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BA business class flights to New York and 4 nights 4* hotel £1699pp
BA business class flights to New York and 4 nights 4* hotel £1699pp
BA business class flights to New York and 4 nights 4* hotel £1699pp
BA business class flights to New York and 4 nights 4* hotel £1699pp
BA business class flights to New York and 4 nights 4* hotel £1699pp
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Posted 6 March 2024

BA business class flights to New York and 4 nights 4* hotel £1699pp

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A good deal from BA as part of their luxury sale considering prices for business class transatlantic flights have gone insane in the last year or so - regularly seeing prices for flights alone in the £3-4k range from London.

Hotel is 4* Crowne Plaza right in Times Square - great for sightseeing.

Their aircraft to New York feature the new club suite product - each passenger gets their own fully flat suite with closing door and premium bedding. It is light years ahead of the older seats and up there with the very best airline seats in business class now. Of course service isn’t quite up to par with the Middle Eastern or Asian carriers but they are not an option going to the US from the UK.

Availability appears to be good throughout Jan/Feb 2025.
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Edited by alpha40, 6 March 2024
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  1. iEimis's avatar
    May wanna try to make it 5 nights as you will then get double TP. A route like this will instantly promote you to Bronze and near enough Silver, if you fly from a regional airport via LHR, then you will instantly become Silver. Should then get benefits such as lounge access in Oneworld Alliance, Extra Bag and Free Selection at time of booking as well as priority check in/fast track/priority boarding.
    alpha40's avatar
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    Good advice
  2. Jamesbeck32's avatar
    Don’t think they will be the new club suites on the 777 but still decent nevertheless
  3. sm9690's avatar
    They charge resort fee of $40.16 per room per night?

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    bryanryan's avatar
    This is standard for most of NYC now. Same with Vegas. Absolute joke!
  4. Daveg1999's avatar
    'Of course service isn’t quite up to par with the Middle Eastern carriers'


    True, but at least you can get a pork sausage with your breakfast
    Rom_'s avatar
    Or you could fly to the ME to get ‘better service’. Just hope you don’t have to deal with the ME ‘customer’ service levels should things not go to plan.
  5. Abdul_Meshwari's avatar
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    afroylnt's avatar
    Have you been recently?
  6. RedDevilPJB's avatar
    But chilly
    BeefyMcWhatNow's avatar
    you go naked?
  7. CheddarChar_'s avatar
    once you include food, transport, and shopping, I would easily put this at 8 large. (edited)
    alpha40's avatar
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    Includes hotel. The higher price is because of business class. Normally business class flights alone to NYC are 8 large for 2 ppl. (edited)
  8. afroylnt's avatar
    Seems like a good deal very cold time of year for NY though
    cityhunter123's avatar
    Yep.. is freaking cold, got back from NYC last week. The cold there is different and deeper than here in UK
  9. SeamusO's avatar
    This is great price for NYC. Good deal OP. Was there last year and extremely expensive so this for business class is really good 😸
  10. timtamd's avatar
    Wow i think thats a fab price!
  11. KevinMcComps's avatar
    They are failing to sell those seats on BA because of their price hike. This is the only way they can make them pay.

    And a 4* hotel.in NYC is very different from one in most of mainland Europe of Asia, but comparable to the UK, but smaller rooms in NYC.
    afroylnt's avatar
    Surely room size depends quite a bit on the hotel
  12. jukie's avatar
    Which is the best hotel at the cheapest rate for location and value/comfort, also what is the cheapest/ best way to get from the airport.

    always wanted to go to NY this may be the opportunity  (edited)
    Geoggy's avatar
    The hotel that’s included will be the cheapest. Getting to Times Square from JFK isn’t hard. Download the Citymapper app if you don’t want to pay for a cab
  13. defard's avatar
    Personally I found the new club suites to be impractical for larger items (like iPad storage) and the takeoff experience is a bit weird (guess it’s the angle). But the bed is okay and the bedding better!
    IbbyS's avatar
    Oh yes, sometimes I hate the taste of the caviar too 👀
  14. PotatoSalad11's avatar
    It's a good price compared to usual for business class, but worth noting that the same flight and hotel in economy is £704 per person, so basically a £1000 saving each. Not like it's a particularly long flight so I'd struggle to imagine justifying £1000 to be a little more comfortable for ~15 hours of my life. Maybe if you're someone who really doesn't get on well with flights it might be worth it, but I'd rather spend the £1000 on doing more stuff on my holiday!
  15. Simon_Conroy's avatar
    We've just returned from NYC having booked flights and hotel via BA, just bear in mind that the room tax is alot (around 30 dollars a night) and the cost to eat and drink is now eye watering, this was our 3rd trip but probably the last, still a brilliant city but whatever you think about a budget, double it.
    alpha40's avatar
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    Yes unfortunate that the pound is so weak against the dollar now. I still remember the good old days of 2 dollars to 1 pound 2007 did all the Xmas shopping in NYC (edited)
  16. Dingdong007's avatar
    Looking at booking this, is it worth taking out any cards to boost points etc. I've got an Avios account already, I'm not clued up on how to play the clubs game for flying
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