Where to Stay in New York City for the US Tennis Open 2024

Kimberly Fisher is a Pursuitist contributor, and a freelance writer…

New York City is all about tennis from August 26th thru September 8th, 2024, when the U.S. Tennis Open comes to Arthur Ashe Stadium. Here is our favorite places to stay in New York City while attending the US Open:

Aman New York – Midtown

As one of the most luxurious hotels in the United States, the Aman is for those fans of the US Open that require the utmost care and attention to detail. The Aman US Open package is open to both hotel guests and the public, and include traffic-free dayboat transfers aboard a 48’ Barton & Gray Mariners Club Daychaser, with seasonal cocktails and small plates included. The full package includes a two-night stay in a Signature Suite, two courtside box for the US men’s tennis final, boat transfers, full-day car service, an exclusive Aman Essentials gift, tennis-themed amenities, in-suite surprises and a commemorative cap.

Time to Billie Jean Tennis Center: 50-minute commute on a 48’ Barton & Gray Mariners Club Daychaser (no transfers)
Things to Do: Enjoy the three floors at the property dedicated to wellness, have cocktails on the garden terrace, stroll the nearby shops on Fifth Avenue, including the landmark Tiffany & Co. and Bergdorf Goodman.

Lotte New York Palace – Midtown

“The Palace” is one of Manhattan’s most iconic properties, located in the heart of midtown Manhattan and has been seen in countless TV shows and movies. With a reputation of catering to some of the world’s most discerning of travelers. it is no surprise Serena and Venus Williams, Carlos Alcaraz, Rafael Nadal, Tommy Paul, Naomi Osaka have all stayed here in the past. that from across the globe.

Time to Billie Jean Tennis Center: 49-minute commute on the 7 train (no transfers)
Things to Do: Shop on Madison Avenue, enjoy the seasonal courtyard Summer Bar,along with beautiful art installations in the courtyard in partnership with EDEN Gallery.

The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad – NoMad

If you are looking for the epitome of class and elegance, head to The Ritz-Carlton New York Nomad in the Floral District. This stunningly sophisticated hotel is home to three restaurants by Michelin-starred chef José Andrés including rooftop bar Nubeluz.

Things to Do:

Time to Billie Jean Tennis Center: 48-minute commute, taking W train and transferring to the 7 train

Things to Do: For a day of relaxation, head to the subterranean
Ritz-Carlton Spa New York, NoMad. Explore nearby Madison Square Park, shops and restaurants.

Pendry Manhattan West– Midtown

Located in Manhattan West, Pendry is surrounded by high-end restaurants, shopping and workout facilities. With a ” Game, Set, Match” package, you can stay at the Pendry Suite, have exclusive VIP access to the Cadillac Suite with a pair of tickets to either the men’s or women’s finals at Arthur Ashe Stadium, $1,000 credit to discover all Manhattan West, including shopping, food and beverage and experiential wellness, and roundtrip airport transportation.

Time to Billie Jean Tennis Center: 53-minute commute, taking 7 train (no transfer)
Things to Do: Explore shopping, dining and people-watching at Manhattan West, Hudson Yards and The Vessel.

Bryant Park Hotel– Midtown

Located in Midtown Manhattan, the classic Bryant Park Hotel Located across from Bryant Park, guests can visit several notable eateries, restaurants, or take in movie night at the park. The “40-Love” promotion offers tennis fans a complimentary room upgrade on stays of two nights or longer and two cocktails in Celon upon arrival.

Time to Billie Jean Tennis Center: 46-minute commute, taking 7 train (no transfer)
Things to Do: Explore Bryant Park, shopping, fine dining and movie night in the park.

Park Terrace Hotel- Midtown

Park Terrace Hotel is located steps from Bryant Park, as well as the New York Public Library, Grand Central Terminal, Broadway, Fifth Avenue, and the Empire State Building. The bright, airy rooms are designed by Stonehill Taylor, and the hotel creates signature programming events around the US Open Tennis Championships, with a top-seeded player preview event on Wednesday August 21. Park Terrace Hotel’s US Open package include complimentary post stadium recap cocktails for two with rates starting at $305/night for stays.

This chic midtown hotel was a former hat factory and Prohibition-era tea room before becoming a stylish hotel. With spacious loft rooms decked out in black and white, Le Labo bath amenities and plush Frette bedding, you are sure to get a good night’s rest. On site are the bustling Parker & Quinn restaurant and Winnie’s on the ground floor, as well as the Refinery Rooftop bar, with stunning city views.

Time to Billie Jean Tennis Center: 47-minute commute on the 7 train (no transfer)
Things to Do: Explore Bryant Park, shopping on nearby Fifth Avenue, and take in a show at the nearby theater district.

Modernhaus SoHo-SoHo

Nestled in the heart of SoHo, ModernHaus SoHo is the place for the trend setter. The Bauhaus inspired hotel features an extensive art collection, rooftop bar and luxury dining on property. Hit the neighborhood and you will be in the midst of the best shopping, art and restaurants around.

Time to Billie Jean Tennis Center: 57-minute commute, taking the E train and transferring to the 7 train.
Things to Do: SoHo is home to some of the best shopping and art galleries in New York City, as well as some of the most famous eateries. Don’t miss a nightcap at rooftop pool bar Jimmy, one of NYC’s first rooftops.

M Social Hotel Times Square New York – Midtown

Like the name, M Social Hotel Times Square offers a bustling social scene in the lobby, amazing views of Times Square and the perfect location for someone that wants to be close to it all.

Time to Billie Jean Tennis Center: 37-minute commute, taking E train and transferring to the 7 train
Things to Do: Have drinks at Beast & Butterflies lounge, use the hotel golf simulator, check out nearby Times Square, Broadway and Fifth Avenue.