Discount Hotels Near Times Square NYC

Searching for Hotels Near Times Square New York City, then you have come at the right place.This is your one stop place to find Hotels Near Times Square New York City.Times Square is the most memorable landmark of New York City and the Times Square hotels are a pleasure to stay at as they provide the best of amenities just to make your stay comfortable.These hotels are all located within a five-minutes walk of Times Square. If you want to stay near the famous Broadway Theater District - the entertainment center of New York, these hotels are good choices. So hurry and get yourself a scenic room that offers a view of fun filled Times Square.

Times Square Hotels

Amsterdam Court Hotel
Best Western Convention Center Hotel
Flatotel
Howard Johnson Hotel New York Midtown
Milford Plaza
Quality Hotel Times Square
Hilton Times Square
W New York - Times Square
Jolly Hotel Madison Towers
Roosevelt Hotel New York

History of Times Square New York New York Times building officially opened on New Year's York's socio-economic within no time.
But by the mid 20's Times Square became a hot bed of sleaze and disrepute. The Depression of 1929 was a major set back, which resulted in sharp decline in theater attendances and performance halls started showing sexually explicit films.
The 70s brought some respite with some really successful Broadway shows that kept Times Square alive but it was still considered an area of New York 'not suitable for the family'. It was the 1980s that transformed Times Square from its sleazy seedy image to New York's star attraction and New Year hot spot. Disney entered Times Square, opened Disney Store and touched every aspect of it, from Disney's Broadway shows to cleaning up the streets, Times Square came alive with refreshing ideas for entertainment and fun.
Times Square is now America's gathering place to celebrate the arrival of a New Year with pageantry and celebrations. Now Times Square is one of New York's must-see spot.

Attractions on and near Times Square
Madame Tussaud's -Located on 42nd street in Times Square, Madame Tussaud's houses wax statues of some of the most famous personalities in contemporary human history from all continents. From John Travolta, Rudolph Guliani to the likes of Elvis and Spice Girls, they are all there.
Madame Tussaud's remains the finest work of wax art with a showcase to contemporary history. It is a glimpse of the great people who have been able to affect history for good or for worse.

Broadway City Arcade -When you want to have fun with games and entertainment, the Broadway City is the ideal place for you. Located on 42nd street and spread over 11000 square feet, the Broadway city houses the best in high tech video games, simulators, virtual reality and all-in-all Lotsa Fun. Broadway city is based on 1920's New York City in a majestic 3-story arcade in Times Square. As you enter the Arcade you will be awestruck by the numerous landmarks you see. Starting from the Cyclone at Coney Island to the Yankee Stadium, it's truly a mind-boggling sight.

Nightlife on Times Square -Times Square has a vibrant nightlife with every thing from cabaret, jazz to pure entertainment arcades. Some of the best jazz, blues, country and gospel performers can be heard at the B.B. King Blues Club & Grill. The Bar Code is a pulsating and energetic high tech amusement arcade for adults with bartenders pouring drinks with continuous rib thumping music. Danny's Skylight Room is a cabaret room on 46th street in Times Square located at the back of Danny's Sea Palace. Don't tell mama is another mind blowing cabaret lounge with singing waiters entertaining you to the fullest with 4 shows during week days and 8 shows during weekends. Firebird Café on 46th street has an excellent cabaret room with luxurious interiors and live entertainment. The ultimate clubbing experience in New York, the club New York is located on 43rd street. It can't get better than this.

Broadway shows and theaters-Music, live performances, stage shows, theaters, magical entertainment and fun- that's what Broadway or Broadway Theater District is all about. Located within a thin strip of Manhattan from 53rd and 42ns Streets between 6th and 8th Avenues, the Great White Way called Broadway is the pride of New York. there are around 34 theaters crammed in this small area hosting some of the best and most famous shows and performances of all time.
Some of the most famous Broadway shows have been run away hits- The King and I, 42nd Street, Les Miserables, Man of La Mancha. Performances of Sunset Boulevard starring Glen Close, Lloyd Webber Plays Lloyd Webber, Jesus Christ Superstar, Fiddler on the roof, Evita and Cats are few that have etched their images into the memories of fans who have come from all over the world. Imperial Theatre is one of the most popular among the Broadway theaters showing Les Miserables.

New Year celebrations on Times Square -In 1904, Times Square got a place in history. The first Times Square New Year's eve celebration was held. The first Ball lowering celebration started from 1907 and New Yorkers have been celebrating New year's eve at Times Square ever since. It is a celebration of massive proportions with thousands of people coming together to celebrate the arrival of the New Year. This year was no different with a gigantic New Year's Ball designed by Waterford crystal. People celebrated with tons of confetti and thousands of blown up balloons to welcome the New Year. It was truly a spectacular sight.