Looking for a relaxing and affordable place to stay near New York City this August or September? The DeBary Inn in Summit, New Jersey, offers the perfect combination of small-town charm and convenient access to Manhattan.

Located in the heart of downtown Summit, The DeBary Inn is within walking distance of the Summit NJ TRANSIT station. Select express trains can take travelers directly from Summit to New York Penn Station in approximately 35 minutes—making it easy to enjoy a full day in New York City and return to a peaceful, comfortable inn at night.

The world's biggest sporting event has arrived, and New Jersey is at the center of it all.

With MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford hosting eight FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches, including the World Cup Final on July 19, soccer fans from around the globe are traveling to the New York/New Jersey region.

The countdown to the FIFA World Cup 2026 has officially begun, and excitement is building across the New York and New Jersey region. With matches coming to MetLife Stadium — including some of the tournament’s biggest games — soccer fans from around the world are already planning their trips.

If you’re looking for the perfect place to stay during the World Cup, The DeBary Inn offers a relaxing and convenient alternative to crowded city hotels.

The holiday season in New York City is magical — sparkling lights, festive window displays, iconic attractions, and unforgettable seasonal events. But Manhattan hotel prices skyrocket during November and December, making it tough to enjoy NYC holiday travel on a budget.

The DeBary Inn in Summit, NJ offers the perfect solution — an elegant, affordable boutique stay just 35 minutes from Manhattan by train.

The DeBary Inn, located in the charming town of Summit, New Jersey, is more than just a boutique inn — it’s a living piece of history. Built in 1880, the Victorian-style mansion was originally the summer estate of the prominent DeBary family, who were well known in New York social circles. Over the decades, the estate transitioned into an inn, welcoming visitors from near and far while preserving its historic elegance.