There are 42 Edit by Chase hotels in New York. January and February are the cheapest months to book, with median nightly Chase Travel rates of $708 and $711, fees included, against a September peak of $1,404. Four of the 42, including both InterContinentals, qualify for the double credit promo that runs through December 31, 2026.
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The map and list below cover every Edit by Chase property in New York, all 42 of them, with rates drawn from about a year of nightly Chase Travel price calendar data that refreshes each night. Timing changes the bill more than hotel choice here: the citywide median nightly rate, fees included, runs from $708 in January to $1,404 in September, nearly double.
The credit math favors winter. A two night stay at the January median costs about $1,416, so the $250 Edit credit plus the $100 property credit, $350 combined, covers roughly 25 percent of it. At the four double credit hotels, a second $250 credit lifts the total to $600, about 42 percent of that same stay.
The InterContinental New York Barclay anchors the value end: a 5.0 rated hotel with a $528 median nightly rate, the lowest of the 42, and it earns the double credit. Two nights near its median run about $1,056, so $600 in stacked credits covers more than half. Among the top rated, The Times Square EDITION carries a $675 median.
*Median nightly Chase Travel rate (fees in) over the past year, for planning only. Chase rates typically run 10 to 20 percent above the hotel's own site; the Edit credits and perks only apply to Chase Travel bookings, and the price match guarantee can close the gap. Hotel names link to the hotel on Chase Travel (sign in to your Chase account first).
The cheapest months for New York Edit hotels are January, February, and March, with median nightly Chase Travel rates around $708. The priciest is September at about $1,404.
January is the cheapest month to book an Edit hotel in New York, with a median nightly Chase Travel rate of $708 across all 42 properties, fees included. February sits at $711 and March at $773, still about 45 percent below the September peak. The medians come from roughly a year of nightly price calendar data that refreshes every night.
The winter floor is a demand story. Once holiday travel ends, cold weather keeps visitors away from January into early March, and hotels drop prices to fill rooms, a pattern tracked by Free Tours by Foot and Jetsetter Alerts.
September is the most expensive month to book an Edit hotel in New York, with a $1,404 median nightly rate. The four priciest months all land between September and December: $1,404, then $1,215 in October, $1,061 in November, and $1,231 in December. Engine's New York hotel price data shows the same fall concentration, and Jetsetter Alerts credits Thanksgiving week and the Christmas to New Year stretch for the December surge.
Summer offers a modest break. July and August both carry a $926 median, below June's $1,008 and well under September's surge, a lull that Free Tours by Foot attributes to the gap between early summer travel and the fall rush. August is not winter cheap, though: it still runs about 30 percent above the January floor.
The concrete play: aim the InterContinental New York Barclay at a January or February stay, when citywide medians bottom out at $708 and $711. The hotel's year round median is $528 a night, the lowest of the 42, so two nights near that rate cost about $1,056 before credits. Its double credit status puts $500 in statement credits plus the $100 property credit against that bill.
Four New York Edit hotels qualify for the select brand double credit promo: InterContinental New York Barclay, InterContinental New York Times Square, Pendry Manhattan West, and Virgin Hotels New York City. The promo runs through December 31, 2026 and adds a second $250 credit, so one stay can earn $500 in statement credits plus the $100 property credit. The Barclay is also the cheapest hotel on the list at a $528 median.
January is the cheapest month, with a median nightly Chase Travel rate of $708 across the city's 42 Edit hotels, fees included. February is nearly identical at $711, and March holds at $773. Booking in January instead of September, the peak month at $1,404, cuts the median nightly rate by about half. These figures come from roughly a year of nightly price calendar data that refreshes every night.
The $100 property credit is per stay, not per night. It applies once per Edit booking regardless of length, and it typically covers food and beverage unless the individual hotel defines it otherwise. On a two night January stay at New York's $708 median, the $100 works out to about 7 percent of the bill, so treat it as a bonus rather than the reason to pick a hotel.
The InterContinental New York Barclay is the cheapest 5.0 rated Edit hotel in New York, with a $528 median nightly Chase Travel rate. The 33 Hotel in the Seaport is close behind at $562, also rated 5.0. The Barclay additionally earns the double credit, which among the five cheapest properties only the InterContinental New York Times Square, at $578, can match.
The spread is $696 a night at the median: $708 in January against $1,404 in September, which means peak fall rates run nearly double the winter floor. Even the summer lull, $926 in July and August, sits about 30 percent above January. For a two night stay, shifting from September to January saves roughly $1,392 at the median before any credits apply.
If your dates are flexible, yes. A fixed $250 credit covers about 35 percent of a median January night at $708 but only about 18 percent of a median September night at $1,404. The credit buys the most from January through March, when citywide medians stay under $800. If you are locked into fall dates, target cheaper properties like the $528 Barclay.
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