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Riu Plaza New York Times Square Hotel

305 W. 46th St., Manhattan, NY, 10036
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The Riu Plaza New York Times Square is located in the center of the City, surrounded by emblematic sites such as Central Park, Rockefeller Center, the Empire State Building, Carnegie Hall, Broadway theaters and the luxury stores on Fifth Avenue. Its extraordinary location makes the hotel the ideal spot from which to enjoy the pace of New York life while discovering an interesting array of cultural and leisure activities. The Riu Plaza New York Times Square offers contemporary lodging with chic rooms, plus a fashion-themed restaurant/bar, grab-and-go snacks and a gym.

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305 W. 46th St. Manhattan, NY, 10036

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