Whether you come to Memorial Sloan Kettering for cancer treatment from around the corner or traveling in from around the world, we hope to make your experience with us as comfortable as possible.
The following information can help you and your caregivers navigate to and park near our locations in the New York City area, find discounted air travel options, locate comfortable overnight accommodations, and learn about nearby restaurants that offer discounts to Memorial Sloan Kettering patients.
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Visitor Policy
The visitor policy at MSK helps to ensure the health and safety of our patients and staff. Read the policy for allowing visitors for our inpatients, outpatients, and pediatric patients. -
Directions to MSK
Get directions to Memorial Sloan Kettering locations in Manhattan by car and public transportation. -
Parking Information
Find information about parking at our inpatient hospital in Manhattan and outpatient facilities in New York City, Long Island, New Jersey and Westchester. -
Patient Shuttle
Learn more about our free patient shuttle, which can take you to and from appointments. -
Air Travel Assistance
Resources are available for patients and families needing assistance with air travel to Memorial Sloan Kettering. -
Hotels & Other Accommodations
Memorial Sloan Kettering has negotiated special rates and amenities for patients, families, and caregivers at select hotels in Manhattan. -
Gift Shop
Located in Memorial Hospital on the main lobby level of 1275 York Avenue, The Gift Shop offers a wide assortment of floral arrangements, specialty items, sundries, periodicals, balloons and a fun selection of children’s toys, games, and clothing. -
Coming to MSK — and NYC
Discover some important information about coming to MSK — and New York City. -
Retail Pharmacy
Learn about our pharmacy services for MSK patients. -
Dining at MSK
We offer a variety of dining options at our locations in Manhattan. Dining is available to all patients, visitors, and MSK staff. We also welcome staff of affiliate hospitals (Weill Cornell, Hospital for Special Surgery, Rockefeller University, and NewYork-Presbyterian).