Virgin Hotels New York City is one of 45 Edit by Chase hotels in New York. Its typical nightly Chase Travel rate is $600, fees included, the fourth-lowest of the city’s 41 priced Edit hotels. It also carries the 2026 double credit, so one prepaid stay of two nights or more can take $500 off.
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$600Typical nightly rate
NovemberCheapest month, $484
$352Lowest night, Nov 15, 2026
$500 offDouble credit, 2026
5 starsVirgin Hotels
Since Jan 2026On The Edit, checked Nov 13
What an Edit booking here includes
What a prepaid Edit booking here gets you, and how often each perk came through on the 26 stays cardholders reported.
The Edit benefits
Daily breakfast for two
13 of 13 stays
Almost always
$100 property credit
12 of 14 stays
Almost always · 1 more only after a call
Room upgrade
6 of 9 stays
Usually · 3 only a better floor or view
Early check-in
4 of 4 stays
Almost always
Late checkout
7 of 7 stays
Almost always
$250 Edit credit posted
3 of 3 stays
Almost always
No surprise resort fee
5 of 7 stays
Usually
Free Wi-Fi
Included
Two $250 credits on one stay
Cheapest two nights ending by Dec 31: check in Sun, Nov 15 at $352 a night, about $204 after both credits.
Two nights at $600
$1,200
Edit credit
−$250
2026 select-hotel credit
−$250
You pay about
$700
The Edit $250 and the 2026 select-hotel $250 both apply to one prepaid Chase Travel stay of two nights or more. The select-hotel credit ends December 31, 2026. It goes by the booking date, so book by then and the stay itself can be later. Check the terms in your account.
Check the rate first
Chase Travel often charges more than the hotel’s own site, so compare before you book. If you find it cheaper within 24 hours of booking, ask Chase for a price match: it has to beat their price by more than $5 a night, for the same room and refund terms.
Virgin Hotels New York City runs lowest in November, January and February, with November the cheapest at a $484 median a night, and highest in October at $847.
January: $503 median a night, one of the cheapest
February: $514 median a night, one of the cheapest
March: $537 median a night
April: $583 median a night
May: $652 median a night
June: $663 median a night
July: $629 median a night
August: $572 median a night
September: $801 median a night
October: $847 median a night
November: $484 median a night, one of the cheapest
December: $795 median a night
$503
Jan
$514
Feb
$537
Mar
$583
Apr
$652
May
$663
Jun
$629
Jul
$572
Aug
$801
Sep
$847
Oct
$484
Nov
$795
Dec
These are medians of the Chase Travel rates for two-night stays starting on each day of the coming year, from 339 dates on our last check.
What guests say about Virgin Hotels New York City
26 Edit stays here, as Sapphire Reserve cardholders described them on Reddit, summarized in our own words with a link to each post. We haven’t stayed here ourselves.
What guests liked
Breakfast included8 stays
Late checkout6 stays
Great location5 stays
$100 credit easy to use5 stays
Welcome amenity5 stays
Resort fee included in the prepaid price5 stays
What to watch for
No upgrade3 stays
Surprise destination fee on the bill3 stays
$100 credit hard to use2 stays
Disappointing restaurant2 stays
Limited breakfast menu2 stays
Room given away
3 nights without paying cash
u/AdministrativeGap555 on r/ChaseSapphire, September 2026
Breakfast
No $100 credit
Late checkout
Their take: A free three-night stay with breakfast, though the $100 credit never appeared on their bill.
Details
Paid
The Edit credit, the $250 IHG credit and a Points Boost promotion covered 3 nights with no cash; the points used would have been worth around $600 as a statement credit
Breakfast
For 2 every day, worth $320 in total before tips
Late checkout
Granted
$100 credit
Never showed up on their bill, despite spending around $400 at the hotel restaurant
Their take: Despite the price and the upgrade, they called the stay a mess.
Details
Paid
An OK price with the Edit and IHG credits stacked.
Upgrade
They waited a couple of hours for a nicer-view room promised as a sizeable upgrade, but it went to someone else and they were hurriedly given another.
Room
The TV was stuck on and the bedside outlets did not work, and a fix took until the next day; bathroom fixtures were coming loose, and a requested toothbrush never arrived.
3 nights in late July: pool, rooftop and a tiny room
u/Nice-Rain8185 on r/ChaseSapphire, August 2026
Breakfast
$100 credit
No upgrade
Late checkout
$250 credit posted
Their take: It had its high points, but they preferred the InterContinental for its room, breakfast and location.
Details
Paid
$1198 for 3 nights, Friday to Sunday; $948 after the $250 Edit credit.
Upgrade
None: the hotel said it was sold out, so no move to a higher room category was possible.
Welcome
A bag with 3-4 big chocolate chip cookies.
Room
12th floor with a nice Empire State Building view and modern design, but very cramped: barely room to open a carry-on beside the king bed.
Breakfast
The weekend buffet was very good, with a live omelet station, though restocking lagged; the weekday à la carte breakfast was skimpy, and a second slice of toast would have been charged.
$100 credit
Used for dinner at Everdene; the Korean-inspired food was underwhelming and the kitchen would not swap an ingredient for a dietary restriction.
Late checkout
Extended by one hour past the standard 12pm.
Watch out
The small third-floor pool is free for guests only until 11:30 a.m. and loungers fill early; the rooftop bar was open only one of their three nights; the elevator key system is finicky; housekeeping was inconsistent.
Their take: They liked the location near Penn Station, the breakfast and the roomy room, but felt the pool charges should be disclosed at booking, and they would only call the stay worthwhile when both credits apply.
Details
Paid
$1420 for 3 nights including the resort fee; with $500 in credits and Points Boost it still took nearly 50,000 points to avoid paying cash
Resort fee
$35 a night, $105 in total
Breakfast
Pretty good
$100 credit
All of it went on a pool-bar takeout order of a lobster roll, truffle fries and tuna ceviche
Room
Spacious for Manhattan, though the TV needed an engineer to fix it and the hotel app kept logging them out
Watch out
The rooftop pool is free for guests only from 8:00 to 11:30 AM, with a reservation. From noon it is 21+ and needs a paid lounger (about $70 per person), daybed (about $150) or cabana (about $250) for each four-hour block, plus tax, a 20% service charge and a food and drink minimum of $100 on weekends ($50 on weekdays). The $100 credit can count toward the minimum but not the seat, and none of this was in the Chase Travel listing
At checkout
After 1.5 hours on the phone and two escalations, pointing to Chase's own rate rules that list the pool as a no-charge amenity, Chase Travel gave them 10,000 points
Their take: A cozy, well-located stay that cost almost nothing once the credits were stacked; more a 4-star than a 5-star hotel in their view, but worth a return visit with the same discounts.
Details
Booked
The weekend of May 29-31 in a Chamber King, the cheapest room
Paid
$6.72 in total after stacking the Edit credit with the select-brands credit and adding points
Check-in
No room was ready at 11am; the hotel held their bags and texted at about 2pm when it was ready
Upgrade
None, despite booking the cheapest room
Welcome
Three chocolate chip cookies
$100 credit
Good at Everdene and the Rooftop Bar by charging to the room; they only used half, on a quick dinner
Breakfast
Vouchers for Everdene, explained along with the other benefits at check-in
Watch out
A $200 incidental hold was taken at check-in and came back about a week after checkout
Room
The Chamber King was cozy, bright and contemporary
Off-season 2 nights that cost nothing out of pocket
u/Seajlc on r/ChaseSapphire, May 2026
Breakfast
$100 credit
Upgraded
Late checkout
$250 credit posted
Their take: An outstanding off-season stay: every benefit came through and the trip cost them nothing.
Details
Paid
About $275 a night on Chase, within a couple of dollars of direct; both $250 credits applied and a few boosted points covered the rest, so they paid nothing.
Breakfast
A nice breakfast both mornings.
$100 credit
Spent on drinks and late-night snacks at the bar both nights.
Their take: No fee trouble for them: the front desk knew the destination fee was covered by the Chase price, and keeping an eye on the refundable rate paid off when the points price fell.
Details
Booked
The 4-night listing showed $2,610 plus a $140 fee and $420 in taxes, $3,170 in total or 158,488 points; the refundable rate later dropped by 36,209 points, so they rebooked.
Resort fee
At check-in the desk said the destination fee was already included, and that proved right.
Two stays with early check-in, late checkout and a view
u/Cuse_Fan_03 on r/ChaseSapphire, February 2026
Breakfast
$100 credit
Better floor or view
Early check-in
Late checkout
Resort fee at the hotel
Their take: Two stays they really enjoyed and would repeat, with early check-in, late checkout and a high floor each time; the one snag was a resort fee on the bill that Chase had to get removed.
Details
Check-in
Early both times, around 1pm; they were not asked for the Reserve card at check-in
Late checkout
Around 1pm both times
Upgrade
First stay: a high-floor room facing the Empire State Building. Second stay: a high-floor city view
Welcome
Macarons, which they enjoyed
Breakfast
At Everdene: an entrée plus juice and coffee every morning, with plenty of choice (they would skip the salmon bagel sandwich)
$100 credit
Usable at Everdene and the Riff Raff nightclub; they spent it on drinks on the outdoor patio overlooking the city in summer, and on a dinner with mixed results the next time
Resort fee
Added to the bill both times: they paid it the first time, and the second time Chase got the hotel to remove the $35/night fee before checkout
Watch out
If a resort fee shows up on your bill, call Chase Travel before checking out
u/restaurantgirlie on r/ChaseSapphire, January 2026
$100 credit
Upgraded
Resort fee prepaid
Their take: One of the more affordable Edit hotels in NYC, with an unprompted upgrade and smooth credit, though the busy holiday meant they missed breakfast.
Details
Paid
$726 for New Year's Eve, covered with 25k points plus $226; they say a typical night runs around 400
Upgrade
Booked an entry-level room 5 hours before arriving and, without asking, got a high-floor corner room with an Empire State view
$100 credit
Worked effortlessly at dinner in Everdines: a $177 bill charged to the room left $77 on their card
Welcome
A card and a box of very good macarons
Late checkout
Only 30 minutes was offered, on New Year's Day
Breakfast
Arrive early: on New Year's Day at 11 AM, with seating until 11:30, the line was 50+ people, and they gave up to make the 12:30 checkout
Their take: They got every Edit benefit on this stay, including a view upgrade and a welcome treat, though they see results as varying from hotel to hotel.
Details
Upgrade
Moved to a room with a view of the Empire State Building
u/twoeightytwo282 on r/sapphirereserve, November 2025
Breakfast
$100 credit
Early check-in
Resort fee prepaid
Their take: A positive stay: the staff knew the Chase benefits without being told and everything worked, apart from a scare over a destination fee that in the end was never charged.
Details
Check-in
They arrived at 8am and were offered a room straight away, or an upgraded room later; they took the early room, which had a partial Empire State Building view.
Upgrade
Offered later in the day (a full Empire State Building view), but they chose the early check-in instead.
$100 credit
Good at the restaurants on the third floor, for in-room dining and for laundry; they put it toward breakfast on arrival day, which the Edit breakfast doesn't cover.
Breakfast
Cards to present at breakfast on the following two mornings.
Welcome
A sleeve of macarons, which were good.
Resort fee
They were asked to sign for a $35 a night destination fee, but it was never actually charged to their card.
Late checkout
Listed among the benefits, though an early flight meant they didn't use it.
Stay using stacked credits. Stacked the Edit and IHG credits They had a good time and would happily do it again if the IHG credit returns. September 2026 · Source ↗
Not a fan of the credit restaurant. Used at Everdene, which they did not enjoy; better Korean food is a short walk away. August 2026 · Source ↗
Great stay, but the credit needed a phone call. Charges that should have gone against the credit were billed to them; after they called, the hotel refunded them as soon as it caught the mistake A great experience overall, once a billing mistake with the $100 credit was put right. January 2026 · Source ↗
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Their top pick for the Edit credit in New York. Fresh from a stay, they called it the best use of the Edit credit in New York for its price, location, amenities and fairly new building. December 2025 · Source ↗
Destination fee on the bill, but never charged. An unexpected destination fee appeared on the bill, but it was never charged to their card in the end. Their Edit stay ended with a fright over a destination fee, which turned out not to be charged. February 2026 · Source ↗
Daily breakfast vouchers for one entree each. Daily vouchers, each good for one entree from the menu plus drip coffee or basic juice; sides, espresso drinks and fancier juices cost extra Breakfast was covered, but only within a set formula. November 2025 · Source ↗
Daily breakfast voucher with a limited menu. A daily voucher handed to the waiter, with a limited menu: an entree and a coffee, possibly juice too Breakfast was covered for two, but a third person would have had to pay. November 2025 · Source ↗
Unannounced $35 nightly destination fee. A $35 nightly destination fee was charged with no mention at check-in, although checkout showed taxes and fees as included; Chase said it had no control over those fees An undisclosed destination fee soured the stay, and Chase wouldn't help. September 2025 · Source ↗
Booking tips from cardholders
For a stay planned for November, they combined the $250 Edit credit, the $250 Chase hotel credit and Points Boost, which left only $20 to pay in cash.
They booked two nights at around $750 and stacked the $250 Edit credit with the $250 hotel credit, which they found competitive with $750 to $900 options offering fewer perks. With the points multiplier, it came to something like $450 when paying with points.
Pricing a 4-night stay, they found a single booking at $2168, while the same dates split into two 2-night reservations came to $879 and $1556, $267 more in total. They wondered whether prices are being adjusted to discourage splitting stays to use two credits.
Just before they booked, the Points Boost on this hotel dropped overnight from 2x to 1.65x, which added about 7,500 points to the cost. Both $250 credits, the Edit credit and the separate hotel credit, still applied to the booking.
They saw options at around $700 for two nights. As an IHG hotel, both the $250 Edit credit and the $250 IHG credit apply.
u/Excellent_Source_99 on r/ChaseSapphire, March 2026 · Read the thread ↗
They booked here because it qualifies for both the $250 Edit credit and the $250 Chase hotel credit, and they also had a targeted offer of $100 back on $600 of Chase Travel spending. The Edit credits posted first, and the $100 offer followed a little later.
They booked four nights over New Year's (12/28-1/1) for 150k points through the Edit and were pleased with the value, especially with breakfast at the Everdene every day.
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Questions about Virgin Hotels New York City on The Edit
Is Virgin Hotels New York City part of The Edit by Chase?
Yes. Virgin Hotels New York City is on The Edit by Chase Travel list as of our November 13, 2026 check. A prepaid Chase Travel booking here gets the Edit benefits: daily breakfast for two, a $100 property credit, an upgrade when available, and early check-in and late checkout when available.
How much does Virgin Hotels New York City cost on Chase Travel?
Its typical nightly Chase Travel rate is $600, fees included: the median of the rates for two-night stays across the coming year. By month, the median runs from $484 in November to $847 in October. These are planning figures, not live quotes; check the rate on Chase Travel for your dates.
Does Virgin Hotels New York City qualify for the Chase double credit?
Yes. It is in the 2026 select-hotel credit program as well as The Edit, so the $250 Edit credit and the $250 select-hotel credit can both apply to one prepaid Chase Travel stay of two nights or more, up to $500 off. The select-hotel credit runs through December 31, 2026. It goes by the booking date, so a stay you book by then can be in 2027.
When is the cheapest time to book Virgin Hotels New York City?
November has the lowest median Chase Travel rate here, $484 a night, followed by January and February. October is the priciest at $847. The single lowest nightly rate on our last check was $352, for a two-night stay from November 15, 2026.
Rates are medians of Chase Travel prices, fees included, for two-night stays starting on each day of the coming year; planning figures, not live quotes. How we build this data. “Compare prices” opens Google’s hotel search, which shows what other sellers charge. We earn nothing from it, from Chase Travel bookings or from card applications.
