Nice — here are family-friendly hotel options in NYC organized by neighborhood (short notes on why each works for families and which kid-ready attractions are nearby). I’ve included sources you can check for room types, family suites/connecting rooms, bunk beds, and proximity to attractions.

Times Square / Midtown (great for Broadway, Toys “R” Us-ish shops, Rockefeller Center)

• New York Marriott Marquis (Times Square) — large Family Connector rooms / suites, connecting-room options and cribs; right in the Theater District for Broadway shows. (marriott.com)
• Hilton New York Times Square — larger rooms, kids-stay-free notes and family-oriented amenities; very central to Times Square/Broadway. (hotels.com)
• TRYP by Wyndham Times Square South — explicit Family Rooms with bunk beds (rooms that sleep up to 6–8) and family layouts that work well for kids. (fqa.wyndhamhotels.com)
• Homewood Suites by Hilton (Midtown/Times Square area) — studio/one-bedroom suites with kitchenettes, free breakfast and family-friendly conveniences (good if you want to prep simple meals). (expedia.com)

Upper West Side / Central Park West (best for Central Park, American Museum of Natural History, playgrounds)

• Hotel Belleclaire (Upper West Side) — family suites and connecting-room options; a short walk to Central Park and the American Museum of Natural History. (hotelbelleclaire.com)
• The Lucerne — classic Upper West Side option with family-sized rooms and very close walking access to Central Park / AMNH. (thelucernehotel.com)

Upper East Side (good for The Met, Central Park Zoo, quieter, museum mile)

• The Mark (Upper East Side) — luxury option that offers family amenities (“For Little Guests” program), in‑suite slumber-party setups and concierge help with kid activities at The Met. (themarkhotel.com)
• Loews Regency New York — has the Loews “Loews Loves Families” perks (cribs, baby gear, connecting rooms, kids-stay-free options) and easy access to Central Park/Museums. (loewshotels.com)

Lower Manhattan / Battery Park (best for Statue of Liberty ferry, Seaport, family-friendly waterfront walks)

• The Wagner at the Battery — waterfront location steps from Battery Park and Statue of Liberty ferry access; concierge can arrange family services and babysitting. (travel.usnews.com)
• Millennium Hilton New York Downtown — large rooms/suites, indoor pool and very near Battery Park / ferry access (good for family sightseeing base in lower Manhattan). (oyster.com)

Brooklyn / DUMBO (great if you want open outdoor space, Jane’s Carousel, Brooklyn Bridge Park)

• 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge (DUMBO) — waterfront location on Brooklyn Bridge Park, family programming (Seedlings nature program), connecting suites and a family-friendly rooftop pool; easy access to Jane’s Carousel and Dumbo attractions. (1hotels.com)

Quick tips for families (to help you pick)

• If you want space and a kitchenette (useful with toddlers), pick suite-style properties (Homewood Suites, Residence/Extended-stay brands, or hotels that list family suites). (expedia.com)
• For very young kids, look for cribs/rollaway/“Loews Loves Families” style loaner baby gear and ask about connecting rooms. (Loews, Marriott Marquis and several boutique hotels clearly offer these.) (loewshotels.com)
• For easy sightseeing with less subway time: Upper West Side (Central Park + AMNH), Times Square/Midtown (Broadway + shops), and Battery Park (Statue ferry) each put you next to distinct family activities — pick the neighborhood that matches your kids’ interests. (hotelbelleclaire.com)

If you’d like, I can:

• Narrow this to a specific budget (economy / mid-range / luxury), or
• Show availability and prices for particular dates and family size (I can look up current rates), or
• Recommend specific room types (connecting suites, family rooms with bunk beds, suites with kitchenettes) at any of the hotels above.

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