Suggestions for transit near New York

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Michelle D. • August 3, 2019Quiet rooms. Perfect oasis in the city. Great location with easy access to airports, TriBeCa dining, all of lower Manhattan, transit, and Brooklyn. My go to.

Jeremy H. • September 3, 2013Hard to find! Upper level near NJ transit entry and next to Chase branch

Matthew K. • May 15, 2010Catch the NY Transit Museum tour here - offered seasonally with museum membership

John A. • July 25, 2015Connection to Hudson River water taxi and other transit points nearby. Next to Chelsea Piers. Enjoy the flowers and trees in the natural spaces along the bike trail.

Tyler J. • January 6, 2021Now you LIRR, Amtrak and NJ Transit commuters can enjoy this train hall while waiting for the train.

Brian R. • November 25, 2009Buy NJ Transit tix ahead of time for busy weekends!

Nicole S. • June 20, 2011arrive early but also expect idiots who don't know how to ride an escalators to slow you. Expect a "transit delay" message at least 3 days/wk.

Colin D. • March 3, 2017Great hotel. Convenient to transit and WTC. Reasonably sized rooms. Elevator can be a challenge during peak hours.

Saralyn C. • May 29, 2017The New York City Ballet is fantastic. Theater is like a jewelry box. Easy transit from Penn Station.

C M. • December 31, 2016Parking at a minimum if not using mass transit or private parking which is approx $20. Per hour

Melody M. • June 24, 2016Intimate venue. Easy access to mass transit express train from Times Square.

Compass • May 16, 2014Hang around the shopping, dining, and transit plaza where the famous Christmas tree and ice skating rink are open in the winter.

Elaine T. • August 21, 2010Enjoying the people, go to farmer's market or Barnes & Nobles, or take, well 14 st Union Sq is my frequent transit for changing subway line. lol

John M. • September 4, 2014Try the Italian Sausages at 'Sausage Boss'. Take any train transit to Penn Station. Garden ceiling was restored. If you need help deciding which Seats to purchase for your next Rangers game, check out

Untapped Cities • July 20, 2012A beautiful decommissioned subway stop sits below the park. See it on a tour with the Transit Museum or stay on the 6 train after Brooklyn Bridge station. Find out more:

Patrick L. • August 7, 2014Great location near public transit. Once you get past the less than friendly front desk staff, the rest of the place is actually quite nice.

Dave M. • March 3, 2012The "bus nazis" are simply trying to do their job and maintain civil order on our Mad Max-esque transit system. You have to pay to play.

ISEPTAPHILLY • December 31, 2013Ringing in 2014 in New York City? SEPTA trains will depart from Trenton (passengers can take early-morning New Jersey Transit trains from New York to Trenton) at 3:30am, 5am & 6am.

Mandar M. • December 7, 2012There are 2 entrances to Gate 51 in the PA building, one of them CLOSES late nights. Go to the central NJ transit ticketing area and look for the Gate 51 entrance there - this one is always open.

Brit L. • February 11, 2012Mac and cheese is amazing but the service is worse than public transit 

Tiffany B. • March 16I ordered a new camera and they shipped it after 3 days in a securely wrapped package that could withstand all manner of impacts in transit. Great services

Carl F. • November 26, 2014Shifting away from the old paradigm of dark & dingy NYC subway stations the Fulton Center breathes fresh air & light (quite literally) into urban mass transit. Definitely a step in the right direction

Ripley's Believe It or Not! NYC • June 27, 2012The City Hall Subway Station, one of the most gorgeous gems in the world of transit, has been closed for decades. Now it can be viewed again by in-the-know riders of the 6 train. http://bit.ly/MxdAUu

Rob M. • February 26, 2013MJ Transit Concourse

Debbie U. • January 29, 2012finally! Bus rapid transit in NYC! Make sure to get your receipt before getting on the bus. That' s what makes it so fast!!!

0zzzy • September 18, 2011MaBSTOA = Manhattan and Bronx Surface Transit Operating Authority (Sub-NYCT Div). All buses in Manhattan and Bx are MaBSTOA privately under the MTA!

Helen M. • June 5, 2012The transit of venus---- last in our lifetime.

Craig S. • June 28, 2011There is an AC vent by gate 6E near the NJ Transit info kiosk

Mike R. • November 19, 2019Track 6 is the worst from the NJ Transit side. Just one set of stairs.