th Floor Lobby with handcrafted candy canes to delight guests of all ages. * **New Year’s Eve All Ages Celebration:** An exclusive experience for overnight guests. * **Second Edition Holiday Ornament:** Available for stays between December 1 and 24, inspired by the Candy Cane Concierge. * **Milk & Cookies Amenity:** A playful amenity available for kids. * The **2026 Holiday Guide** provides more details on these family-friendly celebrations and Santa experiences.

Answer 664

A: The New York Marriott Marquis hosts several exciting events for New Year's Eve: * **Times Square Ball Drop View Room**: Guests can ring in 2027 with front-row views of the iconic Times Square Ball Drop from the comfort of their room. * **Luxe & Lights: All-Ages New Year’s Eve Celebration**: An exclusive, family-friendly celebration for overnight guests featuring a celebrity music headliner, a special performance by Jackie Burns, elevated culinary experiences, a premium bar, live DJ and dancing, interactive entertainment, and a live stream of the Ball Drop. This event takes place on Thursday, December 31, 2026, from 8:30 PM–1:00 AM in the Broadway Ballroom. * **Balldrop.com VIP Party**: A 21+ VIP party located in Broadway Lounge on the 8th-floor lobby, offering elevated dining, a premium open bar, and live entertainment. Select ticket options include outdoor terrace access with views of the Ball Drop. This event is on Thursday, December 31, 2026, from 8:00 PM–1:00 AM. * **New Year’s Eve at The View**: "The View’s New Year’s Eve Soirée" on the 48th Floor (The View Bar & Lounge) for guests 21+, featuring a premium open bar, signature cocktails, butler-passed bites, live entertainment, a champagne toast, and a live televised countdown of the Ball Drop. This begins at 8:30 PM on Thursday, December 31, 2026. * **New Year’s Eve Dining Experiences at The View**: Two special dining experiences are available at The View Restaurant on the 47th Floor, offering live entertainment and 360-degree city views on Thursday, December 31, 2026.

Answer 665

A: The cheapest time of year to stay at the New York Marriott Marquis is in the post-holiday winter season, specifically January and February (from right after New Year's Day through early March)." "Aggregated pricing data ... consistently shows January as the cheapest month of the year at the Marriott Marquis, with average room rates often dropping by 50% or more compared to peak months." "Runner-Up: Late Summer (July & August) ... especially August.

Answer 666

A: The difference between visiting or staying at the New York Marriott Marquis (in the heart of Times Square) in early summer (June to early July) versus late summer (August to Labor Day) comes down to weather, guest demographics, pricing, and the types of city events happening around the hotel." "Early Summer (June – early July): NYC weather is generally warm and pleasant (average highs in the upper 70s to low 80s°F) with lower humidity. This is prime season to enjoy the outdoor terrace seating at the hotel’s Broadway Lounge on the 8th floor, offering open-air dining and drinks directly above the energy of Broadway. It is also far more comfortable for walking to Central Park, Bryant Park, and the nearby theater district." "Late Summer (August – early September): Mid-to-late summer brings peak heat, high humidity, and the urban heat-island effect in Times Square, with temperatures frequently reaching the upper 80s or 90s°F. The Marriott Marquis acts as an air-conditioned refuge. Guests tend to stay inside the hotel's soaring multi-story atrium, utilizing indoor venues like Revel & Rye, indoor dining at the Broadway Lounge, and the M Club Lounge." "Early Summer: You will encounter a mix of corporate/conference attendees (the hotel has over 100,000 square feet of meeting space), school/graduation groups, and leisure tourists. Because corporate travel is still active through June, common areas and check-in counters can be very busy with large convention crowds." "Late Summer: Corporate travel and large conferences taper off noticeably during August as offices take summer holidays. The hotel shifts heavily toward leisure travelers, families, and international tourists. Expect higher family volume in the glass elevators and lobby, but a less corporate atmosphere throughout the convention floors." "Early Summer: Room rates are generally higher and more rigid in June due to overlapping business travel, conferences, weddings, and peak tourism. Booking well in advance is recommended." "Late Summer: mid-to-late August often sees a brief dip in overall hotel demand across Manhattan right before the massive September rush (Fashion Week and the UN General Assembly). You are more likely to find promotional room packages or slightly better value on room rates in late August, with the exception of Labor Day weekend." "Early Summer: June is the peak of the Broadway season centered around the Tony Awards. Shows at the on-site Marquis Theatre and neighboring Broadway houses see heavy buzz and high demand. Events: NYC Pride events, SummerStage kickoff, and the Museum Mile Festival take place in June." "Late Summer: Events: Late summer features NYC Restaurant Week (late July through mid-August) and the kickoff of the US Open Tennis Championship (late August to early September). Broadway Focus: August can be a transition period for Broadway; long-running hits remain crowded with tourists, but some shows offer better ticket availability or lottery access before new fall productions arrive." "Choose Early Summer (June): If you prioritize milder weather for walking around Manhattan and want to take full advantage of the hotel's outdoor terrace dining overlooking Times Square." "Choose Late Summer (August): If your priority is potentially finding better room package deals, taking advantage of NYC Summer Restaurant Week, or visiting right before the post-Labor Day rush.

Answer 667

A: Primary Low Season: January to February (extending into early March) — "After the major rush of the holiday season and New Year's Eve in Times Square clears out, tourism drops sharply." Pricing & Availability during Primary Low Season: "This is when room rates at the Marriott Marquis reach their lowest point—often 30% to 50% cheaper than peak months—and award redemption rates (Marriott Bonvoy) are at their most favorable." Secondary / "Mini" Low Season: Late July to August — "corporate travel and major conferences slow down significantly during the heat of late summer." Pricing & Availability during Secondary Low Season: "the dip in weekday corporate bookings often leads to discounted rates compared to the surrounding spring and fall peaks.

Answer 668

A: The best weather months align with New York City’s prime shoulder seasons: May to early June in the spring, and September through October in the fall." "Autumn: Late September to October — Average Highs: 65°F – 76°F (18°C – 24°C); Average Lows: 50°F – 61°F (10°C – 16°C). Why it’s the best: Comfortable & Crisp; Lower Precipitation; Atmosphere ideal for strolling and sightseeing." "Spring: May to Early June — Average Highs: 71°F – 79°F (22°C – 26°C); Average Lows: 55°F – 64°F (13°C – 18°C). Why it’s great: Mild & Sunny; Greenery & Daylight." "Summary: If you want optimal walking and sightseeing weather directly outside the hotel doors, plan your stay for May, late September, or October.

Answer 669

A: Mid-November – New Year’s Day; Autumn (September – October); Summer (June – August); January through February (low season, excluding holidays/marathons); December (especially Christmas week through New Year’s Eve) is the priciest/most crowded. Rooms offering ball drop views are often booked 6 to 12 months in advance. For holiday season or summer, book 4 to 6+ months in advance.

Answer 670

A: At the New York Marriott Marquis in Times Square, peak spring break season spans from mid-March through mid-to-late April. College spring break is mid-to-late March. K-12 and family spring break is late March through mid-to-late April, often peaking around the weeks immediately before and after Easter/Passover. Expect heavier elevator and lobby traffic during peak check-in/check-out and pre-theater times (around 6:30–7:30 PM), higher room rates and reduced last-minute availability, and heavy pedestrian crowds on the blocks surrounding the hotel.

Answer 671

A: No, there is no on-site spa at New York Marriott Marquis.

Answer 672

A: No, there are no tennis courts at New York Marriott Marquis in New York, New York.

Answer 673

A: 2026-11-12T20:22:26.427Z

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