The 46 Edit Hotels in New York, Mapped, and When They Are Cheapest

Four of the 46 New York Edit hotels qualify: the InterContinental New York Barclay by IHG, the InterContinental New York Times Square by IHG, the Virgin Hotels New York City and the Pendry Manhattan West. Booking one through Chase Travel stacks the $250 Edit credit with the separate $250 select-hotel credit, up to $500 off a single prepaid stay of two nights or more, with the $100 property credit on top. The select-hotel credit runs through December 31, 2026.

January is the cheapest month, with a median nightly Chase Travel rate of $756 across the 40 New York Edit hotels with a year of pricing, fees included. February comes next at $779 and March after it at $841. October, the peak month, runs a $1,453 median, so moving a two-night booking from the peak to the cheapest month saves about $1,394 at the citywide median.

Per stay. Each Edit booking includes one $100 property credit, however long the stay, and it usually goes to food and drink at the hotel. On a two-night stay at the cheapest month’s New York median of $756 a night, that $100 plus the $250 Edit credit return $350, about 23 percent of the roughly $1,512 room cost.

InterContinental New York Barclay by IHG has the lowest typical rate of the 40 New York Edit hotels with a year of pricing: a $530 median nightly Chase Travel rate (5 stars). 33 Hotel, New York City, Seaport is next at $558 (5 stars). At InterContinental New York Barclay by IHG’s typical rate, two nights cost about $1,060 before credits.

Median nightly Chase Travel rates across the 40 priced New York Edit hotels, fees included, run from $756 in January to $1,453 in October. Individual hotels span a wider band, from InterContinental New York Barclay by IHG at $530 to The Wall Street Hotel at $3,046 a night.

Yes, if your dates are flexible. Median nightly rates run $756 in January against $1,453 in October, a $697 per-night gap, so a two-night stay at the median costs about $1,512 in the cheapest month and about $2,906 at the peak. The $350 in combined credits is worth about 23 percent of the cheaper stay and about 12 percent of the dearer one.