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New York – Union Square
Union Square, NY – The area is a transit hub, a gathering spot, a market, a stage and an enclave. It is as multifaceted as any neighborhood in the Big Apple. We channel the spirit of our setting within our walls, too. With dynamic programming, plentiful public spaces, bold design inspired by the Square and local-favorite cuisine and bar offerings, W New York – Union Square is a place to choose your own adventure, be exactly as you are, and play your angle.
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Kevin Mariblanca
W InsiderWhat to Know
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PLAY YOUR ANGLE
A major hub in the city – Union Square boasts an array of activities ranging from restaurants to museums. Bring a comfy pair of shoes for all the walking as well as your best outfit to take on that Instagram-worthy photo capturing the different angles of city. Try out the varied restaurants around the hotel or take a few blocks down to the Lower East Side and find that hole-in-the-wall that people line up for.
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Closest Airport
John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), LaGuardia Airport (LGA) & Newark International Airport (NWA)
Currency
United States Dollar (USD)
Language
English, Spanish
What to do
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Midnight Blue
106 E 19th Street New York, NY 10003, Midnight Blue, a swanky jazz bar in Gramercy, offers a “whisky library” with rare bottles and a menu of whiskey-based cocktails. The main room features live jazz performances and expertly crafted cocktails by bartenders in stylish Canadian tuxedos. Drinks start at $18 for a Toki highball, with the $39 Old Fashioned riff and the Wabi-Sabi sour being standout options. Pair your drinks with Japanese bar bites like karaage and gyoza.
The Feast of San Gennaro
The Feast of San Gennaro transforms Little Italy into a vibrant celebration of Italian culture from September 12 to September 22. Honoring Naples’ patron saint, the festival features lively parades, religious processions, and a bustling street fair. Enjoy Italian favorites like sausage and peppers, cannoli, and zeppole, while live music and various performances create a festive atmosphere. With carnival games and artisan stalls, the Feast of San Gennaro is a dynamic celebration of NYC’s rich Italian heritage.
New York Fashion Week
New York Fashion Week (NYFW) this September runs from September 6 to September 13. The event will feature the latest collections from top designers and emerging talents, showcasing innovative fashion trends. Held across various venues in New York City, NYFW will include runway shows, presentations, and exclusive parties, drawing fashion influencers, media, and celebrities from around the world. It’s a key moment for setting trends and celebrating fashion excellence.
Chica & The Don
24 E 21st St, New York, New York 10010, Chica & The Don brings a vibrant late-night vibe to Gramercy Park. This lively spot serves refined Latin American street food inspired by Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic, Peru, Colombia, Argentina, and Mexico. Enjoy highlights like arroz chaufa (Peruvian-style lobster and shrimp fried rice), elote cups, and a variety of ceviches, empanadas, and tapas. Creative cocktails, such as the refreshing Meloncito and kiwi-infused Cabana Verde, complement the menu. Open until 2 a.m. Thursday through Saturday with music and dancing, it’s the perfect place for late-night socializing and sobremesa.