Pesach in New York & New Jersey 2027

over 3665 active kosher listings in New York & New Jersey — hotels, restaurants, rentals, shuls, Chabad and mikvahs. Current for 01/10/2026.

Looking at New York & New Jersey for Pesach 2027? Below are the Passover programs and hotels, followed by rentals, synagogues, Chabad houses, mikvahs and kosher restaurants. Prayer schedules and Pesach store hours change year to year, so check with each listing.

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Pesach Programs — New York & New Jersey

Pesach 2027 programs in New York & New Jersey

  • The Hudson valley Resort

    • Operator: Hudson Valley Resort
    • Roundout Light, Kingston Point Rail Trail, Ponck Hockie, Rondout, City of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 12574, United States
    • Price from $190
    • Listing updated: 7 Sept 2026

  • The Avenue Plaza Hotel

    • Operator: Avenue Plaza Hotel
    • Avenue Plaza Hotel, 13th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, USA
    • Listing updated: 10 Aug 2026

  • Mountainbleu

    • Operator: Mountainbleu
    • 612 Loch Sheldrake Hurleyville Rd, Loch Sheldrake, NY 12759, USA
    • Listing updated: 28 Sept 2026

  • Melour Resort - Catskills

    • Operator: Melour Resort
    • Villa Vosilla, Main Street, Village of Tannersville, Town of Hunter, Greene County, New York, 12485, United States
    • Listing updated: 7 Sept 2026

  • Avenue Plaza

    • Operator: Avenue Plaza
    • 4624 13th Ave, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219, USA
    • Listing updated: 8 Sept 2026

  • The HCS Resort

    • Operator: THE HCS RESORT
    • The HCS Resort, Heiden Road, South Fallsburg, NY, USA
    • Listing updated: 8 Sept 2026

  • Lake Lodge Resort

    • Operator: Lake Lodge Resort
    • 4797 State Rte 55, Swan Lake, NY 12783, USA
    • Listing updated: 8 Sept 2026

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Previous Pesach Programs — New York & New Jersey

Previous Pesach programs in New York & New Jersey — check for 2027 dates

These Pesach hotels and programs hosted travellers in New York & New Jersey in previous years. Most operators return to the same place; open a listing to see whether 2027 dates are published.

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Planning Pesach 2027 in New York & New Jersey

  • Check who supervises the kitchen for Pesach and whether the hotel is a full holiday takeover or a shared property.
  • Confirm the Seder format — communal in the ballroom, or a private table for your family.
  • Ask what the quoted price includes: meals, Chol HaMoed trips, children's programming and taxes vary between operators.
  • Check flight and transfer times against the first and last days of Yom Tov before you book.

Pesach 2027 candle lighting and Havdalah times — New York

Approximate candle lighting and Havdalah times for New York, following the eight-day Diaspora schedule.

DateEventTime
Wednesday 21 April 2027Erev Pesach — candle lighting, first Seder19:23
Thursday 22 April 2027Second Seder — light from an existing flame after nightfall20:25
Friday 23 April 2027Shabbat Chol HaMoed — candle lighting19:25
Saturday 24 April 2027Shabbat and the first days of Yom Tov end — Havdalah20:28
Tuesday 27 April 2027Seventh day of Pesach — candle lighting19:29
Wednesday 28 April 2027Eighth day of Pesach — light from an existing flame after nightfall20:33
Thursday 29 April 2027Pesach ends — Havdalah20:34

These times are astronomical calculations for the reference city and can differ from the times your program uses. Confirm the exact zmanim with your hotel's rabbinic authority or your local rav.

About Pesach in New York & New Jersey

Pesach guide here

Spending Pesach in the New York and New Jersey metropolitan area offers a rich and diverse experience, reflecting the region's prominent and long-established Jewish communities. This area is home to one of the largest Jewish populations outside of Israel, encompassing a spectrum of traditions from vibrant Hasidic enclaves to modern Orthodox communities. The sheer scale of Jewish life here means an abundance of resources and infrastructure tailored to religious observance, especially during a holiday like Pesach.

Visitors can find a wide array of accommodations designed to cater to Pesach needs. This includes numerous hotels that transform into full-service Pesach programs, offering all-inclusive packages with kosher-for-Pesach meals and extensive programming. Alternatively, for those preferring a more independent experience, self-catering options are readily available. Many apartment rentals and private homes in Jewish neighborhoods are accustomed to hosting observant guests, often equipped with kosher kitchens or offering kashering services prior to arrival. Key areas such as Borough Park, Flatbush, Crown Heights, and the Upper West Side in New York City, and Teaneck, Lakewood, and Monsey in New Jersey, are particularly well-suited for Pesach stays due to their concentrated Jewish populations and supportive infrastructure. These neighborhoods feature accessible synagogues, kosher markets, and other essential services within walking distance, simplifying logistics during the holiday period. Planning ahead is crucial, as popular accommodations and programs tend to book quickly, often a year in advance, due to high demand from both local and international travelers seeking a comfortable and observant Pesach.

What travelers find

Pesach travelers to New York and New Jersey will find a diverse range of experiences, catering to different preferences and budgets. Hotel programs are a popular choice, offering an all-inclusive, worry-free holiday. These programs typically provide gourmet kosher-for-Pesach meals, daily minyanim, lectures, children's programming, and entertainment, allowing guests to focus entirely on the spiritual and communal aspects of Pesach. Such programs are found in various locations, from resort settings in the Catskills to upscale hotels within the city or suburban areas. Conversely, self-catering is a common and viable option, particularly in areas with large Jewish populations. Renting an apartment or house and preparing one's own meals allows for greater flexibility and often a more intimate family experience. Many properties available for short-term rental are already equipped with kosher kitchens or can be kashered prior to arrival.

Dining during Chol HaMoed, the intermediate days of Pesach, presents numerous choices. Many kosher restaurants in Jewish neighborhoods transition to kosher-for-Pesach menus, offering a variety of culinary styles from casual eateries to fine dining. It is crucial to confirm the kashrut supervision for Pesach before dining. Additionally, many kosher supermarkets and bakeries sell prepared kosher-for-Pesach foods, including desserts, making meal planning easier for self-caterers. Communal Sedarim are often hosted by Chabad houses, local synagogues, and community centers, providing a welcoming atmosphere for singles, families, and those seeking a shared Seder experience. Minyanim are readily available multiple times a day in virtually every Jewish neighborhood. For children, many hotel programs offer dedicated day camps and activities. Self-catering families can find parks and local attractions that are generally accessible. The weather during Pesach in New York and New Jersey can vary significantly, ranging from cool spring days to warmer temperatures, necessitating packing layers and checking the forecast closer to travel dates.

Frequently asked questions

Should I book a Pesach program or self-cater in New York and New Jersey?

The choice depends on your preference for convenience versus independence. Pesach programs offer a fully catered, all-inclusive experience with meals, davening, and activities, while self-catering in an apartment or home provides flexibility and a more personalized holiday, especially in areas with extensive kosher infrastructure.

Where can I find kosher-for-Pesach groceries in New York and New Jersey?

Major Jewish neighborhoods such as Borough Park, Flatbush, and Teaneck have numerous kosher supermarkets that stock a wide range of kosher-for-Pesach products, including fresh produce, meats, and prepared foods. Always look for reliable kosher-for-Pesach certification.

What are the Shul and Chabad options for Pesach in New York and New Jersey?

The region is abundant with synagogues and Chabad centers across all Jewish communities. In any established Jewish neighborhood, you will find multiple options for daily minyanim and Yom Tov services within walking distance of most accommodations.

How does transportation work on Yom Tov during Pesach in New York and New Jersey?

During Yom Tov, public transportation is generally not used by observant Jews. It is advisable to secure accommodations within walking distance of synagogues, family, or any planned activities, especially within a verified eruv if carrying is necessary.

What should I pack for Pesach in New York and New Jersey?

Pack a variety of clothing layers as spring weather can be unpredictable, ranging from cool to mild. Include appropriate attire for synagogue services, comfortable walking shoes, and any personal religious items you may require. Consider bringing a light rain jacket.