New York rarely has a true off-season: year-end holidays and early autumn look elevated in samples, with midsummer a bit less sharp. Long weekends, big conferences and sports still create short spikes—check the week, not only the month.
January
2 public holidaysFebruary
1 public holidaysMarch
No public holidays this month1
21.4
31.4
4
5
61.3
7
81.3
91.5
101.8
111.3
121.3
131.4
14
151.4
161.8
171.6
181.4
191.3
201.3
21
221.4
231.6
241.6
251.3
261.4
271.5
28
291.4
301.5
311.5
April
No public holidays this month11.3
21.4
31.5
4
51.5
61.8
71.8
81.4
91.4
101.6
111.3
121.6
132.2
142.2
151.5
161.5
171.6
181.3
191.7
201.9
211.7
221.6
231.5
241.5
25
261.7
272.0
281.9
291.6
301.6
May
1 public holidays11.7
21.4
31.8
42.2
52.2
61.5
71.5
81.7
91.4
102.2
112.7
122.4
131.9
141.7
151.8
161.6
172.1
182.5
192.3
201.8
211.5
221.6
231.5
241.8
252.1
262.1
271.8
281.6
291.7
301.6
June
1 public holidays12.2
22.0
31.9
41.9
51.8
61.9
72.2
82.6
92.6
102.1
112.1
122.0
132.1
142.4
152.0
162.1
171.8
192.0
202.1
212.4
222.2
232.5
241.8
252.3
262.2
272.1
282.1
291.9
302.1
July
1 public holidaysAugust
No public holidays this month1
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5
6
7
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9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
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27
28
29
30
31
September
1 public holidaysOctober
1 public holidaysNovember
2 public holidaysDecember
1 public holidaysIndex ≈ 1.0 is each hotel’s sample off-peak baseline; shown when >1.2. Sampled reference, not live city-wide rates