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Top 3 Accessible NYC Hotels with Charming Rooftops
“Pushing a mountain of steel and stone into the blue sky is the modern miracle that makes even New York stop, look and listen”, described The Sun newspaper in 1912. Undoubtedly, the urban landscape of the Big Apple awakens thousands of emotions to those who contemplate it. Perhaps it makes us feel small. But, with its greatness, it also shows us that we will always be able to reach higher.
During your stay in the city, we invite you to continue enjoying those spectacular views even from the comfort of your own hotel. Below we present our selection of three accessible hotels with the best rooftops in New York.
Aloft Long Island City - Manhattan View
27-45 Jackson Ave, Queens, NY 11101, United States
Located in the Hunters Point neighborhood, the Aloft Long Island City – Manhattan View offers a unique perspective of the New York skyline. Its rooftop terrace is the perfect place to relax and observe every last detail of the buildings.
The hotel houses a restaurant, a bar, a business center, a meeting room and a 24-hour gym. It also provides other services such as Internet connection at no additional cost, ATM and luggage storage.
Its accessible rooms are equipped with everything you need for a perfect stay. Likewise, the accessible bathrooms have a roll-in shower with grab bars, a lowered washbasin and a WC with grab bars.
citizenM New York Bowery Hotel
189 Bowery, New York, NY 10002, United States
The citizenM New York Bowery is located in a neighborhood of lower Manhattan, in a perfect area to explore the most emblematic places of “the city that never sleeps”.
This modern accessible hotel has a wonderful terrace and a comfortable common area with huge windows. In addition, it has a restaurant and a bar perfect for tasting a variety of dishes and cocktails.
There are accessible rooms and suites for guests with reduced mobility to enjoy a luxurious stay. Bathrooms are furnished with a lowered washbasin and shelves, WC with grab bars, and a roll-in shower with seat and grab bars.
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott New York Midtown Manhattan/Penn Station
325 W 33rd St, New York, NY 10001, United States
The Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott New York Midtown Manhattan/Penn Station is adjacent to the Madison Square Garden Pavilion. From its Skyline Lounge & Bar you can see an unforgettable view of Manhattan while you enjoy a delicious aperitif.
The hotel’s modern accessible rooms offer every conceivable comfort. Its spacious accessible bathrooms can be equipped with a roll-in shower or accessible bathtub (both configurations with grab bars), WC with grab bars and a lowered washbasin for wheelchair users.
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