[George from New England]

Have I missed a change in grammar rules ??

An NYC ,.,.

Shouldn’t that be A

Story has that too, so not freeper typo.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

An NYC ,.,.

Shouldn’t that be A

I've always used 'An' in that situation - spell it as you say it.

[House Atreides]

“… An NYC ,.,.

Shouldn’t that be A…”
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‘An NYC’ when the letters are enunciated. ‘A New York City’ when the actual city name is pronounced.

[FarCenter]

Plus there doesn’t appear to be a LaQuinta Inn in Walkill, NY.

It appears to be the one at 551 NY-211 E, Middletown, NY 10941

There is a Buffalo Wild Wings next door at 567 NY-211, Middletown, NY 10941

[Gay State Conservative]

NYC stands for "NYC"...not "New York City".

"An" is correct...IMO.

[semimojo]

Shouldn’t that be A...

Nope, it depends on the initial sound of the word, not the letter. If it's a vowel sound, like the 'eh' of NYC, use "an".