Hotel & Travel
Official Hotel Block
We've negotiated travel discounts and secured a limited number of reduced-rate hotel rooms for your trip to NYC! Through the travel experts at Connections Housing, rooms at the group rate are limited and available on a first come, first-served basis. The secure online housing website is available 24/7, and offers real-time availability with full hotel descriptions, amenity listings, distances from each hotel to the venue, maps, and other information to help make your decision easier. Reservation acknowledgements are emailed to you within seconds of confirming the reservation.
View full hotel block information, including an interactive map of our hotels. Visit the booking website, choose "Make a Reservation" and click the "On Map" button.
Option 1: Book at Official Hotels
Want to view discounted rates for all the hotels we have to offer? Find the perfect room and rate for you. All of our BookCon official hotels are located a short distance from the venue.
Option 2: Submit a Room Block Request
Need to submit a room block request for 10 or more rooms? Submit your request online and the BookCon housing team will help place your room block at one of your preferred hotels.
We've negotiated travel discounts and secured a limited number of reduced-rate hotel rooms for your trip to NYC! Through the travel experts at Connections Housing, rooms at the group rate are limited and available on a first come, first-served basis. The secure online housing website is available 24/7, and offers real-time availability with full hotel descriptions, amenity listings, distances from each hotel to the venue, maps, and other information to help make your decision easier. Reservation acknowledgements are emailed to you within seconds of confirming the reservation.
View full hotel block information, including an interactive map of our hotels. Visit the booking website, choose "Make a Reservation" and click the "On Map" button.
Hotel Booking Deadline: April 2, 2026
Why Book Official BookCon Hotels?
Rate Assurance
Show Management has gone to great lengths to ensure that your rates are the lowest over the BookCon dates and are only available to attendees and exhibitors that book through the BookCon Official Housing Company.
Rest Easy
Know that we are ready to assist and protect you regarding any hotel issues that may occur before, during, or after your stay.
Special Deals
Benefit from hotel incentives offered exclusively to BookCon participants.
No Contract Required
No Contract is required for exhibitor or group bookings.
Book with Confidence
Unlike some alternatives, BookCon Official Housing Company rooms are contracted by BookCon at special rates in order to deliver the lowest rates available, as promised!
Save Time
Let Connections Housing do the work of finding the perfect hotel for you for BookCon.
No Prepaying of Guest Rooms
Connections Housing will not charge an advance deposit for any reservation.
Important Note
Official BookCon hotels will not honor direct reservations. You must book through BookCon’s official housing company to enjoy these special rates and features. To secure your hotel reservations today, simply view the instructions above or call 702-476-6976. If you have any questions, BookCon Housing is available to assist you.
Buyer Beware
Please be vigilant if dealing with any companies or services other than Connections Housing that imply or claim an affiliation with BookCon. Reservations made through any other agency will be at your own risk. If you are contacted by another housing company attempting to sell hotel rooms, please notify Connections at [email protected].
Travel, Directions, & Parking
Getting to the Javits Center & Entering NYCC
The Javits Center is located in Manhattan at 429 Eleventh Avenue. Although that’s the Javits Center’s official address, the building is massive and spans five city blocks, stretching from West 34th Street—the area of the convention center known as the Crystal Palace—up to 39th Street, where the new expansion building, North Javits, is located.
BookCon will take place primarily in North Javits. There is an entrance located at 445 11th Ave in NYC (11th and 38th are the cross streets).
The easiest way to get to the Javits Center is via the 7 train to the 34th-Hudson Yards Station. The convention center is just one block away!
International Visitors
If you’re visiting us from outside the United States, check this page for visa information.
Getting to NYC
Below is a quick overview of the best ways to reach Manhattan from anywhere in the world, but NYC Tourism’s Getting to NYC page has much more detail on all the possibilities if you need to dive in further.
By Plane
If you’re coming from far away, you’ll want to fly into one of the New York City area’s major airports: John F. Kennedy International Airport, LaGuardia Airport or Newark Liberty International Airport.
By Train
Those starting from a nearby suburb can reach NYC by NJ Transit (arriving at Penn Station), Long Island Rail Road (Grand Central Madison and Moynihan Train Hall at Penn Station), Metro-North Railroad (Grand Central Terminal). Amtrak (Moynihan Train Hall at Penn Station) also offers comfortable, convenient service to NYC from cities near and far.
By Bus
From other East Coast cities, you can reach NYC by bus from companies like Megabus, FlixBus and Greyhound, as well as other local carriers.
By Car
Driving to or within NYC? Use Google Maps or Waze to get directions and navigate City streets, and plan ahead for where to park using ParkWhiz or SpotHero. There’s also street parking and plenty of parking garages, and some hotels offer package deals that include parking.
NOTE: Congestion pricing is now in effect for areas of Manhattan south of 61st Street. If renting a vehicle make sure you inform the rental company if you intend to drive in this area and get a car with a E-ZPass transponder. Passenger and small commercial vehicles will be charged $9 to enter the zone during peak hours (5am–9pm weekdays, 9am–9pm weekends). The cost is reduced to $2.25 during overnight hours (9pm–5am weekdays, 9pm–9am weekends) This charge is assessed once per day per vehicle with a valid E-ZPass, meaning you can enter and leave the zone several times a day and only be charged $9 max. The peak rate charge will increase to $12 in 2028 and $15 in 2031. Drivers without an E-ZPass will pay more: you’ll get a “Tolls by Mail” bill (sent to the registered owner of the vehicle) and pay $13.50 for peak hours and $3.30 off-peak. For more information, including the full toll schedule, visit mta.info.
Getting around the City
New York is an excellent walking city, and exploring by foot is the best way to familiarize yourself with its neighborhoods and their (sometimes subtle) divisions. When you need to move faster or cover great distances, subways, buses, trains, bikes, trams, and taxis are all at your disposal. Check out NYC Tourism’s Getting Around page for much more detail.
MTA Subways and Buses
An OMNY contactless payment gets you access to trains and buses that travel to nearly every corner of the City. All public transit buses are accessible to people with disabilities, as are portions of the subway system.
Taxis & Rideshare
Cabs are a quick, convenient way to get around the five boroughs, as are popular app-based options like Uber and Lyft.
Other
Ferries, bicycles and pedicabs are all great ways to get around New York.
Parking
Fans can book convenient and affordable parking in advance through SpotHero, the nation's leading parking reservations app.
To reserve your parking spot for BookCon, visit the link below and book a spot with rates up to 50% off drive-up.
Visitor’s Guide
For additional information on Weather, Internet Access, Public Restrooms, Tipping & Customs, Accessibility, and much more, our friends at NYC Tourism put together a full NYC Visitor’s Guide!