Here are New York City hotels (and brands) that currently publish “early bird” / advance-purchase rates — what they typically offer and the usual conditions so you know what to expect:

Examples of NYC hotels with advance-purchase (early-bird) rates

• Hilton (many NYC properties — e.g., Hilton New York Times Square, Hilton New York Fashion District, DoubleTree/Hilton Garden Inn Manhattan): typically “Honors Advance Purchase” with up to ~17% off when you book a set number of days ahead (often ≥7 days). These rates are usually prepaid. (hilton.com)
• Four Seasons (Four Seasons New York & Four Seasons New York Downtown): advance-purchase discounts (examples: 15%–20% off) when you reserve a set number of days ahead (21 days for some offers; some offers require full prepayment and are non‑refundable). (fourseasons.com)
• The Edition (New York EDITION, Flatiron): “Advance Purchase” — save up to ~15% when booking 10+ days ahead; typically non‑refundable, prepaid. (editionhotels.com)
• Westgate New York Grand Central: “Advance Purchase” up to ~20% off when booked a set number of days in advance (example: 14 days). (westgateresorts.com)
• Royalton New York (and many boutique hotels): advance-purchase savings (commonly ~15% off) with full prepayment required and no refunds for cancellations. (royaltonhotel.com)
• Moderne Hotel NYC (boutique near Times Square): an Advance-Purchase rate (example: ~15% off) that requires prepayment and advance booking. (modernehotelnyc.com)
• OYO Times Square and other economy/limited‑service brands: advertise “Advance Purchase” discounts (examples up to ~25% off) with full, non‑refundable payment at booking. (oyotimessquare.com)

Quick notes and booking tips

• Typical tradeoffs: advance‑purchase/early‑bird rates are usually cheaper but require full prepayment and are non‑refundable or non‑changeable — check the exact cancellation terms before you book. (See Four Seasons terms as an example.) (fourseasons.com)
• Savings vary (commonly ~10%–20%, occasionally higher with budget brands) and minimum advance days vary by property (7, 10, 14, 21 days, etc.). (hilton.com)
• Many big chains and independent NYC hotels run these offers under names like “Advance Purchase,” “Book Early & Save,” or “Advance Purchase Special” — check the hotel’s official offers page or call the hotel for the exact policy and blackout dates. (hilton.com)

If you want, I can:

• Check advance-purchase rates for specific NYC hotels and exact travel dates (I can search availability and current rates), or
• Scan a particular neighborhood (Midtown, Lower Manhattan, Brooklyn) and show the best advance-purchase deals there.

Which would you prefer?