Explore New York City with a Sightseeing Vacation Package from New York Marriott Downtown Hotel

NEW YORK (March 25, 2010) – The New York Marriott Downtown hotel offers guests the opportunity to choose three of their favorite things to do in New York City with the "Explore Your New York" sightseeing vacation package. Two Explorer Passes are provided with this hotel package, which allow guests to select three offerings from over 40 selections; whether it's dining, shopping, tours, or attractions. Go to www.nymarriottdowntown.com and click on the "Explore Your New York" package under "Deals at this Hotel" to learn more about this Manhattan sightseeing hotel package and to view the full variety of activities that make it easy for guests to explore new places or revisit old favorites.

From a New York Water Taxi Statue of Liberty ride, to a SoHo and Nolita Shopping Tour, there is something for everyone. More interested in dining? Then discounts at selected restaurants might be more on the menu.

The Explorer Pass is simple; just one pass, 40 attractions to choose from. The pass saves guests at the New York Marriott Downtown hotel up to 40% or more, compared to purchasing individual admission to many of the city's attractions.

The "Explore Your New York" sightseeing package includes: guest room accommodations at New York Marriott Downtown (two-night stay minimum), two Explorer Passes and breakfast for two (children under 12 eat free). Rates range from $269-$549 per room, per night, plus tax, based upon availability. The "Explore Your New York" travel deal is valid now through September 6, 2010. Reservations are based upon availability.

To book hotel reservations, go to: www.nymarriottdowntown.com and click on "Explore Your New York." Be sure to enter Rate Code CUE when making reservations. Or call 1-800-242-8685 and mention Rate Code: CUE

The New York Marriott Downtown is located at 85 West Street in Lower Manhattan, just steps away from great shopping and attractions. This 497-room hotel has many rooms with sweeping views of New York Harbor as well as midtown skyscrapers.