How New York’s Luxury Hotels & Restaurants Are Celebrating the US Open 2026

The US Open does something to New York that no other sporting event quite replicates. For two weeks in late August and early September, the city’s best restaurants fill with a different crowd, the hotel lobbies shift in energy, and the properties that know their audience find creative ways to bring the tournament to guests who may never set foot in Arthur Ashe Stadium. This year, the city’s luxury hotels are outdoing themselves — from a $100,000 suite package with a diamond tennis bracelet to a charitable cocktail menu, a recovery spa treatment designed for athletes, and a downtown riff on the tournament’s most iconic drink. Here is where to celebrate the US Open in New York without leaving the city.

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The Surrey, A Corinthia Hotel — Grand Slam Getaway

For guests looking for a more considered US Open stay without the jewelry price tag, The Surrey’s Grand Slam Getaway package delivers exactly the right touches for tournament week. Daily American breakfast for two at Casa Tua, a credit toward transportation to the Open or spa services at The Surrey Spa — $100 for rooms and suites, $300 for signature suites — and exclusive branded merch make this the most elegantly curated mid-week package in the city. It is the kind of offer that removes the friction from a US Open trip without announcing itself, which is perfectly in keeping with what The Surrey does best.

Park Hyatt New York — Johnny Mac Tennis Project Partnership

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Park Hyatt New York is using US Open season to do something beyond the hotel package: partnering with John McEnroe’s charity, the Johnny Mac Tennis Project, to spotlight the organization’s mission of making tennis accessible to under-resourced youth across New York City. Throughout the partnership, The Living Room at Park Hyatt New York will feature a special menu of tennis-inspired food and beverage offerings, with a portion of proceeds benefiting the JMTP. It is the kind of activation that connects tournament week to the city itself — a reminder that tennis in New York has a community dimension that extends well beyond the stadium gates.

Lotte New York Palace — Game Set Sparkle

The most extraordinary US Open hotel experience in the city this year — and possibly any year — is Lotte New York Palace’s Game Set Sparkle package, which we covered in full last week. At $100,000 for a two-night minimum stay, the package centers on the hotel’s three-story, 5,000-square-foot Jewel Suite by Martin Katz — complete with crystal chandeliers, a private rooftop terrace with jacuzzi, and over $1.5 million in jewelry on display — alongside four invitations to the exclusive Palace Invitational on August 27th, a private meet-and-greet with participating athletes, and a 12-carat, 84-diamond Martin Katz tennis bracelet valued at $62,000. For those who want the most complete, most extraordinary version of US Open week in New York, this is it. Available August 24–31.

Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown — The Champion’s Reset

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The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown has designed its US Open offering specifically for athletes and anyone operating at the kind of intensity the tournament demands. The Champion’s Reset combines deep-tissue massage with CBD-infused oil to ease muscle fatigue and support recovery, completed with a custom back or foot scrub. Beyond the treatment, the spa operates around a sunlit 75-foot lap pool, a newly renovated gym overlooking the Oculus, and seven treatment rooms — alongside The Collective wellness program and Club27, the hotel’s private wellness membership. For players, coaches, or guests who have simply spent a day in the stadium heat, this is the most restorative way to end an Open day in the city.

The Wall Street Hotel — Match Point

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Downtown’s contribution to the US Open cocktail canon comes from The Wall Street Hotel, where the Match Point is the house riff on the tournament’s iconic Honey Deuce. Grey Goose vodka and lychee form the base, balanced by tart raspberry and a bright note of lemongrass, finished with a trio of melon balls in a nod to its courtside inspiration. At $18, it is available throughout tournament season at both Lounge on Pearl and La Marchande — two ways to toast the Open from Lower Manhattan without making the trek to Flushing.

Fasano New York — The Athletes’ Table

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For dinner during US Open week, Fasano New York has quietly become the restaurant of choice among the tournament’s biggest names — Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner among them. The North American flagship of the renowned Brazilian hospitality brand serves refined Milanese cuisine with the discretion and warmth that draws athletes, celebrities, and tastemakers including the Beckhams, Alessandra Ambrosio, and Emily Ratajkowski. The privacy is part of the appeal; so is the exceptional Italian cooking. After dinner, Baretto — the intimate jazz and bossa nova club downstairs — is the most civilized late-night option in the city for those who want the evening to continue on exactly the right note.

For more on where to stay and eat in New York City this season, explore Haute Living’s guides to the best luxury hotels in Manhattan for 2026 and the best restaurants in New York City right now.