Hotel IV Therapy in NYC

A licensed New York State registered nurse comes to your hotel room anywhere in New York City. Book online, give us the hotel and your room number, and the nurse comes straight up. The drip runs 30 to 60 minutes while you rest, answer email or get ready for the night. We confirm within 15 minutes and we're open 24/7.

What to tell us when you book

  • The hotel and room number. Add the name the room is booked under, so reception can send the nurse up.
  • When you land or check in. If you're arriving late, tell us and we'll book around it.
  • How many people. Friends or colleagues in the same room or suite can book together and save.

You don't need to leave the room or find a clinic in a city you're visiting. All you need is a chair, a sofa or the bed to rest on; the nurse brings the drip, the stand and the supplies.

Manhattan hotels: Times Square, Midtown and downtown

We come to hotels all over Manhattan: the big Times Square and Midtown hotels, the hotels around Madison Square Garden and Penn Station that fill up for Knicks and Rangers games and concerts, the Meatpacking District hotels at the south end of the High Line, and the small hotels on the Lower East Side. See mobile IV therapy in Manhattan for more.

Airport hotels near LaGuardia and JFK

We're based in East Elmhurst, a few minutes from the LaGuardia airport hotels on Ditmars Boulevard. It's an easy booking after a red-eye, before an early departure, or when a delay turns one night into two. Near JFK, we come to the TWA Hotel across from Terminal 5 and the hotels around Jamaica Station. See mobile IV therapy in Queens.

Brooklyn and Long Island City hotels

Staying across the river? We come to the Williamsburg waterfront hotels on Wythe Avenue, the Downtown Brooklyn hotels around Barclays Center, and the hotels in Long Island City with a view of Midtown. See mobile IV therapy in Brooklyn and Long Island City.

Drips hotel guests book most

  • Hydration IV: our most-requested drip, an easy reset after a flight or a long day out.
  • Hangover IV: fluids, electrolytes, B vitamins and anti-nausea medication, brought to your room the next morning.
  • Energy IV: a B-vitamin and amino acid blend, often booked before a packed day of meetings.
  • Immunity IV: vitamin C, zinc and B-complex, often booked before or after travel in cold and flu season.

See the full IV drip therapy in NYC menu for prices and ingredients.

Group IV therapy in one suite

Bachelor and bachelorette weekends, wedding parties and work trips can book a few drips in the same suite. Groups save on every drip: 15% off for 2–3 people and 20% off for 4 or more. Everyone treated must be 18 or older. Call us to set up group scheduling.

Hotel IV therapy is one part of our mobile IV therapy at home, hotel and office service, and of mobile IV therapy in NYC as a whole.

Hotel IV therapy in NYC: FAQs

Can you come to any hotel in NYC?

Yes, any hotel in the five boroughs, plus Nassau County and Westchester County. Enter the hotel name and your room number in the booking form.

Do I need to tell the front desk?

It helps. Let the front desk know you're expecting a nurse, and put the name the room is booked under in your booking notes so reception can send the nurse straight up.

Can you come late at night or right after a red-eye?

Yes, we're open 24/7. We confirm every booking within 15 minutes; appointment times depend on nurse availability.

Can a group get IVs in one hotel room or suite?

Yes. Groups save on every drip: 15% off for 2–3 people and 20% off for 4 or more. Everyone treated must be 18 or older.

Is there a travel fee for hotel visits?

Not in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx or most of Nassau County. A $50 travel fee applies in Staten Island, Westchester County and some parts of Nassau County.

Who gives the IV?

A licensed New York State registered nurse, following physician-directed protocols. They review your health history before starting.

Book an IV drip in your NYC hotel room

Choose your drip online or call. We'll confirm within 15 minutes and send a licensed RN to your room. Open 24/7; appointment times depend on nurse availability.