This Fifty Avenue hotel stay includes three free books chosen just for you by the New York Public Library

Andaz Fifth Avenue offers a literary-themed staycation package for book lovers, positioned across from the New York Public Library in Midtown Manhattan. The package includes an overnight stay, library-inspired amenities, and a behind-the-scenes experience connected to the NYPL. Guests receive a selection of three in-room titles chosen from the library’s Best Books list, along with a NYPL tote bag to carry the books around the city. The hotel maintains a “Library Nook” in its lobby lounge with books curated by NYPL staff, and some guestrooms face the Beaux-Arts landmark and its lion statues. The location near major attractions supports a weekend focused on reading and exploring.

"Located directly across the street from the New York Public Library, the midtown hotel has launched a literary-themed staycation package that gives guests special access to one of New York's most beloved cultural institutions. The offer includes an overnight stay at the hotel, library-inspired amenities and a behind-the-scenes experience connected to the NYPL."

"The pairing feels particularly apt. The hotel has long leaned into its proximity to the library, even maintaining a "Library Nook" in its lobby lounge stocked with books curated by the library's staff. Some guestrooms look directly onto the Beaux-Arts landmark and its famous lion statues, Patience and Fortitude."

"Now, Andaz Fifth Avenue is taking things a step further by offering guests who book the package a selection of three in-room titles culled from the library's Best Books list, as well as a NYPL tote bag in which to carry them around the city."

"Located at 41st Street and Fifth Avenue, the hotel occupies the historic Rogers Peet Building and offers loft-like rooms with soaring ceilings, a rarity in Midtown Manhattan. The property is also steps from Grand Central, Times Square and Bryant Park, making it an easy base for a weekend spent browsing books, picnicking in the park and rediscovering some of the city's most iconic landmarks."

Read at Time Out New York