The McKittrick Hotel

Sleep No More is unbelievable. And the bar on the rooftop is an experience in itself! 10/10, would recommend it to anyone.

Interactive show.

An interactive reenactment of Macbeth where the play takes place all around you and you run from room to room following various actors. Be prepared to be pulled into small rooms by the actors for intimate one-on-ones (keep your distance if that's not your thing). Expect full nudity and somewhat gory scenes.

Tips:
*Brush up on Macbeth beforehand
*Wear shoes and clothing you can walk/run in
*Change into your contacts for this one because you'll have to wear a face mask the entire time.
*Try to find Macbeth ASAP when you get in, and follow him through one rotation before exploring the other side characters.
*Candy store on the 4th floor if you're craving some sweets.
*The set is interactive so eat the food, turn the taps, pick up and read the letters etc.

Haunted house meets great gatsby meets eyes wide shut meets true detective. Intricate setting to enjoy and know there is more to see. Be prepared to keep an open mind.

This isn't a hotel -- but an interactive theater space for Sleep No More. If you haven't seen this and you're in Manhattan, I highly recommend it. They've done some really intriguing things with the space that are either heaven or hell for the 'audience'. The attached restaurant and bar are also worth checking out, as much for the 1920s atmosphere as the fare.

Cool area of manhattan, went to a few bars inside the "hotel" one was the lodge at gallow green! deff go there if you want to feel cozy in a ski house at some mountain...