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This 4th of July, the sky’s not the limit—it’s just the beginning. Join us high above the city at PHD Rooftop from sundown to sunrise for an unforgettable celebration featuring house DJ NOTD. Must be 21+ to enter. Tickets required.

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4th of July at PHD Rooftop

Step into a world like no other when you stay in our dynamic Manhattan neighborhood. Sample New York City’s exciting dining scene and nightlife, indulge in delicious tacos or lobster rolls at Chelsea Market and see the latest evocative exhibits at the Whitney. Head toward the Hudson and explore Pier 57 and the High Line, soak in the energy of the city from the 102nd floor of the Empire State Building, then stroll through the lush, tranquil haven of Central Park. It’s all within easy reach of your hotel room at Dream Downtown.

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Offering an escape from the ordinary, this high-end Asian fusion restaurant features surreal décor and inventive takes on dim sum, Peking duck, lobster dumplings and more.

Buddakan

This 1.4-mile rail trail near our hotel, made from a historic elevated freight line, provides a stretch of lush greenery and curated artwork above the bustle of Manhattan.

The High Line

Bordered by some of the world’s great buildings, this 843-acre green space is home to the wooded trails of the Ramble, concerts on the Great Lawn, and a renowned zoo.

Central Park

Inspired by two generations of love stories, Jack’s Wife Freda is a local favorite that serves American-Mediterranean cuisine in a cozy and welcoming environment. This Chelsea spot is one of multiple locations. Pickup, delivery and dine-in service are available all day and late into the night.

Jack’s Wife Freda (Chelsea)

Savor prime aged USDA beef or Japanese wagyu in a refined steakhouse that’s been an NYC staple since 1868.

Old Homestead Steakhouse

Head to MSG to attend pro basketball and hockey games or watch world-famous rock bands take the stage inside “The World’s Most Famous Arena.”

Madison Square Garden

This sophisticated Italian spot supplies elegantly plated pasta and traditional entrees, brick-oven pizza and fine wines.

Altesi Downtown

Ascend to the top of the Western hemisphere’s tallest building and look out across the bustling city from the 102nd floor of One World Trade Center.

One World Trade Observatory

Discover classic and contemporary French bistro fare for breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekend brunch in a bright and dynamic atmosphere.

Pastis

Explore the intersection of art, technology and science at this innovative space underneath the Chelsea Market. Ideal for visitors of all ages, this unique digital arts organization features experiential exhibits, AI-aided productions and an extended reality (XR) mobile app.

ARTECHOUSE NYC

Situated at the intersection of multiple neighborhoods, Union Square Park is a beloved Manhattan favorite that features a Greenmarket, a dog run, complimentary Wi-Fi and world-famous statues of historical figures.

Union Square Park

With its renowned collections of American art from the 20th and 21st centuries, the Whitney Museum is one of the most visited museums in New York. Patrons can stroll through its many exhibitions or explore public programming such as artist talks, family art-making workshops and interactive activity guides.

Whitney Museum of American Art

Every first-time NYC visitor should make the trip to this iconic 102-story skyscraper, where you can survey the city and see up to 80 miles from the top observation deck.

Empire State Building

Washington Square Park is a 9.75-acre public park in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of Lower Manhattan, New York City. One of the best known of New York City's public parks, it is an icon as well as a meeting place and center for cultural activity.

Washington Square Park

Walk down the aisles of this renowned New York City food hall to find shops and grocers selling everything from fresh fish to hand-pulled Chinese noodles to sugar-dusted beignets.

Chelsea Market

Dine on refined Asian fare ranging from lo mein to yakitori to Thai shrimp amid larger-than-life décor at this trendy eatery, which also hosts a nightclub.

TAO Downtown

A charming recent addition to the NYC landscape, this public park is an artificial island built atop concrete “tulips” that host an amphitheater and more than 350 plant species.

Little Island

Enjoy a free rooftop park along with a diverse array of shops, restaurants and community events any time of year at this historic West Side pier overlooking the Hudson River. Located near our hotel, Pier 57 has something for everyone.

Hotels Near Highline & Chelsea NYC | Dream Downtown, part of Hyatt