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Experience the excitement of The Open at Rosehill Rooftop with our limited-time pop-up activation. Catch live match screenings, sip signature cocktails, and enjoy shareable bites—all set against the stunning Manhattan skyline. Whether you're a hotel guest or just stopping by, it's the ultimate post-match hangout all tournament long.

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Rosehill Rooftop at Park South Hotel

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The Open: At Rosehill Rooftop

Park South Hotel is part of the exciting fabric of our Rosehill neighborhood, fitting right in with all the excitement of New York’s Nomad District. From Gramercy Park to world-class dining and shopping, it’s all right outside our doors.

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Take a short walk from our hotel to see the Flatiron Building, one of NYC’s first skyscrapers – a triangular, 22-story steel-framed building that has become a beloved New York City icon. The building is uniquely positioned on a triangular block formed by Fifth Avenue, East 22nd Street and Broadway.

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Flatiron Building

Food in all its glory (particularly the Italian kind) is celebrated at Eataly, an amazing culinary destination. You’ll find food to cook (and the tools to cook with), food to consume at on-site restaurants and cafés, and tons of classes to enhance your culinary skills. It’s all here, and more.

Eataly NYC Flatiron

New York is the city where comics make their mark. This gem of a comedy club, just a few blocks from Park South, showcases renowned stand-up comics as well as up-and-coming performers. Two to three shows are offered nightly.

New York Comedy Club

Musical blockbuster or intimate off-Broadway drama? New York is the epicenter of theater and guaranteed to have whatever type of show you’re seeking. The Theater District spans from 6th to 8th Avenues and 40th to 54th Streets, easily walkable from our hotel.

Broadway Theater District

The internationally renowned MoMA is home to one of the greatest collections of contemporary art—from modern art pioneers to present-day artists who continue to push the boundaries. It’s a large place, so visit the website for ticketing and tips for visiting.

The Museum of Modern Art

This celebrated performing-arts complex is home to 11 world-famous resident organizations and hosts prominent artists from around the world. You’ll find the best of music, theater, dance, film, opera and more, year round.

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

The venerable Madison Square Garden, minutes from our hotel, hosts professional sports games, the biggest names in music, and an array of entertainment and corporate events—but it’s famous just for being itself, too, which is why guided tours of the venue are available.

Madison Square Garden

The lovely Gramercy Park neighborhood is just a half-mile from Park South. It’s teeming with history, pretty landscaping and distinctive architecture. Walking tours, both DIY online versions and guided ones, can provide additional background.

Gramercy Park

The 6.2-acre Madison Square Park, a short walk from Park South, is a haven for culture as well as old-fashioned outdoor fun. The public park hosts events that celebrate art, horticulture, birding, performing arts and more, but it’s a playground and dog park, too.

Madison Square Park

Designer Jung Lee’s extraordinary home goods store overflows with items that celebrate beauty and function in equal measure. Find treasures that will elevate your space and kick your entertaining prowess up a notch or two.

Jung Lee

At 260 Sample Sale, you’ll find significant savings on fashion, home and beauty items from iconic brands and designers—minus the high-end price tag. The inventory constantly changes, adding to the excitement (and deals!)

260 Sample Sale

Listen to some of the finest musicians and singers in the country at this acclaimed live-music venue operated by Live Nation. The Gramercy Theatre is less than a half mile from Park South Hotel, and concerts are open to all ages unless otherwise specified.

The Gramercy Theatre

The Flatiron District has it all: historic Beaux-Arts and cast-iron buildings, a flourishing restaurant scene, shops of every stripe and Madison Square Park. Where to start? A walking tour might be the answer. Go online to find professionally guided tours, as well as free, do-it-yourself walks.

Flatiron District

Feast your eyes on the thousands of titles in this beloved independent bookstore, located in a magnificent six-story townhouse in the NoMad district. Check the bookseller’s website for its author visits and related events; the offerings are as expansive as the books they sell.

Rizzoli Bookstore

Named for and inspired by the 19th-century Irish writer and wit, this Victorian-style bistro and cocktail bar serves an expansive culinary menu with something for everyone. The “Wilde Libations” menu overflows with whimsical and potent cocktails. Afternoon tea is offered on weekends.

Oscar Wilde

Rustic charm with modern elegance. Think reclaimed wood, warm lighting, and an open kitchen. It’s a stylish, cozy escape where farm-to-table cuisine meets sophisticated design.

BLACKBARN

Classic American cuisine in a polished-casual setting—featuring USDA prime steaks, sushi rolls, salads, sandwiches, and a notable bar scene.

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