New York City & Long Island, USA

New York City is a destination that needs little introduction. Known across the world as the cultural and financial hub of America, it is a place filled with endless discoveries. Staying in Times Square puts you in the heart of the action, surrounded by glowing billboards, theatres, shops, and restaurants. From here, it is easy to reach famous landmarks such as Central Park, the Empire State Building, and the Statue of Liberty. Spend your days walking along Fifth Avenue, exploring art galleries like the Museum of Modern Art, or taking a ferry across the Hudson for breathtaking views of the city skyline.

After four nights in New York, your adventure continues on Long Island. This part of New York State is a complete contrast to the energy of Manhattan. Known for its sandy beaches, wineries, and small-town charm, Long Island offers the perfect setting to slow down and take in a more relaxed side of America. At Hyatt Place East End, you will be close to the waterfront, ideal for fresh seafood dining, local markets, and peaceful strolls by the shore.

This combination of destinations means you get the best of both worlds: the thrill of New York City and the tranquillity of Long Island. Whether it is standing at the top of skyscrapers, trying out street food, shopping in boutiques, or unwinding by the sea, this package brings together everything you would want from a memorable American holiday.

• 4 nights at Hilton Garden Inn New York Times Square
• 3 nights at Hyatt Place East End, Long Island
• Return direct flights from London Heathrow
• Comfortable standard room accommodation
• Daily breakfast at both hotels
• Access to hotel facilities including fitness centres and Wi-Fi

This New York City and Long Island holiday is available for departure on 20 January 2026, giving you the chance to experience two sides of New York State during the quieter winter season. Travelling in January means you can enjoy New York City with fewer crowds compared to the busy summer months. The streets, theatres, and landmarks are still alive with energy, but without the long queues that often come in spring or autumn. It is also a wonderful time to see the city decorated after the festive season, with ice rinks still open and sales happening in many shops.

On Long Island, winter has a calm and cosy feel. Although it is not the season for beaches, it is the perfect time to enjoy peaceful waterfront walks, explore indoor attractions, or visit small towns without the usual rush. Hotels and restaurants are welcoming, giving you a chance to slow down and take in the charm of the region.

This departure date offers excellent value, a more relaxed atmosphere, and the chance to discover both city life and coastal scenery in one holiday.