Luxury Hotels Elevate US Open Week Experience in New York City 2026
The US Open transforms New York City into a vibrant hub of tennis and luxury, captivating both locals and visitors alike. For two weeks in late August and early September, the atmosphere shifts as the city’s finest restaurants and hotels adapt to the influx of tennis enthusiasts. This year, luxury hotels are offering unique experiences, from extravagant suite packages to exclusive spa treatments and themed cocktails.
The Surrey, A Corinthia Hotel — Grand Slam Getaway
The Surrey has introduced its Grand Slam Getaway package, designed for guests seeking a refined experience during the US Open without the extravagant price tag. This package includes daily American breakfast for two at Casa Tua, along with a credit for transportation to the Open or spa services at The Surrey Spa. The pricing is set at $100 for standard rooms and suites, and $300 for signature suites. Additionally, guests will receive exclusive branded merchandise, making this package a well-curated option for a mid-week stay.
Park Hyatt New York — Johnny Mac Tennis Project Partnership
Park Hyatt New York is enhancing its offerings this US Open season by partnering with the Johnny Mac Tennis Project, founded by tennis legend John McEnroe. This collaboration aims to promote tennis accessibility for under-resourced youth in New York City. The Living Room at Park Hyatt will feature a special menu of tennis-inspired food and beverages, with a portion of the proceeds supporting the charity. This initiative highlights the community aspect of tennis in New York, extending the tournament’s reach beyond the stadium.
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Lotte New York Palace — Game Set Sparkle
Lotte New York Palace has unveiled its most extravagant offering yet: the Game Set Sparkle package. Priced at $100,000 for a two-night minimum stay, this package centers around the hotel’s opulent Jewel Suite, which spans three stories and 5,000 square feet. The suite features crystal chandeliers, a private rooftop terrace with a jacuzzi, and over $1.5 million in jewelry on display. Guests will also receive four invitations to the exclusive Palace Invitational, a private meet-and-greet with participating athletes, and a 12-carat, 84-diamond Martin Katz tennis bracelet valued at $62,000. This package is available from August 24 to 31.
Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown — The Champion’s Reset
The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown has crafted a specialized offering for athletes and those attending the tournament. The Champion’s Reset treatment combines deep-tissue massage with CBD-infused oil to alleviate muscle fatigue and enhance recovery. The treatment is complemented by a custom back or foot scrub. The spa also features a sunlit 75-foot lap pool, a newly renovated gym overlooking the Oculus, and seven treatment rooms, making it an ideal retreat for players and guests alike.

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The Wall Street Hotel — Match Point
The Wall Street Hotel has introduced the Match Point cocktail, a creative twist on the US Open’s iconic Honey Deuce. This cocktail features Grey Goose vodka and lychee, balanced with tart raspberry and lemongrass, garnished with melon balls. Priced at $18, it is available throughout the tournament season at both Lounge on Pearl and La Marchande, offering a convenient way to celebrate the Open from Lower Manhattan.

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Fasano New York — The Athletes’ Table
Fasano New York has emerged as a favored dining destination for top tennis players during the US Open. Known for its refined Milanese cuisine, the restaurant attracts athletes, celebrities, and tastemakers seeking a discreet dining experience. Notable guests have included Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, as well as high-profile figures such as the Beckhams and Alessandra Ambrosio. The intimate Baretto jazz and bossa nova club located downstairs offers a sophisticated late-night option for those wishing to extend their evening.
For more insights on accommodations and dining options in New York City during the US Open, explore the guides to the best luxury hotels in Manhattan for 2026 and the best restaurants in New York City right now.
Published on 2026-08-02 17:00:00 • By FAME Delivered News Desk
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