Union City Holiday Packages

Wotif is here to help you save your precious dollarydoos.

What's the secret, you may wonder? Simple, we can bundle your flights and accommodation into one brilliant little package.

With the extra money you'll be able to experience even more in Union City.

Act fast and save up to $245. And keep in mind, we can connect you with more than 550 partner airlines and 665,000 properties — your ideal holiday is only a couple of clicks away.

All travellers love a great deal, and Wotif's budget-friendly prices will definitely satisfy. You'll be packing your suitcase and taxiing down the runway in a flash.

Union City Accommodation

You won't have to travel too far to find fantastic accommodations in Union City. Wotif currently lists 12 properties in the vicinity of the neighbourhood.

Wondering where to stay in this neck of the woods? Some of our faves are the Dharma Home Suites Hoboken at Novia (1414 Grand Street) and the Sheraton Lincoln Harbour Hotel (500 Harbour Boulevard).

Car Hire in Union City

The location of Avis couldn't be more convenient at LaGuardia Airport. It's just a stroll from the terminal building, which means you'll be out on the road in no time at all.

You won't have any worries scoring a car in the centre of the city, even if you're fussy. See if something catches your eye at Hertz (1404 Willow Avenue). Otherwise, head over to Avis (1450 Bloomfield Street) and look into their deals.

Holidays to Union City

Been diagnosed with the travel bug and prescribed yourself an escape to Union City? Terrific choice. But before you scratch that itch, you'll definitely want to know the essentials about where you're going.

A neighbourhood in Jersey City, Union City is a wonderful base from which to discover this city. If you're making your way from the downtown area, heave your gear in the back of a taxi and travel north for 5 kilometres.

It's the people that can make an escape truly memorable. So while you're in Union City, why not head out of town for a while and meet some of the other 250 000 people that call Jersey City their home?