Home Indoor Fun Be Our Guest! Kid-Friendly NYC Hotels By rtlambethhochwaldSeptember 13, 2017 Search more like this kid-friendlyprincesspalacehotelpinkfavorite-kidpersonalizefantasymagnificenttreatmentcrownlaidlight-upwelcome Read next Indoor Fun The Best Organic Clothes for Babies & Toddlers Indoor Fun 45 Pumpkin Carving Designs That’ll Wow the Neighborhood Indoor Fun Target’s Best Holiday Deals Start Sooner Than You Think Indoor Fun This Larger Than Life Mister Rogers Monument is Exactly What the World Needs Indoor Fun Want a Free Donut on Halloween? Here’s How to Get One from Krispy Kreme Unless you work in Times Square, it can be easy to forget that NYC is a major family tourist destination. The city’s hotels, however, do not, and that’s good news for both resident and visiting clans. Whether you’re planning a staycation, researching a fantasy birthday experience or want some out of town kids to get the white glove treatment, these spots go out of their way to offer over-the-top amenities and other goodies for junior guests. Click through to see NYC’s most kid-friendly hotels! For a Palace Princess ExperienceIf you've got a resident princess in the house, consider Lotte NY's Palace Princess Package. Available in the deluxe section of the hotel "The Towers", the experience begins when you check-in at a special area reserved for guests of the "hotel within a hotel" behind glass doors. And then, the moment, when your princess enters the room and spies a perfectly pink princess dress, complete with light-up tiara artfully laid out for her on the bed. (Our princess almost passed out.) On the table, a personalize card welcoming the palace princess is set out, complete with a trio of cupcakes, pink, crown-shaped cookies, and a chocolate sculpture surrounded by gourmet bon bons. (Our room had a big mirror, which was made good use of.) The views looking down on the magnificent St. Patrick's Cathedral and midtown aren't to shabby, either. Rates start at $260 455 Madison Ave Midtown 1-800- 697-2522 Online: lottenypalace.com Do you have a favorite kid’s hotel experience we missed? Tell us about it in the comments! —Lambeth Hochwald