ProntoHotel’s Recommendations for Thanks and Giving
New York Hilton Midtown, New York City
If you’re looking to experience the cornerstone
event of Thanksgiving (aside from a huge turkey
dinner, of course), then you’re looking to see the
Macy’s parade in New York. As giant balloons
weave through the streets of Manhattan, watch
comfortably from your perch at this hotel, where
the enormous characters literally float right by
your window. Located in the heart of midtown,
this property is close to transportation, attractions,
and plenty of restaurants for a great holiday meal.
Book here: New York Hilton Midtown
Address: 1335 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY, US
4 Stars
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1980 Rooms
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City
Hotel Gault, Montreal, Canada
Though Thanksgiving is mainly associated with
the US, Canada also partakes. The celebrations
may not be as grand and the menu not as fixed,
but on the second Monday in October, Canadians
spend the long weekend breaking bread. One
custom these neighbors do share is football, and
on T-Day Canada hosts a double-header. This
year, Saskatchewan plays in Montreal, and this
hotel has plenty to be thankful for, including a
location in between Old Town and the game.
Book here: Hotel Gault
Address: 449 Rue Sainte-Hélène, Montréal, Canada
4 Stars
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30 Rooms
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City
Mielparque Nagano, Japan
It may come as a surprise for some, but when US
troops left Japan in 1948, one tradition stuck with
locals: Thanksgiving.
Every November 23,
harvest and labor celebrations happen across the
country, the most important one being in Nagano.
This beautiful hotel is located right near the highspeed train station, and though the rooms are
basic, they help set the tone for a holiday that will
help put you back in touch with nature and give
thanks for the even the simplest things in life.
Book here: Mielparque Nagano
Address: 752-8 Tsuruga, Nagano, Japan
3.5 Stars
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90 Rooms
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City
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