As Cristiano Ronaldo continues to expand his hotel chain, the ‘Pestana CR7 Times Square’ has opened for business.
Ronaldo launched his first hotel outside of Portugal, the Pestana CR7 Gran Va Madrid, in Spain. In addition, he owns two hotels in Lisbon and Funchal, Madeira, where he was born.
The five-time Ballon d’Or winner has now launched his newest hotel in New York, probably the world’s most famous city. On Wednesday, he took to Instagram to inform all of his followers of the news.
How much does a night’s stay cost?
The Pestana CR7 website is offering guests a 25% discount between July 7 and August 31 as part of the grand opening celebrations. For the first seven weeks, prices will start at $89 per night.
The table below displays the usual costs, with a special discount for Pestana guest club members.
Rooms
There are 10 different rooms available at the Pestana CR7 Times Square: Comfort, Comfort Double, Comfort Ada, Comfort Double Ada, Comfort Plus, Comfort Plus Ada, Superior, Superior Ada, Superior Double, Superior Double Ada.
A workstation, high-speed internet, a flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom are included in every room. Smoking is not permitted in any of the rooms. There’s even a carpet with Ronaldo’s autograph on it.
In addition, the following services are available:
Air conditioning.
Hairdryer.
Bluetooth capable.
Digital safe.
Telephone.
USB charger for smartphones and tablets
HDMI Connections.
Facilities at Pestana CR7 Times Square Hotel
For its visitors in New York, the Pestana CR7 Times Square features a fitness centre, bar, restaurant, and lounge.
Guests can enjoy a variety of snacks and international dishes while watching sports or catching up on TV programmes on the various screens available.
Meanwhile, business travellers can use event rooms to hold meetings or gatherings.
Destinations to see
Because the Pestana CR7 Times Square hotel is located in the heart of Manhattan, guests can explore a variety of attractions, including:
St Patrick’s Cathedral.
Grand Central Station.
Rockefeller Center.
Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Museum of Modern Art.
Central Park.
Yankee Stadium.
Ellis Island.
Empire State Building.
Statue of Liberty.
