Age policy and bringing children to Roxy Hotel New York
Roxy Hotel New York allows guests of all ages to stay, but the primary person checking in must be at least 21 with a valid photo ID and credit card. Children are welcome; anyone 18 or older is charged the adult rate.
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Minimum check-in age
The minimum check-in age at Roxy Hotel New York is 21. At check-in the hotel requires a valid photo ID and a credit card in the name of the registering guest.
Guests under 21 may only check in if accompanied by a parent or an official guardian. This is an age requirement for the person registering, not a restriction on children staying at the property.
- ID and credit card in the registering guest’s name required at check-in
- Minimum registering guest age: 21
- Guests under 21 can check in only with a parent or official guardian
| Requirement | What to know |
|---|---|
| Photo ID | Required at check-in |
| Credit card | Card must be in registering guest’s name |
| Registering age | 21 or older (unless accompanied by parent/guardian) |
Bringing children and who is charged as an adult
Roxy Hotel New York welcomes children of all ages as guests in its rooms and public areas. The hotel does not operate an adults-only section — families and multi-age groups can use the same rooms and venues as other guests.
Anyone aged 18 or older is charged at the hotel’s adult rate. The property’s published policies distinguish the minimum registering age (21) from the hotel’s policy on child guests: children are allowed but older teens are billed as adults.
- Children of all ages are permitted in rooms and venues
- Guests 18+ are charged adult rate
- No separate adults-only floors or wings are noted
| Guest age | Billing |
|---|---|
| 0–17 | Child/younger guest — permitted |
| 18–20 | Billed as adult, may stay but registering guest must meet check-in rules |
| 21+ | May register and check in (ID and card required) |
Choosing rooms for families
Roxy Hotel New York offers room types with multiple bed configurations that can suit families or groups: Deluxe Room (1 King Bed or 2 Double Beds), Standard Room (1 King Bed or 1 Double Bed), and Room, Corner (g) (1 King Bed).
If you need two sleep surfaces, look for rooms listed with two Double Beds or discuss rollaway/extra bed options with the hotel prior to arrival—rollaway availability isn’t stated in the public facts, so confirm directly with reservations or concierge.
- Room names to request by exact title: Suite (Loft); Deluxe Room; Standard Room; Studio; Suite, 1 Bedroom; Deluxe Suite, 1 Bedroom; Room, Corner (g)
- Deluxe Room is offered with 1 King Bed or 2 Double Beds
- Ask the hotel about rollaways or cribs — not specified in public materials
| Room type | Bed configurations (public listing) |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Room | 1 King Bed or 2 Double Beds |
| Standard Room | 1 King Bed or 1 Double Bed |
| Room, Corner (g) | 1 King Bed |
Booking, rates and incidental deposits
When booking, remember the hotel requires a security/incidental deposit hold at check-in; public information states a $200 hold per night is placed on the guest’s credit card and released about 5–7 business days after checkout.
The property charges a mandatory Amenity Fee per room per night; that fee covers items such as live entertainment at Roxy Bar, premium Wi‑Fi, Smart TV streaming, and the seasonal bicycle program. Breakfast is available on-site for a surcharge and is not included in the room rate.
- Security/incidental deposit hold: $200 per night (released after checkout)
- Mandatory Amenity Fee applies per room per night (covers specific services)
- Breakfast is a paid surcharge (not included in base rate)
| Item | Public policy / note |
|---|---|
| Incidental deposit | $200 hold per night on card (released ~5–7 business days) |
| Amenity fee | Mandatory; includes specific services (see hotel) |
| Meals | Breakfast available for surcharge; property is not all-inclusive |
Dining and evening entertainment with younger guests
Roxy Hotel New York’s dining outlets and entertainment spaces welcome guests of all ages, but many evening events at venues such as The Django and Roxy Bar include cover charges, late hours, and minimums that may make them less suitable for young children.
If you plan to dine early or bring children to an evening show, check the venue’s reservation and cover policies in advance; The Django, for example, requires reservations and has a cover and two-drink minimum per person.
- Roxy Café: daytime coffee and breakfast (hours start early)
- The Oyster Bar: seafood/raw bar with standard restaurant seating — check hours
- The Django: subterranean jazz club; reservations required, cover charge and drink minimum apply
| Venue | Notes relevant to children |
|---|---|
| Roxy Café | Daytime menu; family-friendly hours (6:00 AM–4:00 PM) |
| The Oyster Bar | Standard restaurant seating; suitable for family meals depending on timing |
| The Django | Live jazz in a late-night cellar setting; reservations, cover and two-drink minimum apply |
On-site facilities and activities for families
The hotel provides a 24-hour fitness center and an independent single-screen art-house cinema; seasonal, complimentary loaner bicycles are available on a first-come, first-served basis during warmer months. There is no on-site swimming pool or spa listed in the public materials.
Public areas such as Roxy Bar include a complimentary 9-foot billiards table. Policies for using entertainment spaces or bringing minors to late-night performances are not fully detailed in the public facts—check with the concierge for age-specific rules and show times.
- 24-hour fitness center available
- Seasonal complimentary loaner bicycles (first-come, first-served)
- Roxy Cinema: single-screen arthouse theater on-site
- No on-site swimming pool; billiards table is available in Roxy Bar
| Facility | Availability / note |
|---|---|
| Fitness center | 24-hour; cardio and weight equipment |
| Bicycles | Seasonal loaner program (not available in winter) |
| Pool or spa | No on-site pool; hotel partners with nearby spa (details via concierge) |
Practical tips before arrival
Make sure the person who will check in is at least 21, brings a photo ID, and has a credit card available for the incidental deposit. If you’re traveling with teens who will be charged as adults (18+), factor that into budgeting.
Contact the hotel directly to confirm crib/rollaway availability, any age restrictions for specific events or shows, and to reserve a room configuration that meets your family’s sleeping needs.
- Confirm check-in holder will be 21+ with ID and card
- Ask reservations/concierge about cribs, rollaways, and early dining options
- Check show/venue rules (cover charges, age policies, late hours) before booking
| Item to confirm with hotel | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Crib / rollaway | Not specified in public facts — confirm if needed |
| Venue age rules | Some evening venues have cover charges and late hours |
| Incidental hold & amenity fee | Affects budget at check-in and nightly billing |
