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Days Inn Jamaica – JFK Airport

By Enjoy New York, on July 10th, 2011

Days Inn Jamaica – JFK Airport – Days Inn Jamaica – JFK Airport located in Jamaica NY: JFK Airport – 14 mile Complimentary 24 Hour shuttle to and from JFK Airport Complimentary Parking (Limited) Manhattan NYC Times Square – 15 miles Complimentary Daybreak Continental Breakfast All rooms include Coffee Maker Iron and Board Hairdryer Easy . . . → Read More: Days Inn Jamaica – JFK Airport

Madison Avenue Suite Apartments

By Enjoy New York, on July 9th, 2011

Madison Avenue Suite Apartments – The Madison Avenue Deluxe is a beautiful large one bedroom 2 room apartment that sleeps up to 5 people in the very centre of Manhattan just couple blocks away from the Empire State Building. The Madison Avenue Deluxe and our other apartments managed by our company are the only environmentally-friendly . . . → Read More: Madison Avenue Suite Apartments

Times Square Suite

By Enjoy New York, on July 8th, 2011

Times Square Suite – The Times Square Suite is a beautiful one bedroom 2 room apartment that sleeps 4 people in the very centre of Manhattan just a block away from Times Square. The apartment is very comfortable and cosy. Even though the apartment is very close to Times Square it is still extremely quiet . . . → Read More: Times Square Suite

Jolly Hotel Madison Towers

By Enjoy New York, on July 7th, 2011

Jolly Hotel Madison Towers – Situated in the heart of New York City the NH Jolly Madison Towers combines Italian-inspired elegance with art deco charm and an array of modern comforts. The hotel is located within easy walking distance of major Manhattan attractions.Take in the ustle and bustle of Times Square then cap off your . . . → Read More: Jolly Hotel Madison Towers

Comfort Inn Manhattan Bridge Chinatown NYC

By Enjoy New York, on July 4th, 2011

Comfort Inn Manhattan Bridge Chinatown NYC- Comfort Inn Manhattan Bridge is located in the heart of one of the most exciting and fascinating areas of New York City. Here you’ll find yourself situated in a culturally-rich and dynamic neighborhood of the Big Apple Lower Eastside within walking distance from SoHo TriBeCa Chinatown Little Italy NOHO . . . → Read More: Comfort Inn Manhattan Bridge Chinatown NYC

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By Enjoy New York, on July 3rd, 2011

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Cheap Hotels in New York

By Enjoy New York, on July 3rd, 2011

Welcome to EnjoyNewYork.com the ideal choice to find cheap hotels in New York and plan a trip to the ‘Big Apple’. The city is a favourite tourist destination with attractions like the Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty and Central Park high on the list of things to do. The city also boasts a wide . . . → Read More: Cheap Hotels in New York

The New York Renaissance Guesthouse

By Enjoy New York, on June 5th, 2011

The New York Renaissance Guesthouse- The New York Renaissance Guesthousehome is located in Manhattan’s Hamilton Heights Historical District south of old Manhattanville and north to the high plateaus that were once the sites of the early 19th century country estates. If you are a history buff you will enjoy this picturesque architectural gem that serves . . . → Read More: The New York Renaissance Guesthouse

5 New & Notable New York Spots to Check Out Soon April 23, 2012
Food blogger extraordinaire, Siobhan Wallace of Blondie and Brownie compiles a list of New York's top new spots to nosh, shop and take a staycation. […]
Top Shopping in New York November 21, 2011
For natives and visitors alike, New York is a shopper's paradise. From designer duds at Bergdorf to toys galore at F.A.O. Schwarz, these five New York stores have something for everyone--whether you're shopping for the holidays, your best friend's birthday, or simply because it's easier than seeing a therapist. (Photo: F.A.O. Schwarz by F […]
New York's Best Sports Bars October 31, 2011
No matter your sport of choice, there are plenty of sports bars in New York where you can cheer on your team (or hate on your rivals). From baseball and basketball to football and hockey, we've got a New York sports bar for you. So rally your friends and gear up for some beer, fried food and cheering. But mostly beer. (Photo: The Village Pourhouse) […]
Hangover Helpers in New York October 17, 2011
Everybody wants to party like a rock star, but nobody wants to face the morning after music. For the true New York party-goer, hangovers tend to be a little more frequent and a lot more brutal. But when your drinking problem catches up with you, shut it down with our guide to New York's best bloody marys and greasy comfort food. (Photo: The Black Swan) […]
Jewish Restaurants in New York September 26, 2011
New York has every kind of ethnic food imaginable, but at its backbone are longstanding Jewish dishes and Jewish restaurants. From pastrami sandwiches at Katz's Deli to chicken liver at Sammy's Roumanian, you don't have to be one of the Chosen People to enjoy some good old-fashioned Jewish cooking in New York. (Photo: Gary Soup on Flickr) […]
Classic Cocktails in New York September 19, 2011
Almost every New York bar now offers a specialty cocktail menu, but hard-line cocktail purists measure a bar's merit by the quality of its classic cocktails. Masterpiece martinis and gimlets are simple but rare, and perfectly made old fashioneds, daiquiris and Sazeracs are scarcer still, but we've found five New York bars where traditional recipes […]
Where to Throw a Party in New York September 12, 2011
Even though New York has a bar and restaurant on every corner, finding the perfect place to throw a party in New York always feels like a Sisyphean task. Whether you’re looking to host dinner for a small group or go all out with a boozy bash for 300 of your nearest and dearest, we’ve got everything you need to make sure your New York event is unforgettable ( […]
Top 10 New York Experiences August 29, 2011
New York is an urban paradise, replete with popular landmarks, attractions and must-visit restaurants and bars. It’s a lot to cover--especially if you’re just visiting--but at least you can narrow it down with our guide to 10 of the top things to do and see in New York City. From the Museum of Modern Art to the High Line, we’ve got you covered. (Photo: Katz […]
Bar and Restaurant Deals in New York August 29, 2011
What's the only thing better than tasty eats and boozy drinks? Getting those things without paying full price. Consult our guide to New York's best restaurant and bar deals and save a boatload of cash for more important things, like paying rent, or blowing the rent money on more food and alcohol--either way. (Photo: DBGB) […]
Guys Night Out in New York August 24, 2011
As much as you love the ladies, sometimes you need to have the sort of manly, Neanderthal-ish fun that women are too smart (read: high-strung and uptight) to participate in. Whether you want to catch up with an old buddy over a bloody steak, get the guys together for a night of darts and pool, or pretend to be doing one of those things while you're real […]

Art Pick: Smart Phone May 18, 2012
“Any healthy man can go without food for two days—but not without poetry,” wrote Baudelaire. Now, thanks to MOMA, a poem is just a phone call away. In conjunction with the exhibition “Ecstatic Alphabets/Heaps... […]
Digital Pick: Trunk Show May 17, 2012
“Louis Vuitton has a history of making special-order trunks: there was a trunk that transforms into a shower, and an iPod trunk commissioned by Karl Lagerfeld; a British lord had a trunk made for... […]
Music Pick: Shaping Up May 16, 2012
Of all the guitar heroes of the late sixties and early seventies, Carlos Santana has had the best time of it in recent decades: his 1999 album “Supernatural,” which paired him with pop vocalists,... […]
Books Pick: Mao Factor May 15, 2012
Humor may not be the first thing one expects from a memoir centered on burial rites, but Wenguang Huang's "The Little Red Guard," a lively chronicle of an Maoist-era family and its contraband coffin,... […]
Movies Pick: Fly Boys May 14, 2012
The three teen-age boys at the heart of “Chronicle” (coming to DVD May 15th) make a pair of amazing discoveries. First, after visiting a strange underground hideout, they find themselves endowed with telekinetic powers... […]
Art Pick: The Whole Story May 11, 2012
This week, Andrea K. Scott profiles the artist Sarah Sze, who creates sculptural installations of astonishing intricacy. (Sze will represent the U.S. at the 2013 Venice Biennale.) Sze, Scott writes, “joins things manufactured to... […]
Digital Pick: Anatomy Lesson May 10, 2012
In 2005, Adam Gopnik wrote that Leonardo da Vinci was “weird, matchlessly weird, and nothing to be done about it.” He went on to write that the artist’s “constant search for basic, rhyming, organic... […]
Books Pick: A Novel Idea May 9, 2012
Billed as “a history of fiction in 294 lives,” John Sutherland’s “Lives of the Novelists,” is a chatty, companionable, undogmatic tome of capsule biographies arranged chronologically from John Bunyan (1628-88) to Rana Dasgupta (1971-).... […]
Music Pick: Yes We Kihn May 8, 2012
The Greg Kihn Band came together, slowly, over the course of the late seventies: led by the singer-guitarist Kihn and the bassist Steve Wright, the band started off in roots rock, flirted with New... […]
Movies Pick: Rum Diaries May 7, 2012
The only movie in which James Cagney and Humphrey Bogart appeared together, Raoul Walsh’s “The Roaring Twenties,” from 1939 (on TCM May 8th at 8 P.M. E.T.), looks back at rum-running gangsters as quaint... […]

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