The “Lost Boys” Themed Suite at Tempo by Hilton Times Square Is Peak 1980s NYC

Because in 2026, apparently you don't just go see vampires on Broadway.
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New York City has officially found a way to make a hotel room feel like a trip to Santa Carla—and yes, there are vampires involved.

For 2026, fans of The Lost Boys can get considerably closer to the cult classic than simply rewatching the 1987 movie. The new “Lost Boys”-themed suite at Tempo by Hilton New York Times Square taps into the film’s neon-soaked, supernatural aesthetic while putting guests right in the middle of Midtown Manhattan.

The timing is hardly accidental. The Lost Boys has arrived on Broadway in 2026, with the musical adaptation playing at the Palace Theatre at 1564 Broadway, practically next door to the Tempo by Hilton.

That makes the hotel a particularly convenient home base for anyone turning a night at the theater into a full-blown vampire vacation.

The Tempo by Hilton New York Times Square sits at 1568 Broadway, directly in the Times Square action. The 46-story hotel has 661 rooms, an outdoor terrace overlooking the city and dining options designed around its Midtown location.

But the themed suite is where the nostalgia really kicks in.

Rather than simply slapping a movie poster on a wall and calling it immersive, the Lost Boys concept leans into the movie’s distinctive combination of 1980s California cool, horror and rock-and-roll attitude. Think a stay designed for people who believe hotel rooms should have a little more personality—and perhaps a suspiciously large supply of garlic.

For fans attending The Lost Boys musical, the location makes the experience especially easy. The Palace Theatre is only steps away, meaning guests can go from Broadway vampires to their themed accommodations without needing to cross half of Manhattan.

And that’s the real appeal of the Lost Boys suite NYC: it turns seeing the show into an entire experience.

Because in 2026, apparently you don’t just go see vampires on Broadway.

You check into their hotel, too.

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