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New York City is traditionally broken up into five-boroughs: Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. To the west, there's the island of Manhattan where you'll find most of the iconic attractions like Central Park, The Empire State Building and Times Square. It might be a good idea to give yourself plenty of time to explore this borough. To the north of Manhattan is the Bronx, known for Yankee Stadium and famous Bronx Zoo. Over on the eastside is Queens where you can explore a variety of museums off the beaten path like MoMA PS1, Queens Museum and New York Hall of Science. Over in Brooklyn, look out for the famous Brooklyn Bridge and Coney Island, both have been featured in countless movies and TV shows. Down south is Staten Island connected to Manhattan via the Staten Island Ferry, which gives you a scenic ride of New York Harbor.

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Central Park : You could easily spend all day at this park. It's home to numerous movie filming locations like Wollman Rink, known for most ice-skating scenes in New York City and Bethesda Terrace, that gorgeous arched terrace with the fountain outside of it with the angel on top, popular with romcoms. Just walk around the park and you'll get a sense of deja vu. The park is also home to the Central Park Zoo and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Statue of Liberty : A gift from the French, she's become a symbol of America. You can only reach her by ferry so make sure to book your ticket in advance to get an up-close and personal look and learn more about this piece of American history.

Empire State Building : Songs have been inspired by this building, the New York skyline wouldn't be quite as stylish without it. While not the tallest building in the city, this 102-story art deco inspired building still offers an amazing view of the city.

Times Square : If you're brave enough come for the epic New Year's Eve ball drop, otherwise come to marvel at the brightly lit square in all its glory on any other day of the year. It's located at the junction of Broadway and Seventh Ave and is surrounded by popular attractions, restaurants and shops.

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The best time to visit New York City is in the fall, when the weather is cooler and there are several big American traditions which see floats and parades taking to the streets. Some of the most popular events include Thanksgiving Day Parade in June, ice skating at Rockefeller Plaza, and the infamous New Years Eve Countdown in Times Square.

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The Knickerbocker Hotel is a NYC landmark in the heart of Times Square with bespoke furniture, sweeping midtown views, and an electric rooftop bar. Take the Jamaica Train and connect via NYC Subway for the most authentic transport between JFK Airport and the Knickerbocker Hotel.

Conrad New York is an unpretentious 5-star hotel near Battery Park which offers daily connections to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. A taxi ride to this east side NYC hotel will cost you approximately 60 dollars and take up to 30 minutes.

For family vacations in New York City:

Novotel New York Times Square is a great central choice to match your the high-paced energy of your kids. Consider pre-booking your airport shuttle through the hotel's reception for a smooth transition from JFK, La Guardia, or Newark airports.

Adjacent to Central Park, the Quin Hotel commissions local graffiti artists to decorate the interior of the building for a truly one-of-a-kind experience in the Big Apple. Take a combination of the Jamaica Train and NYC Subway to show the kids a more authentic angle on New Yorkers.

For romantic vacations in New York City:

Gramercy Park Hotel shoulders one of the most secluded parks in all New York City and also boasts famous iconic artworks from Andy Warhol and Keith Haring in an ever-changing selection. A taxi ride from JFK to Gramercy Park will cost you approximately $60.

The Langham New York on 5th Avenue encompasses all your needs with comfortably intimate rooms, a fitness center, and comprehensive spa treatments. For even more freedom while you travel, consider renting a car at JFK, La Guardia, or Newark airports.

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The London NYC will have you feeling like you've visited two cities in just one trip! It features all-suites accommodation. You can travel in comfort to your midtown hotel like the locals do in an iconic NYC taxi from JFK Airport.

Refinery Hotel puts other accommodation options to shame with a 360 degree rooftop lounge and minimalist modern décor. Just a few blocks from Grand Central Station, it boasts a swanky bar and stunning downtown views. Consider taking the train for a classic experience when traveling in and out of New York City.

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The Redbury New York is a 4-star hotel in the NoMad district which features a café, bar, and restaurant onsite so you don't get overwhelmed with choices on your next trip to the Big Apple. The Jamaica Airtrain is the fastest and least expensive way to transfer from midtown to JFK Airport.

Ameritania Times Square's location sets you in the heart of New York City's famous district, also within easy walking distance of the spacious Central Park. The most straightforward way to Times Square is via taxi from JFK Airport, which will cost approximately $60.

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There’s no better way to dive into the energy of the Big Apple than with your Travel Director leading the way to all the best places in New York. From the glittering uptown penthouses to the charming downtown streets, and from the neon-lit skyscrapers to the lush oasis of Central Park, it’s all about the iconic and the unexpected on our New York tours.

View the towering Art Deco façades of the Empire State Building

You can’t go to New York without setting eyes on the Empire State Building, an icon of the city skyline and a symbol of innovation and triumph - everything that makes New York so unique. A masterpiece of modern engineering, this Art Deco skyscraper is a staggering 102 storeys high, and you can head to the observation decks for panoramic views over the city.

See the pulsating Times Square

You’ve seen it in countless shows and movies, and now you’ll walk in the footsteps of some of the world’s most famous stars when we take you to Times Square. It’s a hub of adventure, and you can gaze up at the flashing billboards, marvel at the street entertainers, or simply watch the world rush past in the “Crossroads of the World”.

Go behind the scenes on Broadway

Our New York trips take you to the bright lights of Broadway and beyond, with a very special behind-the-scenes tour of this legendary theater district. You’ll meet a Broadway show performer and find out how the famous shows are created, from the first auditions to the live performance, and all the costumes, choreography and chaos in between.

Ascend to the Top of The Rock for dramatic views of the Manhattan

If you’re looking for stunning views over Manhattan, we’ll take you to the Top of the Rock at the famous Rockefeller Center. First, you’ll feel the thrill of gliding 70 floors into the sky as you ride the elevator to the open-air observation deck. Then, you’ll step out into 360-degree views of the world’s most iconic skyline. It’s an experience you’ll never forget.

Our top 5 things to do in New York

The Big Apple is an adventurer’s playground, and we’ll show you all the very best things to do in New York, from the Empire State Building to the beautiful Strawberry Fields.

American Museum of Natural History

As one of the largest natural history museums in the world, you’ll be amazed by this institution, complete with a planetarium, library and over 34 million specimens from fossils and meteorites to cultural artifacts. Learn about volcanoes in 3D film, marvel at a T-Rex skeleton, discover Native American culture, or even travel to the universe beyond Earth.

Guggenheim Museum

Housed in a UNESCO-listed modernist masterpiece by revered architect Frank Lloyd Wright, you’ll be impressed before you even enter the museum. The spiral ramp and domed skylight make the perfect introduction to the superb collection of modern and contemporary art, including works by Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pollock, Vasily Kandinsky and Jeff Koons.

9/11 Memorial & Museum

You’ll have the chance to learn about the tragic history of the 9/11 attacks and World Trade Center bombing at the site where the Twin Towers once stood. We’ll take you around this moving memorial to learn the story of the attacks and the aftermath, and pay tribute to the resilience and strength of the people of New York City.

Best museums in New York

The city’s museums are some of the most incredible places to visit in New York, and we’ll go from iconic art collections and ancient artifacts to moving memorials.

Manhattan clam chowder

Love seafood and soup? You’ll adore this unique clam chowder. It’s famously made with tomatoes and no cream, along with clams, bacon, broth, garlic, red pepper flakes and other vegetables. Created back in the late 19th century in Rhode Island by Portuguese immigrants, it’s still a beloved dish today and you’ve got to give it a try in New York.

New York-style bagel

Soft and chewy in the middle, yet glossy and crunchy at the crust, the New York bagel is one of the city’s greatest masterpieces. It originated from the Jewish community of New York City, and we’ll take you to a 100-year-old Jewish deli in the Upper West Side to taste some of the very best bagels in the city. Don’t forget the cream cheese!

Pastrami sandwich

Famed as New York’s signature sandwich, the classic combo of smoky pink sliced pastrami on rye bread with spicy brown mustard is an unmissable foodie experience in the Big Apple. This delicious invention originated from New York's first Jewish kosher delis in the early 20th century, and we’ll show you all the best places to try this iconic sandwich.

Best food in New York

When you travel New York with Trafalgar, we’ll show you all the best places to taste the city’s most famous eats, including those irresistible New York bagels.

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With world-class bars, restaurants and theatres, you’ll want to hit the town at least once in the City that Never Sleeps. Bring a glam outfit and you’ll feel like a million bucks.

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Your camera and phone are sure to get a workout on your New York tour, so bring a portable charger and save yourself the hassle of trekking back to your hotel to charge them up.

Bring a lightweight, waterproof day bag and use it to store your snacks, water bottle, souvenirs and anything else you pick up on your New York adventure.

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The weather can be unpredictable in this city and the best way to prepare for your New York trip is to bring cool and warm layers that will keep you comfortable in any weather.

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Experience the best of “the Big Apple” in this spectacular tour. From Rockefeller Center to Greenwich Village, New York City is a destination that will dazzle even the most seasoned traveler. Spend four nights in the heart of Midtown close to Central Park and Times Square. Take your seat and watch the curtain rise for two exciting Broadway shows. Ferry to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. See the Empire State Building and Central Park. Visit the poignant 9/11 Museum and 9/11 Memorial. Enjoy plenty of free time to shop and explore this fabulous city on your own. Get ready to “start spreading the news!”

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Explore the 9/11 Memorial and the 9/11 Museum.

The lights and energy of the Big Apple captivate as you walk NYC's bustling streets to dinner and Broadway shows.

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Leave the hustle and bustle of Midtown behind for a true local experience. Board the subway to Greenwich Village and emerge from the station into a different world of sidewalk cafes, parks, art galleries, museums and trendy restaurants. Join a local guide to discover the rich history of the neighborhood and hear stories of its bohemian reputation. Get to know the artsy culture and eclectic architecture that has defined the neighborhood. Encounter specialty shops, hidden gardens and the narrowest house in NYC along the way. Then sit down for a traditional Italian “family style” dinner at a local restaurant. Sample an array of tasty appetizers and hearty main courses. Satisfy your sweet tooth with a world-famous Rocco’s cannoli before returning to the subway for your ride back to Midtown.

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Dine at world-renowned restaurants or grab a hot dog off a street cart.
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Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge for a gorgeous view of Manhattan.
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There are endless things to do in New York City. This globally recognized city is home to some of the world’s most recognizable landmarks, most respected museums, and activities that will interest any visitor. Sightseeing, art museums, Broadway plays, cuisine from around the world, unparalleled fashion districts, and unique historic attractions make New York City the perfect destination for a cultural vacation package .

Start your New York City trip off with a visit to Central Park, home to Belvedere Castle and the Central Park Zoo. The park divides the Upper West Side, where you’ll find Lincoln Center and the American Museum of Natural History, and Upper East Side, where you’ll find the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Guggenheim. Midtown Manhattan is home to a number of New York City's major landmarks including the Empire State Building, the United Nations Building, Times Square, Rockefeller Center, Greenwich Village, the Broadway Theatre District, and Union Square. Explore the diverse and eclectic neighborhoods of Lower Manhattan, which is home to many notable historic sites and diverse neighborhoods. Visit the Statue of Liberty on historic Ellis Island. Discover cultural hotspots in Chinatown, Little Italy, SoHo, and Tribeca.

Explore the best of the city with a vacation package to New York that includes plenty of tours and activities. Take a bus tour of the city that goes to all the must-see NYC landmarks. Experience the beauty of New York at night with a night tour, and then go out on the town to experience the New York nightlife. Try to spot celebrities on a tour to popular TV and movie filming locations throughout New York City. Then, take in a memorable Broadway performance. Plan your perfect New York vacation package with Southwest Vacations.

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So, what's first? You'd be bonkers to miss the Statue of Liberty and Empire State Building. This place is just brimming with acclaimed attractions. After that, head to Ellis Island and Brooklyn Bridge. New York is home to a number of fascinating attractions, such as Macy's and Radio City Music Hall. Need extra options? Drop by the One World Trade Center and New York Stock Exchange. If time isn't an issue, swing by all of them! You can't go home without dropping by Rockefeller Center, one of the most well-known tourist hangouts. Stop, stay and play for a while, you'll be glad you did! Want some more options? Chrysler Building ought to be on the travel plans of all history buffs. This historic building surely is a sight! But that's not all! Head to Grand Central Terminal, a significant local landmark, for a richer level of insight into this place.

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Located 6 miles east of New York's center, LaGuardia Airport (LGA) is where your vacation begins. Once you've plucked your suitcase from the baggage carousel, you'll be discovering the biggest and best sights of New York in no time!

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If you have checked out the best of New York and have a day to spare, don't worry! Just 16 miles away is Far Rockaway , and you definitely won't be bored here. If you want to make a day of it, visit the Resorts World Casino first. Next hop on over to Silver Point County Park and Jacob Riis Park. Want more options? Glen Rock is 16 miles from New York. Make your way to this destination for attractions like Paramus Park Mall, Riverside Square Mall and Westfield Garden State Plaza. You've got options galore!

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Tour highlight inclusions: - Visit 6 famous New York attractions: Empire State Building Observatory, American Museum of Natural History & Rose Center, Guggenheim Museum, Museum of Modern Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Cloisters, Circle Line Sightseeing Cruise - New York Tour of Downtown, Uptown, Brooklyn and Harlem - Central Park Movie Sites Walking Tour - Top of the Rock Observation Deck Admission Please view itinerary description below.

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Arrival in New York

Arrive at one of the New York International Airports and transfer independently to your hotel.

Visit 6 famous New York attractions

Includes ticket admission to the following attractions, valid for 9 days beginning the first date of first use: - Empire State Building Observatory : general admission & audio tour - American Museum of Natural History & Rose Center : general admission & Hayden Planetarium Space Show - Guggenheim Museum : general admission - Museum of Modern Art : general admission - The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Cloisters : VIP general admission including all special exhibitions, $1 off Audio Tour, and same-day admission to The Cloisters - Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises : one 2-Hour Harbor or Harbor Lights Cruise, or 75 minute Liberty Cruise available May 1 – Oct 31, or The Beast Speed Boat, or Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island (priority entry at security check-in; general admission to both Liberty Island and Ellis Island Immigration Museum)

New York Tour of Downtown, Uptown, Brooklyn and Harlem

The tour includes 4 separate double decker tour loops that allow you to enjoy the best of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Harlem with 72 Hours of unlimited hop-on, hop-off opportunities at over 50 stops! See everything from Times Square to Battery Park to the Empire State Building to Harlem: Soho, Chinatown, Little Italy, Rockefeller Center, Central Park, Apollo Theater, Fifth Avenue, Manhattan Bridge, Brooklyn and more!

Central Park Movie Sites Walking Tour

Take a leisurely walking tour through beautiful Central Park, New York’s most famous backdrop. As your guide escorts you to over 40 movie locations housed within the park’s borders, you’ll be amazed how many movies you’ve seen that have been filmed right here! See for yourself why this Park was the setting for so many scenes that have made you laugh and cry over the years. In addition to movie locations, this tour is a unique way to explore historic Central Park with a knowledgeable guide. Designed by the famous landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted in the 1850s, Central Park has since captured the imagination of moviemakers and watchers the world over.

Top of the Rock Observation Deck Admission

Top of the Rock is a six-level observatory atop the Art Deco skyscraper, 30 Rockefeller Plaza. The upper decks are 850 feet above street level. Views include some of the city’s most prominent landmarks from the Chrysler Building to the Brooklyn Bridge and from Central Park to the Hudson and East Rivers.

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If you're a fan of the glitz and glamour of Broadway, there's no better place to indulge in your passion than the heart of it all, New York City. Planning a Broadway-themed trip to NYC can be a dream come true for theater enthusiasts, but it's essential to plan carefully to make the most of your experience.

Here are some tips to help you plan the best Broadway-themed trip to NYC:

1. Research the Shows: Before you go, research the current and upcoming shows on Broadway. Look for reviews, recommendations, and popular productions to create a list of must-see shows. Planning ahead will help you secure tickets to the most in-demand performances.

2. Book Tickets Early: Broadway shows are incredibly popular, and tickets can sell out fast. Once you've decided on the shows you want to see, book your tickets as early as possible to secure the best seats and avoid disappointment.

3. Consider a Broadway Tour: If you want to gain a deeper understanding of Broadway's history, architecture, and insider information, consider booking a guided Broadway tour. These tours can offer unique behind-the-scenes access and knowledge that you wouldn't get on your own.

4. Plan Your Dining: NYC is home to an abundance of fantastic dining options, and it's important to plan your meals around your theater schedule. Make reservations at popular restaurants near the theaters you'll be visiting to ensure you have time to enjoy a delicious meal before or after the show.

5. Explore Theater District Attractions: While in the heart of the Theater District, take some time to explore other attractions such as Times Square, the TKTS booth for discounted tickets, and iconic theaters like the Belasco or Shubert. There's a lot to see and do in the area beyond just attending shows.

6. Stay in the Theater District: Consider finding accommodation in the Theater District to be close to all the action. Staying nearby will make it easier to navigate between shows and explore the surrounding area without spending too much time on transportation.

By following these tips, you can ensure that your Broadway-themed trip to NYC is a memorable and enjoyable experience. With careful planning and thoughtful consideration, you'll be able to make the most of your time in the theater capital of the world. So, get ready to immerse yourself in the magic of Broadway and create unforgettable memories in the city that never sleeps.

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Visit the city that never sleeps, with enough famous sights and attractions to keep you busy every New York minute. New York City will mesmerize you with its energy, character and charm. From its famed sidewalks to its myriad of skyscrapers, this legendary city is a meeting place for a world of colorful cultures.

Only here can you experience the shining beacon of the Statue of Liberty; the frenetic buzz of Chinatown; the aromatic flavors of Little Italy; and the artistry of Harlem — all in one afternoon. Central to everything is Manhattan, the island city that attracts millions of travelers from all over the globe.

With tours that crisscross Manhattan including ferries that get up close to Lady Liberty, visitors to New York City can mark many famous sights off their must-see travel lists.

In the city that never sleeps, there is no shortage of ways to explore after dark. Broadway theaters beckon, Times Square is alight, restaurants offer tasty adventures, and a simple nighttime stroll gives visitors a taste of urban life.

When it’s time to take a break from the hustle of the city, Central Park offers 843 acres of park, ponds, monuments, walking trails and more to help people unwind and enjoy nature.

Statue of Liberty Slide 1 of 3: With tours that crisscross Manhattan including ferries that get up close to Lady Liberty, visitors to New York City can mark many famous sights off their must-see travel lists.
Nightlife Slide 2 of 3: In the city that never sleeps, there is no shortage of ways to explore after dark. Broadway theaters beckon, Times Square is alight, restaurants offer tasty adventures, and a simple nighttime stroll gives visitors a taste of urban life.
Central Park Slide 3 of 3: When it’s time to take a break from the hustle of the city, Central Park offers 843 acres of park, ponds, monuments, walking trails and more to help people unwind and enjoy nature.

Stay: New York Marriott Marquis for prime city views in the heart of Times Square and close t o nearby attractions like the Radio City Music Hall, Rockefeller Center and Fifth Avenue’s shopping district.

Must See: American Museum of Natural History for more than 45 exhibitions and millions of artifacts and fossils dating back to prehistoric times. Or rub shoulders with your favorite icons at Madame Tussauds Wax Museum with your GO City New York All-Inclusive Pass .

Don’t Miss: Dylan’s Candy Bar for a world of sweets and novelties, or a bird’s eye view of famous city landmarks at Top of the Rock Observation Deck with your GO City New York All-Inclusive Pass.

Do Try: New York-style cheesecake, crusted confection, or delicious ice cream creations at the Brooklyn Farmacy and Soda Fountain, located in a 1920s apothecary store.

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Stay: W New York Times Square for a sophisticated getaway in an ambient yet lively environment with in-house entertainment, shopping and more.

Must See: Central Park on a bike or Grand Central Terminal’s celestial ceiling, famed clock and secret spiral staircase.

Don’t Miss: Seeing a Broadway play or in winter, skating in Central Park, Christmas Market shopping and New Year’s Eve’s ball drop.

Do Try: A cooking class at The Eataly, where you’ll learn how to make pasta and pizza. Taste legendary pastrami from Katz's Delicatessen or an award-winning culinary experience on the New York Greenwich Village Food Tour .

This is just a taste of all you can see, do and try in New York City. Go ahead, start booking a vacation that fits your style perfectly with the freedom to choose from great hotels and exciting tours.

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Broadway plays, iconic attractions, sporting events, concerts, meals at the world’s best restaurants and more will give you the experience you’re craving. And, when you walk the streets of any one of its five boroughs, you will feel the flavor, pulse, hustle and purpose of the true New York City vibe that’s never the same from day to day.

A blend of five unique boroughs, the Big Apple offers more than enough to keep you busy and entertained. Start along Fifth Avenue at the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Guggenheim Museum, or visit any of the other 30+ major museums in the city. Take a romantic horse-drawn carriage ride through Central Park, or relish breathtaking views from the Empire State Building’s 102nd floor. And, winter is the perfect time to race around the rink at Rockefeller Center. See a star-studded Broadway musical. Venture out to Ellis Island to appreciate the awe-inspiring Statue of Liberty, or take off to the beaches and vineyards of Long Island. Delta Vacations offers city sightseeing tours you can add to your package.

You can get your retail fix in this global shopping capital, and with so many possibilities you won’t know where to begin. From the finest in luxury apparel and gourmet foods to books and tech gear, whatever you’re looking for, you’ll find it in NYC.

Browse through SoHo's art galleries and unusual boutiques. Head to Midtown, Fifth Avenue and Times Square for luxury designers and high-end department stores, such as Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s, Saks, Neiman Marcus and Tiffany & Co. Madison Avenue is the place to go for off-the-runway looks in boutiques like Barneys New York. And, all over the city you’ll find uncommon food markets and delicatessens that sell everything, including cheese, lox, chocolate, spices and pickles.

Your eating choices in the Big Apple are endless. There are thousands of places that feature cuisine from around the world — from a trendsetting restaurant offering 15 courses to a plateful of Chinese dumplings. Drink, dance and listen to music in and around all five boroughs, with some of the best pubs, bars and nightlife in Manhattan’s Times Square.

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Embark on a captivating journey through the heart of New York City with our guide to Broadway and hotel package deals. Discover the seamless fusion of dramatic performances and luxurious stays, designed to elevate your travel experience from a simple getaway to an unforgettable, culturally rich adventure.🗽

Understanding Broadway and Its Cultural Significance

The curtain rises: a brief history and evolution of broadway.

The story of Broadway is a rich tapestry, woven with threads of ambition, innovation, and sheer talent. It began in the early 18th century, a humble offspring of the European theatrical tradition, finding its first home in makeshift venues and later in the grand theaters that now dot the landscape of New York. Over the centuries, Broadway evolved from a mere avenue of entertainment to a crucible of cultural revolution, birthing genres and narratives that challenged, enchanted, and transformed audiences.

The Heartbeat of New York: The Impact of Broadway Shows

Broadway is not just a thoroughfare; it’s the heartbeat of New York’s culture and a magnet for global tourism. Each show is a mosaic, piecing together stories that resonate with the human experience, wrapped in performances that defy gravity. The lure of the Great White Way doesn’t stop at the stage door; it spills into the streets, fueling the city’s economy, igniting its nightlife, and casting a spell that draws millions to this neon-bathed nexus each year.

The Stage of Tomorrow: Current Trends in Broadway Productions

Today’s Broadway is a kaleidoscope, constantly shifting, reflecting the ever-changing societal landscapes. Diversity and inclusivity now command the spotlight, casting a wider net of stories and storytellers. Revivals walk hand in hand with avant-garde pieces, while technology weaves its magic, making every seat the best in the house. The recent surge in immersive theater experiences and digital lotteries for ticket distribution underscores Broadway’s commitment to accessibility and innovation.

As the curtain falls on this act, we’re reminded that Broadway is more than a destination; it’s a journey through history, culture, and the boundless realms of human creativity.

The Benefits of Opting for Broadway and Hotel Package Deals

The encore of savings: cost-effectiveness.

Imagine the joy of watching a mesmerizing Broadway show, then sauntering back to a comfortable hotel room without the stress of an emptied wallet. Package deals are the secret encore that thrifty theater lovers applaud. Bundling hotel stays with show tickets often unlocks discounts that are not available when booking separately. This savvy move can reduce the financial crescendo of a New York visit, allowing you to enjoy the spotlight of savings without missing a single act of the Broadway magic.

The Symphony of Simplicity: Convenience and Time-Saving

Time, the ever-elusive maestro, plays a critical role in the planning of any getaway. Broadway and hotel package deals conduct this orchestra of schedules with the grace of a seasoned virtuoso. Instead of juggling between different websites and making multiple bookings, these packages offer a harmonious one-stop solution. They not only hit the high notes of convenience but also compose a seamless itinerary that lets you savor every moment of your New York adventure, without the dissonance of stressful planning.

The Front Row Experience: Access to Premium Seats and Accommodations

In the theater of travel, not all seats offer the same view, and the same is true for accommodations. Opting for a package deal is akin to receiving a VIP invitation to the best of Broadway and beyond. These bundles often come with the perk of premium seating, ensuring you’re not just at the show but immersed in it. The encore doesn’t end there; package deals also tend to include stays at reputable hotels, where comfort and luxury are part of the script. This blend of top-tier theater seats and stellar hotel amenities is a duet that sings to the tune of exclusivity and indulgence.

Types of Broadway and Hotel Packages Available

The classic act: standard packages.

Standard packages are the backbone of the Broadway package experience, designed to cater to the aficionado of efficiency and value. These packages typically bundle your stay at a comfortable, reputable hotel with tickets to a hit Broadway show. While ‘standard’ might sound ordinary, the experience is anything but. Expect clean, cozy accommodations and good seats at the theater, ensuring you enjoy the show without any hiccups. It’s the perfect overture for those looking to dip their toes into the Broadway scene without diving into the deep end of extravagance. 🏨

The Ovation of Opulence: Premium Packages

For those with a taste for the finer things, premium packages are the standing ovation of Broadway getaways. These are not just tickets and a room; they’re golden keys to the city. Luxurious accommodations at top-tier hotels, seats that get you close enough to see the actors’ expressions, and often, exclusive perks like backstage tours or gourmet dining experiences. Premium packages are a toast to indulgence, offering a glimpse into a world where every detail is curated for your delight.

The Maestro’s Touch: Customizable Packages

Every traveler’s script is unique, and customizable packages honor this diversity in taste and preference. They invite you to be the director of your own Broadway experience. Choose your hotel based on location, amenities, or star-rating. Select a show that resonates with your taste, be it a timeless classic or a cutting-edge new production. Add extras like airport transfers, city tours, or dining reservations. Customizable packages are the versatile protagonists in the story of Broadway travel, adaptable to your script, whatever it may be.

How to Select the Right Package Deal

The spotlight on preferences: assessing your needs.

Choosing the right Broadway package is like casting the lead role in your own personal play. It starts with understanding your character – your preferences and needs. Do you prefer a drama or a musical? A hotel that’s a quiet retreat or in the heart of the action? Amenities that offer the utmost comfort or simple, no-fuss lodging? Assessing your needs is about spotlighting what matters most to you, ensuring that your choice of package not only meets but exceeds your expectations, setting the stage for an unforgettable experience.

The Script of Comparison: Researching and Comparing

With a myriad of options at your fingertips, selecting the perfect package can seem like a daunting task. But fear not! The key lies in meticulous research and comparison. Utilize online platforms, read reviews, and consult travel forums to gather insights. Compare the value offered by different packages, weighing the pros and cons in relation to your personal script. Remember, the best package is not always the most expensive or the cheapest, but the one that harmonizes with your unique preferences and rhythm.

Between the Lines: Reading the Fine Print

Every seasoned traveler knows that the devil is in the details. Understanding the fine print of your package deal can save you from unexpected encores of expenses or logistical hiccups. Scrutinize cancellation policies, check for hidden fees, and understand what’s included (and what’s not). Being well-versed in the terms and conditions ensures that your Broadway adventure is met with applause, not surprises.

Tips for Making the Most of Your Broadway Package Experience

The rhythm of the city: maximizing your time.

New York City, the city that never sleeps, is a vast stage of endless possibilities. To ensure you dance to its rhythm without missing a beat, strategize your schedule. Plan your showtimes and balance them with city exploration. Consider matinee performances for more evening flexibility or evening shows to bask in the neon glow of Times Square post-performance. Use online resources or apps to monitor traffic patterns and event schedules, ensuring your time in the Big Apple is an orchestrated symphony of experiences.

The Flavor of the City: Enhancing Your Cultural Experience

Broadway and beyond, New York City is a melting pot of culture, cuisine, and commerce. Savor this diversity by exploring the culinary delights, boutique shops, and cultural landmarks near your hotel. Indulge in a pre-theater dinner at a renowned restaurant, lose yourself in the quaint charm of local markets, or immerse in the rich tapestry of history at a nearby museum. Each neighborhood in the city tells its own story, inviting you to become part of its narrative.

The Pulse of the City: Practical Considerations

Navigating the streets of New York is like learning a new dance. Familiarize yourself with the city’s transit options—subways, buses, and taxis are all part of the choreography. Purchase a MetroCard for convenience, or download ride-sharing apps to move smoothly from scene to scene. Safety is paramount; stay aware of your surroundings, especially at night, and keep your valuables secure. With these practical steps, you’ll move through the city not just as a visitor, but as a savvy New Yorker.

Making Memories: Documenting Your Broadway Experience

In the digital age, memories are more than just mental snapshots; they’re stories shared across platforms, connecting us in a web of shared experiences. Documenting your Broadway adventure becomes a crucial part of the journey. Capture the neon glow of theater marquees, the elegance of your hotel room, and the vibrancy of New York streets. Share your reviews and recommendations on social media or a travel blog, becoming a part of the global community of Broadway enthusiasts. Whether it’s through photos, videos, or written anecdotes, these mementos will not only inspire others but also serve as timeless reminders of the magic you witnessed in the city that never sleeps.

Are you ready to embark on this spectacular journey? With these insights, your Broadway experience is sure to be as dazzling as the shows themselves.

In the grand tapestry of travel experiences, opting for a Broadway and hotel package deal is akin to securing a front-row seat to the most enchanting show of all—New York City itself. Each package, like a well-crafted script, offers a unique narrative, blending the thrill of live theater with the comfort and luxury of top-tier accommodations.

Whether you’re drawn to the timeless allure of Broadway shows or the dynamic rhythm of the city streets, these packages promise not just a getaway, but a transformative journey. With Broadway tickets in hand and the city’s myriad wonders at your doorstep, you’re not just an audience member in the vast theater of life; you’re a star in your own right, ready to shine in the spotlight of an unforgettable New York adventure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Broadway package deals save me money?

Often yes! Combining hotel stays and tickets can offer discounts compared to booking them separately. Look for bundled deals with special rates or value-added perks like free breakfasts or theatre district location.

What shows are usually included in package deals?

Popular shows and long-running productions are common, but keep an eye out for deals on newer shows too. Some packages offer flexibility, letting you choose your preferred show after booking.

How long do the hotel stays typically last?

Most packages cover weekend getaways (2-3 nights), but longer options exist. Consider your desired trip length and explore various package durations.

What types of hotels are included in these deals?

Options range from budget-friendly chain hotels to luxurious boutique stays. Compare amenities, locations, and reviews to find the best fit for your budget and preferences.

Do these packages include transportation?

Some, but not all, include airport transfers or city passes. Be sure to check the package details and consider budget-friendly options like public transportation or ride-sharing apps.

How far in advance should I book a package deal?

Early booking secures the best deals and show availability, especially for peak seasons. However, last-minute deals can sometimes come up, so keep an eye out.

Can I customize these packages?

Some packages offer limited customization, allowing you to choose different hotel room types or upgrade your seats. Contact the provider to inquire about flexibility.

What if I can’t go on my trip anymore?

Cancellation policies vary, so carefully read the fine print before booking. Some packages are fully refundable, while others have cancellation fees or restricted windows.

Are there any hidden fees with package deals?

Compare all-inclusive prices with potential additional charges like taxes, resort fees, or parking. Ensure a clear understanding of the total cost before booking.

Where can I find the best Broadway package deals?

Check theatre websites, official tourism portals, travel agencies specializing in Broadway trips, and comparison websites to compare and find the perfect deal for your dream theatrical getaway.

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New York City is home to hundreds of hotels catering to travelers of all sorts. Grand luxury landmarks like The Plaza and The Carlyle? It's got 'em. Chic boutique stays in trendy neighborhoods? Options abound.

To help ease your trip planning and choose the hotel that's right for you, we've curated a list of the best places to stay in New York City, considering factors like location, amenities, and price. Expect recommendations from travel experts and Travel + Leisure favorites, including World’s Best Award and It List winners.

Hôtel Barrière Fouquet’s New York

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French and art deco-inspired design makes this hotel très chic.

Although children are allowed and the multi-room suites are well suited for families, little ones may be bored by the lack of kid-centric amenities and programming.

For a slice of Paris in the heart of New York’s trendy Tribeca neighborhood, check into the 97-key Hôtel Barrière Fouquet’s New York, which has rightfully earned a spot on our 2023 It List .

The Martin Brudnizki-designed property features spectacular elements, including European-style chandeliers, bespoke wallpaper, opulent marble bathrooms with striking brass accents, and oversized windows that let in plenty of natural light.

The two-story Fouquet’s Penthouse , with three terraces, antique mirrors, Calacatta Oro marble, and a stunning soaking tub, is considered the hotel’s crown jewel. "I think the penthouse is one of the city's very best hotel suites, with rich furnishings, plenty of outdoor space, an opulent primary bathroom, and whimsical touches," says special projects editor Elizabeth Rhodes , who filmed an episode of T+L's Suite Life at the hotel in 2023.

Additional amenities include a tranquil spa with an indoor pool, a speakeasy-inspired bar, a Cannes Film Festival-inspired screening room, and an upscale signature brasserie (don’t sleep on the roast chicken or dover sole) with prime people-watching.

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Standout amenities: Lavish spa with an indoor pool, swanky brasserie, Cannes Film Festival-inspired screening room
Location: Tribeca
Starting rates: From $1,000 per night

Aman New York

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Complete with a massive spa and fireplace-equipped rooms and suites, this one-of-a-kind wellness-centric hotel feels like your very own private oasis in the heart of Midtown Manhattan.

With rates starting at nearly $2,000 per night, it’s one of the priciest places to stay in the Big Apple.

The World’s Best Award -winning Aman New York is beloved among T+L editors and readers alike, and it’s easy to see why. Housed in the 102-year-old landmark Crown Building, the 2023 It List recipient boasts an underground Jazz Club and a 14th-floor Garden Terrace with a fire pit and blue stone-covered fountain that feels worlds away from always-bustling Midtown.

"I was most taken with the fireplaces in each of the 83 rooms. They’re flanked by two windows, which legendary Aman designer Jean-Michel Gathy kept from an early iteration of the Crown Building’s design," said T+L senior editor Maya Kachroo-Levine of her 2022 stay. They’re also all fully soundproofed.

But perhaps the hotel’s best — and most noteworthy — feature is the three-floor spa, which features a 65-foot-long, fireplace-lined pool plus two “spa houses” with expansive outdoor terraces, cold plunges, hot baths, and either a wood-clad sauna or hammam.

Standout amenities: Access to the 24,000-square-foot spa and wellness center, tranquil 14th-floor terrace, complimentary house car service, daily breakfast, butler service
Location: Midtown
Starting rates: From $1,950 per night

Nine Orchard

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Also available to book at Expedia.com and Hotels.com

This trendy boutique hotel is in one of NYC’s buzziest neighborhoods, and the on-site food and drink offerings are top-notch.

First-time visitors to NYC may prefer a more centrally located hotel.

Nine Orchard seamlessly blends old and new with beautiful Beaux-Arts architecture, design-forward rooms equipped with specially commissioned work from local artists, and bespoke speakers programmed with curated music stations.

The landmark building in which the hotel is housed has been restored to its former Neo-Renaissance glory with replicated clocks, intricate millwork, and a 60-foot domed rooftop tempietto, a little temple. The 12-story boutique hotel — named on our 2023 It List highlighting the best new hotels — is also a favorite among in-the-know locals, who can be spotted sipping martinis in the late-night haunt, Swan Room or noshing on steak au poivre and oysters Rockefeller at the upscale bistro, Corner Bar.

Fora travel advisor Julia Flood especially recommends the property for folks who “want to immerse themselves in the Lower East Side vibe, just around the corner from the infamous/iconic Dimes Square,” an artsy micro-neighborhood between the Lower East Side and Chinatown. Plus, she says, “The hotel feels like you’re visiting your trendy New York pal (the rooms are even numbered like NYC apartments - 5C, 10E)."

Standout amenities: Fantastic food and beverage options, in-room speakers
Location: Lower East Side
Starting rates: From $595 per night

The Ned NoMad

Alessandra Amodio

Also available to book at Hotels.com

Teeming with historic charm, this 167-key hotel still feels like a hidden gem yet to be uncovered by the masses.

Some on-site drinking and dining venues are reserved for club members, which means access is subject to availability.

Housed in a 1903 Beaux-Arts building in the buzzy NoMad neighborhood, 2023 It List winner Ned NoMad is best described as part boutique hotel and part membership club.

The interiors ooze with art deco charm. Think glimmering chandeliers, elaborate mosaic flooring, ornate crown molding, and jewel-hued upholstery. The impressive art collection features over 300 works from contemporary artists like Laurie Simmons and Hank Willis Thomas.

Cecconi’s on the first floor serves up house-made pasta and wood-fired pizzas, while the Little Ned Bar is the place to see and be seen while sipping martinis. Finally, you can retreat to one of 167 charming rooms, all with art deco-inspired touches and many with sumptuous clawfoot soaking tubs.

Standout amenities: A fan-favorite on-site Italian restaurant, small gym
Location: NoMad
Starting rates: From $588 per night

Hotel Chelsea

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This iconic and historic hotel radiates charm and character.

The high-energy property may not be ideal for travelers seeking seclusion.

“If you’re looking for history, fashion, art, and music in one hotel, that would be Hotel Chelsea,” says Fora travel advisor Nicole Canal of this It List property. The historic hotel — which recently reopened following a 12-year closure — has hosted famous folks like Leonard Cohen, Patti Smith, Andy Warhol, and Bob Dylan.

Although many rooms have been redesigned, you can still find an original carved fireplace from 1884, paintings from Stanley Bard (the hotel’s previous owner), and a gorgeous wrought-iron spiral staircase above the front desk. You can choose from rooms, suites, and spacious apartments to accommodate groups small and large. Plus, says Canal, each accommodation has “a unique design with art on the walls to remind you of the history of this famous hotel that dates back to the 1800s.”

Don’t miss the on-site Spanish restaurant, El Quijote. In 1969, music icons Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix enjoyed sangria and shrimp here before driving to Woodstock. The Cafe Chelsea is popular amongst locals and well-heeled travelers, as is the European-style lobby bar. Sneak off to the spa for some much-needed R&R; amenities include a Swedish sauna, steam and rain showers, soaking tubs, and a cozy fireplace-equipped lounge.

Standout amenities: Historic drinking and dining venues, rooftop spa and fitness center
Location: Chelsea
Starting rates: From $220 per night

The Wall Street Hotel

Greg Powers / The Wall Street Hotel

Mixing business with pleasure, this sleek NYC hotel in the heart of the Financial District (FiDi for short) offers sophisticated rooms and suites with a residential feel.

Although there is a small — albeit impressive — gym, there is no spa, which may be a turn-off for wellness-seekers.

Voted the best hotel in New York City by T+L readers as part of the 2023 World’s Best Awards, The Wall Street Hotel is well worth visiting when in the Big Apple, even if just for a quick martini at the bar, Lounge on Pearl, or a meal at La Marchande restaurant helmed by Michelin-starred chef, John Fraser.

Housed inside the Tontine Building, the former New York Stock Exchange headquarters, this family-owned property is especially popular with business travelers given its convenient location. Still, leisure travelers will also enjoy a stay here. Attention to detail is apparent: Each of the 180 guest rooms features heated flooring, Bang & Olufsen Bluetooth speakers, and treat-filled bar carts. "The bar, Lounge on Pearl, with its NYC murals and turquoise carpet, is full of cozy corners perfect for mingling with a cocktail, but you'll definitely want to stay the night. The rooms are spacious and designed in calming tones, with impressive marble bathrooms and soaking tubs," said T+L senior editorial director Nina Ruggiero . "It's just what FiDi needed."

Also noteworthy: The hotel has a partnership with the Billion Oyster Project , a non-profit working to restore one billion oysters to New York Harbor by 2035. You can donate at checkout or purchase oyster-inspired gifts (a portion of the proceeds are donated to the org).

Standout amenities: Buzzy all-day bar, in-room bar carts stocked with goodies, shoe shine, bike and scooter rentals, 24-hour fitness center
Location: Financial District
Starting rates: From $499 per night

The Carlyle, a Rosewood Hotel

Durston Saylor / The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel

A stay at this ultra-luxe hotel feels like a trip back to a bygone era with its art deco-inspired design elements and iconic piano bar, Bemelmans.

Only one subway (the 6) is within easy walking distance (under ten minutes).

According to Fora travel advisor Molla Arena , this Upper East Side mainstay exudes timeless elegance and serves as “the quintessential destination for a traditional luxury stay in NYC.” While you can’t go wrong booking any of the 192 rooms and suites, the latter truly stand out. Many have whimsical murals, soaking tubs, and living rooms with city views.

The service is just as spectacular as the accommodations: Doormen dressed in top hats and white gloves greet guests, and the staff inside are equally warm and charismatic — and not at all stuffy. The World’s Best Award -winning hotel is also known for its iconic bar, Bemelmans, where you can sip some of Manhattan’s best martinis while listening to live music and admiring murals from none other than Ludwig Bemelmans, the artist behind the “Madeline” children’s books.

Standout amenities: Beautiful spa, salon, and fitness center; four on-site bars and restaurants, including the historic Bemelmans Bar; Rosewood Explorers children’s programming and amenities
Location: Upper East Side
Starting rates: From $795

The Plaza Hotel

The Plaza New York

This Central Park South landmark oozes elegance at every turn, from the elaborate bathrooms to the glamorous Palm Court to the gilded lobby.

Despite its location just steps from Central Park, few rooms and suites have full park views.

The Plaza comes to mind when I think of luxury hotels in New York City. A New York City landmark in its own right, the World’s Best Award-winning hotel — which has been featured in films like “Sleepless in Seattle” and “Home Alone 2” — has 282 rooms and suites. Each features lavish beds with elaborate gold headboards and bathrooms with mosaic floors, walls with gilded floral motifs, 24-karat gold-plated fixtures, and hand-crafted white marble vanities — some of the most beautiful I've ever seen.

"The Plaza has some fantastic one-of-a-kind suites. I stayed in the fabulous Jazz Age-inspired Fitzgerald Suite during my last stay, and the details were exquisite," said Rhodes. The pink-hued Eloise Suite, for example, comes with toys, dolls, clothing, and themed gifts and is a little girl’s dream come true. Other highlights include afternoon tea or Champagne in the Palm Court and the fourth-floor Guerlain Spa.

Standout amenities: Stunning spa, beautiful drinking and dining venues, white-glove butler service available upon request, house car service
Starting rates: From $895 per night

The Pierre Hotel

Donna Dotan / The Pierre, A Taj Hotel

This iconic Upper East Side haunt offers luxurious rooms and suites plus indulgent drinking and dining options well worth the splurge.

Standard room categories have interior views.

Housed in a 41-story landmark, The Pierre Hotel is, in a word, glamorous. I was blown away by how friendly and conscientious the door attendants were; when my traveling partner and I pulled up, two immediately greeted us, opened the car door, and grabbed our bags so we wouldn’t need to carry anything into the hotel. After a quick check-in process, we were whisked up to our room. Pro tip: For a worth-it splurge, book a room with Central Park views.

Before heading down to an indulgent dinner at the on-site Perrine restaurant, we wandered through the romantic Rotunda, which boasts a fresco-covered ceiling reminiscent of what you’d find in Italy. The Two E Bar/Lounge serves afternoon tea in a sophisticated setting, and it’s also a great spot to listen to live jazz.

Standout amenities: Turndown service, house car service, daily tea and coffee service in the lobby, two fine-dining restaurants, a swanky bar and lounge for afternoon tea and live jazz
Starting rates: From $791 per night

The Whitby Hotel

This design-forward Midtown Manhattan hotel has a splashy, colorful aesthetic that will delight travelers of all ages.

There is only one on-site bar and restaurant.

“The Whitby is the perfect location for a first-time trip to NYC,” says Fora travel advisor Julia Flood . Its Midtown Manhattan location is within easy walking distance to Central Park, the shops on Fifth Avenue, Times Square, and the Theater District. She continues, “Admittedly, oftentimes Midtown can be seen as boring or corporate; however, the Whitby is anything but that!” The travel pro describes every corner of the hotel as “exquisite” and notes that “the attention to detail and service are excellent.”

The 86 rooms and suites, designed by Firmdale Hotels founder and creative director Kit Kemp, feature a touch of fun and whimsy with bold color schemes, eye-catching tufted headboards, and patterned throw pillows and seating. Afternoon tea is served in an equally striking space, while the bright and airy bar and restaurant is, per Flood, “the place to be in Midtown Manhattan!”

Standout amenities: Buzzy bar and restaurant, gym, fully stocked mini-bar, screening room, afternoon tea service (added cost), drawing room
Starting rates: From $925 per night

Loews Regency New York

With sleek rooms and splashy suites, the Loews Regency New York offers a posh place for all types of travelers — families, businesspeople, and couples — to rest their heads in one of NYC’s toniest neighborhoods.

The hotel does provide complimentary morning coffee, but there are no in-room coffee makers — a small but essential perk for some.

Perched along Park Avenue on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, the Loews Regency New York is a favorite among frequent and first-time NYC visitors. The 379 spacious guest rooms are decorated in a neutral color palette with pops of pale lavender and mineral green. There are also 58 suites, many with private balconies or terraces. Six are specially curated by designers like Nate Berkus and Meyer Davis.

The Regency Bar & Grill serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a sophisticated setting; the Sant Ambrose Coffee Bar offers java, pastries, sandwiches, and the like. Before or after heading out to go sightseeing or shopping, pop into the on-site Julien Farel Restore Salon & Spa for some pampering.

Standout amenities: Expansive fitness center, 10,000-square-foot spa and salon, complimentary morning coffee, free shoeshine, turndown service upon request, 24-hour room service, children’s toys and games
Starting rates: From $599 per night

The Greenwich Hotel

Despite the property’s central Tribeca location, its exclusive guests-only spaces — including a drawing room, courtyard, and lobby — will make you feel like you have the hotel all to yourself.

The pool and fitness center are underground, so don’t expect sweeping views as you break a sweat.

“If your fingers are crossed to bump into your favorite celebrity, The Greenwich Hotel is where to be,” says Canal of this five-star hotel. Spearheaded by none other than Robert DeNiro, the property “hosts high-profile guests often enough that they had to put into place a rule about photographing their public spaces.”

Those craving a serene retreat from the city's hustle and bustle can head to the on-site Japanese-inspired Shubui Spa. Canal also recommends the buzzy on-site restaurant Locanda Verde, which serves up Italian staples like homemade pasta. Last but not least, the hotel is home to 73 beautiful rooms (each individually designed), 11 suites, and two penthouses.

Standout amenities: Tranquil spa, packing and unpacking service upon request, house car service, lush courtyard, swimming pool, gym, great restaurant
Starting rates: From $825 per night

Park Lane New York

Despite its swanky location on Billionaire’s Row, this recently renovated property is anything but stuffy; instead, it offers you a more laid-back (though still luxurious) experience than you’d find at neighboring hotels.

The property is more contemporary than the nearby Plaza Hotel and The Pierre but lacks amenities like a spa or swimming pool.

Located along Billionaire’s Row, the 47-story Park Lane New York underwent significant renovations a few years back. Its new playful — albeit still sophisticated — aesthetic offers whimsical murals hand-painted by local artist collective En Viu across the rooms and public spaces. There are 610 rooms; even the standard ones offer sweeping city or park views, plush linens, a window seating area, and striking black-and-white-hued bathrooms.

The on-site food and drink offerings make this hotel a true stand-out. The stylish, indoor-outdoor Darling is the only rooftop bar on Central Park South, and it serves up specialty cocktails and gourmet bites like seafood towers. There’s also the Parisian-inspired Rose Lane, an 80-seat lobby bar complete with an outdoor promenade, and the glamorous Park Lane Cafe serves dinner and drinks on the second floor.

Standout amenities: The only rooftop bar on Central Park South, 24-hour room service
Starting rates: From $350 per night

The Lowell Hotel

Live like a (well-heeled) local on the Upper East Side in this fashionable hotel, where many suites have wood-burning fireplaces.

While this hotel is undoubtedly luxurious, it’s not at all flashy.

Check into The Lowell Hotel “when you want to feel like you have a parallel life where you have a swanky pied-à-terre on the Upper East Side,” says Flood, who describes the 2022 World’s Best Award-winning property as “old-school chic New York in the best way possible.”

Most of the rooms inside this landmark, 17-story hotel are curated by Michael S. Smith, the same designer responsible for the 2010 makeover of the Oval Office. Think custom headboards, polished oak floors, and antique rugs. Some units offer rare, ultra-luxe features like wood-burning fireplaces and manicured terraces.

In the mornings, take the lobby's grand marble staircase to the second floor to enjoy breakfast in the Pembroke Room. Majorelle, which offers year-round outdoor seating, is a popular spot for lunch and dinner. Alternatively, sip martinis in style at Jacques Bar or unwind at the guests-only Club Room.

Standout amenities: Posh restaurant with year-round outdoor seating, stylish bar, fitness center, turndown service, guest-only lounge
Starting rates: From $785 per night

The Baccarat Hotel

Eric Laignel / Baccarat Hotel

At The Baccarat Hotel, no detail is too small, down to the branded toiletries and the South of France-inspired swimming pool's crystal accents.

Although children are allowed, the property definitely caters to grown-ups with amenities like a serene spa and striking — and oh-so-buzzy — cocktail bar.

Step inside this jewel-box hotel in the heart of Midtown Manhattan and be dazzled. The gorgeous Grand Salon glitters with elegant crystal chandeliers, crystal animal sculptures, and bright red floral arrangements — and that’s just the beginning.

The buzzy bar area is anchored by a 60-foot bar and boasts design touches like natural wood walls and black-and-white tiled flooring. Here, drinks are served in stunning Baccarat crystal, and people-watching is top-notch. On my last visit, I also enjoyed afternoon tea (though I splurged and upgraded to Champagne) in the aforementioned Grand Salon.

The rooms feature a clean, neutral color palette with pops of black and silver and, of course, Baccarat stemware for sipping wine in a plush bathrobe. Despite the pull of the accommodations, I spent most of my free time enjoying the serene Spa de La Mer and indoor heated pool area, which is lined with plush cabanas and has chic checkered flooring.

Standout amenities: Pool, spa, art collection, house car service, three restaurants and bars, elegant afternoon tea (for an added cost)
Starting rates: From $1095 per night

The William Vale

Read McKendree / The William Vale

Also available to book at Expedia.com and TripAdvisor.com

All rooms in this trendy Williamsburg hotel offer open-air balconies and sweeping city views.

This property is in Brooklyn, so you should consider staying on the other side of the East River if you want to spend most of your time in Manhattan.

Make your way into trendy Williamsburg to stay at The William Vale, which made not one but two 2022 World’s Best Awards lists, coming in at No. 3 in the best NYC hotels category and No. 14 in the best city hotels in the continental U.S. category . Like the hotel’s exterior, the rooms are contemporary and striking — floor-to-ceiling windows and open-air balconies offer plenty of natural light and glorious views.

I’ve dined at Leuca, the on-site Italian restaurant, and have nothing but great things to say about the food (split the wood-fired pizza and bolognese) and the space (casual yet elegant). Post-dinner, head up to Westlight, the rooftop bar serving small plates and cocktails, though note that it tends to get (very) crowded around dusk.

In the winter, the fourth-floor terrace transforms into a spa with wooden barrel saunas and cedar hot tubs. In the summer, you can enjoy the sparkling swimming pool.

Standout amenities: Swimming pool (seasonal), winter spa (seasonal), fitness center, rooftop bar
Location: Williamsburg
Starting rates: From $185 per night

Wythe Hotel

Housed in a 117-year-old building that was once a factory, the Wythe Hotel is now an industrial-chic haunt known for its two top-rated restaurants.

The hotel doesn't offer room service.

The Wythe Hotel, a historic factory-turned-boutique hotel, is named after the street where it's located. Its 70 rooms offer exposed brick, original 100-plus-year-old timbers, expansive windows, high ceilings, and, in most cases, skyline views. Bright and airy lofts provide extra space, while bunk bed rooms are well-suited for families and groups.

When you're not out and about enjoying the neighborhood — or venturing into Manhattan — sip drinks and indulge in seafood-forward fare at the sixth-floor Bar Blonde alongside locals. The all-day restaurant, Le Crocodile, serves fresh-baked pastries at breakfast, salads and sandwiches during lunch, and satisfying dinners like roast chicken. Around the hotel, you’ll also find a collection of gallery-worthy sketches and works from local contemporary artists.

Standout amenities: Impressive contemporary art collection, two chic restaurants and bars
Starting rates: From $400 per night

This nostalgia-inducing hotel — the only hotel on JFK International Airport's grounds — is beloved by design lovers and history buffs, thanks to its midcentury modern aesthetic and on-site exhibits.

It can be noisy as it's close to the terminal and the runway.

The TWA Hotel at John F. Kennedy International Airport feels like a fun blast from the past. The hotel is housed in the former TWA flight center, which was constructed in 1962. Today, it's a nostalgic tour-de-force and JFK’s only in-airport hotel. The property is decked out in vintage TWA travel posters and there are exhibits displaying decades-old playing cards given out as in-flight amenities, old TWA uniforms, and vintage furnishings from the TWA headquarters.

The 512 rooms and suites feature floor-to-ceiling windows, blackout curtains, midcentury modern furnishings, terrazzo-tiled bathrooms, and bespoke work desks. You can also choose from six food and beverage options, including a food hall and a 1958 plane-turned-cocktail bar. The rooftop pool, which overlooks the runway and is open year-round, is the icing on the cake.

"I love it," says Paul Brady , T+L's news director. "The vibe is amazing, the food's pretty good — Jean-Georges V. in the house — the rooftop pool is incredible with tarmac views, and there's a bar inside a plane."

Standout amenities: Year-round rooftop pool, six bars and restaurants, expansive fitness center
Location: Jamaica, Queens
Starting rates: From $249 per night

SoHo Grand Hotel

Soho Grand Hotel

Also available to book at TripAdvisor.com and Expedia.com

This SoHo hotel offers everything you could want or need right on site: hip bars and restaurants, exciting nightlife, stylish rooms and suites, and even complimentary bike rentals for off-site exploring.

The bars, especially the beloved Grand Bar & Salon, can get crowded, making it challenging to snag a seat.

“The Soho Grand Hotel is chic, sexy, and quintessential SoHo,” says Fora travel advisor Angela Marini . As such, guests and locals alike flock to this World’s Best Award-winning hotel to see and be seen. Marini is quick to call out the property’s buzzy vibe, especially in the Grand Bar & Salon, which teems with DJ-fueled energy in the evenings.

Don't sleep on the other on-site venues: The Club Room offers live music and dining Wednesdays through Saturdays from 6:30 p.m. through 10:30 p.m., followed by DJs and dancing from 10:30 p.m. until closing; seasonal open-air eatery Gilligan’s serves locally sourced seafood and refreshing drinks; and the SoHo Diner is a classic diner.

After a fun-filled evening of drinking, dining, and dancing, you can head to your room or suite for a reprieve. Even entry-level accommodations wow with sophisticated weave-textured walls, vintage crystal sconces, headboards with bronze detailing, and bathrooms equipped with subway tiles and aviary wallpaper courtesy of famed New York cartoonist Saul Steinberg.

Standout amenities: Four bars and restaurants, 24-hour fitness center, shoeshine (upon request), complimentary access to The Roxy Cinema at sister property Roxy Hotel, bike rentals
Location: SoHo
Starting rates: From $187 per night

Refinery Hotel

This hip boutique hotel near the Empire State Building has a rich history.

It can get loud in the evenings due to the on-site bars and bustling Midtown location.

Housed in a 1912 neo-Gothic tower, the Refinery Hotel has a fascinating history; before opening as a hotel, it was a hat factory and a Prohibition-era tea room. "I love the hotel's central location — it's ideal for tourists who want to see it all when they visit the city," says Rhodes.

The industrial-chic rooms come with 12-foot-tall concrete ceilings, dark-brushed oak floors, striking artwork, and spacious bathrooms. The first floor boasts a jazz bar and restaurant, and the rooftop offers picture-perfect views of the Empire State Building.

"Don't forget to check the hotel's 'Offers' tab to see if they have any unique experiences available when you visit. Last year, I had a fun Succession -themed staycation at the hotel, complete with in-room caviar service," notes Rhodes.

Standout amenities: Three bars and restaurants, fitness center, complimentary coffee service in the lobby, free glass of wine or bottled water upon arrival
Starting rates: From $492 per night

Pendry Manhattan West

This sleek hotel exudes cool and calm — and the on-site drinking and dining options are spectacular.

The hotel doesn't have quite as many amenities as others on this list.

Located within the swanky Manhattan West development, the Pendry Manhattan West brings California cool to the Big Apple through design elements like lush greenery, modern furnishings, and light wood accents.

You'll feel instantly at ease upon entering the hotel, which is housed in a 23-story glass tower. Snag a seat by the cracking fireplace or post up at the ground-floor Bar Pendry or the fourth-floor Chez Zou with a cocktail or two. Then, it’s off to Zou Zou’s, which serves incredible Eastern Mediterranean cuisine (order the whipped ricotta dip and Moroccan fried chicken and thank me later). Each room and suite features floor-to-ceiling windows, and the latter offers free-standing tubs and separate living rooms.

Standout amenities: 24-hour fitness center, five bars and restaurants
Location: Midtown West
Starting rates: From $803 per night

Know Before You Go

Location, location, location.

According to T+L A-List travel advisor and Fora co-founder Henley Vazquez , “Location is huge when you're picking a place to stay in the city.” For example, if you’re looking for a “quiet place to recharge,” consider staying somewhere uptown, removed from the hustle and bustle of Midtown. Otherwise, if you want to “be in the mix and stay out till 3 a.m.,” the pro recommends you find “a cool place downtown where everything is right outside your door."

Consider Your Must-have Amenities

“Hotel amenities should not be overlooked," Canal says. It’s worth listing your desired amenities: an on-site spa, pool, fitness center, complimentary breakfast, turndown service, and so on. Additionally, with so many hotel options, finding the perfect hotel to suit your needs can be overwhelming; however, writing out your requirements will help automatically narrow your list of contenders.

Determine Your Hotel Budget

Let’s face it: New York City isn’t cheap, so it’s crucial to establish a budget for your accommodations ahead of time. Fora travel advisor Amna Ismail notes that “NYC offers a wide range of hotels with varying price points." To get the most bang for your buck, consider visiting in the off-season when hotel rates tend to be at their lowest.

How We Chose These Hotels

Lauren Dana Ellman is a New York-based travel journalist with over five years of experience covering luxury hospitality. The best New York City hotels featured on this list were selected based on personal experience, expert recommendations, and T+L favorites, including a slew of World’s Best Award-winning properties.

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The 15 Best Hotels in New York City

Posted: August 8, 2023 | Last updated: August 17, 2023

<p> You can’t throw a mustard-covered pretzel in New York City without hitting a hotel. There are about 700 of them in the city, but only a few are truly luxurious. </p> <p> “Cookie cutter hotels are out,” said Daniel Lesser, cofounder, president, and CEO of LW Hospitality Advisors. “Plus, guests also want to know they’re getting a quality product as soon as they walk through the door.” </p> <p> Designer details, out-of-the-box amenities, Michelin-starred chefs, sumptuous suites, tony locations, and unique, personalized experience are all de rigueur. And while most of NYC’s best inns are century-old institutions, very prominent newcomers are testing the old standbys’ ability to stay fresh. </p> <p> In short: It’s a race to up the ante that has resulted in “six, even seven star hotels,” said Lesser, although there isn’t any regulated definition of what those stars mean.</p> <p> So is it Gilded Age splendor or contemporary glitz? We did the math and whittled the city’s top offerings to just 15 five-star (or better!) hotels. Here’s a look inside. </p>

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You can’t throw a mustard-covered pretzel in New York City without hitting a hotel. There are about 700 of them in the city, but only a few are truly luxurious.

“Cookie cutter hotels are out,” said Daniel Lesser, cofounder, president, and CEO of LW Hospitality Advisors. “Plus, guests also want to know they’re getting a quality product as soon as they walk through the door.”

Designer details, out-of-the-box amenities, Michelin-starred chefs, sumptuous suites, tony locations, and unique, personalized experience are all de rigueur. And while most of NYC’s best inns are century-old institutions, very prominent newcomers are testing the old standbys’ ability to stay fresh.

In short: It’s a race to up the ante that has resulted in “six, even seven star hotels,” said Lesser, although there isn’t any regulated definition of what those stars mean.

So is it Gilded Age splendor or contemporary glitz? We did the math and whittled the city’s top offerings to just 15 five-star (or better!) hotels. Here’s a look inside.

<p>Housed in a 1927 landmark building renovated in 2009, <a href="https://www.themarkhotel.com/">the Mark</a> oozes Upper East Side. With 106 rooms, 46 suites, and a penthouse, designer Jacques Grange has created modern French flair within its walls. But above and beyond that, a stay here gives guests unparalleled perks. There’s special access to Bergdorf Goodman goods via concierge, should you suddenly feel the urge for the perfect pair of Louboutins. Or live like a Kennedy and hire the Mark sailboat, a luxe 70-foot vessel. Sightseeing, anyone? Borrow from a fleet of chic, Mark-branded bikes, or, for the more sedentary, jump in one of their pedicabs. Michelin three-starred chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten is at the helm of the Mark Restaurant, open super late for post-theater munchies. For the pampered pooch, amenities include chef curated room service. Bonus: You’re just a few paw prints from Central Park.</p> <p><em>Prices from $1,200</em></p>

1. The Mark

Award : Best Crowd

Housed in a 1927 landmark building renovated in 2009, the Mark oozes Upper East Side. With 106 rooms, 46 suites, and a penthouse, designer Jacques Grange has created modern French flair within its walls. But above and beyond that, a stay here gives guests unparalleled perks. There’s special access to Bergdorf Goodman goods via concierge, should you suddenly feel the urge for the perfect pair of Louboutins. Or live like a Kennedy and hire the Mark sailboat, a luxe 70-foot vessel. Sightseeing, anyone? Borrow from a fleet of chic, Mark-branded bikes, or, for the more sedentary, jump in one of their pedicabs. Michelin three-starred chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten is at the helm of the Mark Restaurant, open super late for post-theater munchies. For the pampered pooch, amenities include chef curated room service. Bonus: You’re just a few paw prints from Central Park.

Best Amenity : Parents rejoice, the hotel keeps a fleet of custom Maclaren strollers to loan out to guests. Plus, in season and for the inner child in us all, there’s a fabulous hot dog cart.

Can’t miss experience: It’s got to be whizzing up Madison Avenue on one of their signature N+ Mercedes-Benz Formula E Team e-bikes. Pack a top notch picnic from Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten for the perfect day in the park.

Who should stay here: It’s for the fun (and affluent) who expect finesse, panache, fine dining and elegance without stuffiness. No wonder they get so many famous faces ( Hi, Drake! ). It’s also a great pick for families.

Prices from $1,200

<p>If sanctuary is what you seek, look no further than the eastern-inspired <a href="https://www.aman.com/hotels/aman-new-york">Aman New York</a>. Housed on floors seven through 14 in the 1921 Crown Building, with its signature green and gold embellished turret, the Aman has quickly established itself as an oasis of calm. The hotel opened to acclaim in 2021 after an overhaul by architect Jean-Michel Gathy, drawing inspiration from the company’s southeast Asian properties. The 83 all-suite property features abodes that are among the biggest in the city—up to 2,800 square feet—and feature highlights such fireplaces, soaking tubs, and steam showers. You’ll feel transported out of the city with a visit to Nama, a restaurant exclusive to hotel guests, which serves up Japanese washoku cuisine—dine in either the indoor karesansui rock garden, or on the outdoor terrace. Or take a personal wellness journey in a Spa House, with Hammam or Banya that has its own treatment room, living area, and terrace, complete with hot bath and cold-plunge pool. Canopies allow for year round use, should you wish to brave the New York winter chill.</p> <p><em>Prices from $1,750</em></p>

2. Aman New York

Award : Most Exclusive

If sanctuary is what you seek, look no further than the eastern-inspired Aman New York . Housed on floors seven through 14 in the 1921 Crown Building, with its signature green and gold embellished turret, the Aman has quickly established itself as an oasis of calm. The hotel opened to acclaim in 2022 after an overhaul by architect Jean-Michel Gathy, drawing inspiration from the company’s southeast Asian properties. The 83 all-suite property features abodes that are among the biggest in the city—up to 2,800 square feet—and feature highlights such as fireplaces, soaking tubs, and steam showers. You’ll feel transported out of the city with a visit to Nama, a restaurant exclusive to hotel guests, which serves up Japanese washoku cuisine—dine in either the indoor karesansui rock garden, or on the outdoor terrace. Or take a personal wellness journey in a Spa House, with Hammam or Banya that has its own treatment room, living area, and terrace, complete with hot bath and cold-plunge pool. Canopies allow for year round use, should you wish to brave the New York winter chill.

Best Amenity: Nestled at the foot of the building, the Jazz Club is hard to find, hip, buzzing with big names, and driping with artisanal cocktails.

Can’t miss experience : Arva’s executive chef will take you on an early morning tour of Union Square’s market, explaining how to select the best fresh produce and cheeses. Your picks will be served up in a bespoke dining experience that evening, using all the sourced ingredients. It’s a chef’s kiss.

Who should stay here : Go if you want exceptional calm in the center of the city, with spacious and harmonious surroundings, or for a physical — and spiritual — refresh. It’s perfect for staycations.

Prices from $1,750

<p>On the Upper East Side, the Art Deco <a href="https://www.lowellhotel.com/">Lowell</a> was purpose-built as a hotel in 1925. Designed by Henry Stern Churchill, it likes to boast that “within these walls, novels have been penned, plays have been scrawled, and scripts have been studied.” It’s certainly a rarity in that it’s privately owned, by Dina De Luca Chartouni, who headed up a $25 million renovation in 2017 in collaboration with interior designer Michael S. Smith (highlight reel includes the Obama White House) and architect Mark Pinney (think Harrods, Armani, and Burberry). Its 74 rooms and suites include two-bedroom suites and a penthouse, which rocks three terraces and a Poggenpohl kitchen. Original wood-burning fireplaces throughout the property help make it feel as if you’re in your own stunning city abode. Particularly enchanting: Marjorelle restaurant, which features an outside terrace inspired by the Yves Saint Laurent gardens in Marrakech, evoked by palm fronds and pops of cobalt blue.</p> <p><em>Prices from $1,110</em></p>

3. The Lowell

Award: Best Indie

On the Upper East Side, the Art Deco Lowell was purpose-built as a hotel in 1927. Designed by Henry Stern Churchill, it likes to boast that “within these walls, novels have been penned, plays have been scrawled, and scripts have been studied.” It’s certainly a rarity in that it’s privately owned, by Dina De Luca Chartouni and her husband Fouad, who headed up a $25 million renovation in 2017 in collaboration with interior designer Michael S. Smith (highlight reel includes the Obama White House) and architect Mark Pinney (think Harrods, Armani, and Burberry). Its 74 rooms and suites include two-bedroom suites and a penthouse, which rocks three terraces and a Poggenpohl kitchen. Original wood-burning fireplaces throughout the property help make it feel as if you’re in your own stunning city abode. Particularly enchanting: Marjorelle restaurant, which features an outside terrace inspired by the Yves Saint Laurent gardens in Marrakech, evoked by palm fronds and pops of cobalt blue.

Best Amenity : Dedicated staff that go above and beyond. The concierge and personalization services begin before you even get there — a rep will reach out for your wants and wishes prior to arrival.

Can’t miss experience : Pretending you’re with Jacques Majorelle in Marrakech at his eponymous bar, drinking a White Negroni.

Who should stay here : Those looking for an oasis in the city, and “A” listers — the prominent guests who have walked through the doors include Madonna, Jennifer Lopez, Robert Redford, and a troop of supermodels in Cindy Crawford, Christie Brinkley and Naomi Campbell.

Prices from $1,110

<p>If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to dramatically lop off a Champagne cork using a sword (and who hasn’t?) head to midtown and check into the <a href="https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/nycxr-the-st-regis-new-york/overview/?scid=f2ae0541-1279-4f24-b197-a979c79310b0">St. Regis</a>, where private “art of sabrage” master classes can be arranged. And that’s just the start. Founded more than a century ago by John Jacob Astor, everything throughout the landmark Beaux Arts property oozes class, with rich purple drapes and gold accents to fulfill any inner royal dreams. A private butler is available for every whim (naturally), while the stunning ballroom with painted sky ceiling evokes chateaus and castles. Choose from the 238 rooms and suites with chandeliers, dark wood floors, and marble bathtubs. Dining is at the regal Astor Court, or head to the famed King Cole Bar where, in 1934, bartender Fernand Petiot became the patron saint of the hungover by inventing the Bloody Mary.</p> <p><em>Prices from $1,495</em></p>

4. The St. Regis New York

Award: Old-School Cool

If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to dramatically lop off a Champagne cork using a sword (and who hasn’t?) head to midtown and check into the St. Regis , where private “art of sabrage” master classes can be arranged. And that’s just the start. Founded more than a century ago by John Jacob Astor, everything throughout the landmark Beaux Arts property oozes class, with rich purple drapes and gold accents to fulfill any inner royal dreams. A private butler is available for every whim (naturally), while the stunning ballroom with painted sky ceiling evokes chateaus and castles. Choose from the 238 rooms and suites with chandeliers, dark wood floors, and marble bathtubs. Dining is at the regal Astor Court, or head to the famed King Cole Bar where, in 1934, bartender Fernand Petiot became the patron saint of the hungover by inventing the Bloody Mary.

Best Amenity : The butler service here is legendary, and ingrained into the very fabric of the hotel.

Can’t miss experience: The Evening Ritual was invented by Mrs. Astor in the 1900s, marking the transition from day to evening by the aforementioned slicing of champagne bottles. It still takes place every weekend.

Who should stay here: The Gilded Age heritage of the Astors reigns supreme here, so when provenance matters and the address means everything, pick the St Regis.

Prices from $1,495

<p>Built in 1930, <a href="https://www.rosewoodhotels.com/en/the-carlyle-new-york">the Carlyle</a> has imprinted itself into the zeitgeist of the city. Now a Rosewood hotel, it has the proud boast that it’s hosted every president since Truman, and says its 192 rooms offer its guests “discretion.” Expect lots of Art Deco black and white, with recent updates from names such as Thierry Despont. Some of the 92 suites feature floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic vistas, and the Presidential Suite boasts 360 degree views of the city. The classic dining room was renamed and reopened in 2021 and is now Dowling’s at the Carlyle. There’s 200 pieces of art adorning its walls, and food curated by chef Sylvain Delpique is widely lauded. And while the Plaza has Eloise, the Carlyle has Madeline—Bemelmans Bar, complete with a 24-karat-gold leaf-covered ceiling, features work from artist and author Ludwig Bemelmans, who created the beloved books. Featuring live music every night, it’s a hideaway haunt that will make you feel like a local.</p> <p><em>Prices from $750</em></p>

5. The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel

Award : Best Bar

Built in 1930, the Carlyle has imprinted itself into the zeitgeist of the city. Now a Rosewood hotel, it has the proud boast that it’s hosted every president since Truman, and says its 192 rooms offer its guests “discretion.” Expect lots of Art Deco black and white, with recent updates from names such as Thierry Despont. Some of the 92 suites feature floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic vistas, and the Presidential Suite boasts 360 degree views of the city. The classic dining room was renamed and reopened in 2021 and is now Dowling’s at the Carlyle. There’s 200 pieces of art adorning its walls, and food curated by chef Sylvain Delpique is widely lauded. And while the Plaza has Eloise, the Carlyle has Madeline—Bemelmans Bar, complete with a 24-karat-gold leaf-covered ceiling, features work from artist and author Ludwig Bemelmans, who created the beloved books. Featuring live music every night, it’s a hideaway haunt that will make you feel like a local.

Best Amenity : You can pick up some pretty awesome wallpaper at The Carlyle Wallshoppe. It’s based on the hotel’s whimsical decor (one roll has little martini glasses and olives on a pink background). Accent wall, anyone?

Can’t miss experience : Speaking of martinis, the master class at the Bemelmans Bar will turn you into expert shakers and stirrers.

Who should stay here : Classy out of towners who want to feel like Manhattan insiders. No wonder royals like Princess Diana, Prince William, Kate Middleton, Harry and Meghan Markle have all checked in.

Prices from $750

<p>If you want to stay in a glass castle in the sky, head here. The $450 million, 46-story, <a href="https://www.thedominickhotel.com/">391-unit condominium SoHo hotel</a> is a Five Diamond winner that soars over the Hudson Square district. Built in 2008 as Trump SoHo, it went through all sorts of trauma (uncovering piles of human remains!) before being renamed in 2017, after which business boomed. As you might expect, it features rooms with lots of windows, light, and phenomenal city views. Highlights include a new Sisley-Paris spa and an outdoor heated pool. Lounge in one of the cabanas and indulge in Asian-Hawaiian food from El Ta’Koy. Art lovers, rejoice: The hotel has a collaboration with New York street artist Paul Richard, from its lobby art to the Street Art Suite, a two-bedroom penthouse displaying signature “art drips” of NYC landmarks. A stay here (priced from $10,000) includes the option to commission a portrait from the artist, as well as purchase Richard’s artwork. The hotel has also launched a Street Art Search, a curated scavenger hunt that comes with clues to find Richard’s art throughout downtown Manhattan. (Free!)</p> <p><em>Prices from $595</em></p>

6. The Dominick

Award: Best Transformation

If you want to stay in a glass castle in the sky, head here. The $450 million, 46-story, 391-unit condominium SoHo hotel is a Five Diamond winner that soars over the Hudson Square district. Built in 2008 as Trump SoHo, it went through all sorts of trauma (uncovering piles of human remains!) before being renamed in 2017, after which business boomed. As you might expect, it features rooms with lots of windows, light, and phenomenal city views. Highlights include a new Sisley-Paris spa and an outdoor heated pool. Lounge in one of the cabanas and indulge in Asian-Hawaiian food from El Ta’Koy. Art lovers, rejoice: The hotel has a collaboration with New York street artist Paul Richard, from its lobby art to the Street Art Suite, a two-bedroom penthouse displaying signature “art drips” of NYC landmarks. A stay here (priced from $10,000) includes the option to commission a portrait from the artist, as well as purchase Richard’s artwork. The hotel has also launched a Street Art Search, a curated scavenger hunt that comes with clues to find Richard’s art throughout downtown Manhattan. (Free!)

Best Amenity : The Terrace on 7 pool offers panoramic city vistas, and has a bar offering hand crafted cocktails.

Can’t miss experience : Guests can avail themselves of a special four-course tasting menu at Vestry, offering seasonal seafood in a quintessential Soho restaurant on a cobbled city street, among the art galleries.

Who should stay here : Art loving urbanites who can’t resist a room with a cracking view.

Prices from $595

7. 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge

Award : Best View

The best Manhattan views are from outside the city, and that’s what guests of this waterfront hotel in Dumbo can enjoy. Like its sister hotel, 1 Central Park, the brand is “mission driven,” and the name of the game is serene, upscale eco-consciousness. The tread-lightly traveler will appreciate that almost half of the hotel was built with reclaimed materials, including heart pine beams from the Domino Factory, making for sweet suites. The 195 rooms, including 29 suites, brings nature in, with bleached wood and native greenery, and the cloudlike mattresses are organic cotton. Head to Harriet’s Rooftop for some farm to table bites, local beers, sustainable wines, and even a plunge pool, as you take in those sweeping views. A complimentary Audi e-tron is available and electric car charging is free. Bought too many clothes to take home? Leave behind any excess threads to go to a local housing charity, and feel even better about your stay.

Best Amenity : Waste not, want not. The lobby has a farm stand stocked with imperfect-looking fruit that is just as tasty, but would otherwise be discarded.

Can’t miss experience : At the weekend, Harriet’s runs a Night Shift, with local DJs spinning the tunes. In the lobby, you can catch local Brooklyn musicians. Pair with a glass of vino from wineries with BIPOC and women owners.

Who should stay here : Mindful earth angels looking to sample Brooklyn’s buzz.

Prices from $449

<p>In the heart of midtown and within the Villard Houses estate, a U-shaped landmark built in 1884 for railroad magnate Henry Villard, you’ll find <a href="https://www.lottenypalace.com/">this stately oasis</a>. WIth a sweeping lobby staircase that evokes the gilded age in all its glory, the 733 guest rooms sit atop in a modern 55 story tower, last renovated in 2015. The Towers is a hotel-within-a-hotel, offering 176 ultra luxe rooms and suites on the top 14 floors. Want a truly elite, personalized dining experience? Head to the Rarities salon, which seats 25 and offers curated wine and pre-prohibition spirits. New to the menu is the Bowmore 1969, a rare 50-year-old single malt Scotch, available for $42,000 a bottle, or $5,000 for a wee dram.</p> <p><em>Prices from $450; Tower suites from $820</em></p>

8. Lotte New York Palace

Award : Best Architecture

In the heart of midtown and within the Villard Houses estate, a U-shaped landmark built in 1884 for railroad magnate Henry Villard, you’ll find this stately oasis . WIth a sweeping lobby staircase that evokes the gilded age in all its glory, the 733 guest rooms sit atop in a modern 55 story tower, last renovated in 2015. The Towers is a hotel-within-a-hotel, offering 176 ultra luxe rooms and suites on the top 14 floors. Want a truly elite, personalized dining experience? Head to the Rarities salon, which seats 25 and offers curated wine and pre-prohibition spirits. New to the menu is the Bowmore 1969, a rare 50-year-old single malt Scotch, available for $42,000 a bottle, or $5,000 for a wee dram.

Best Amenity : The penthouse suites here are tricked out like private residences. Entertain a small gathering in one, with white-glove service and a custom menu.

Can’t miss experience : The Palace historian can take you on a guided tour of the Villard Mansion which dates from 1884, and is one of the few remaining Gilded Age mansionss.

Who should stay here : Connoisseurs and collectors of fine spirits, old wines, art and gemstones.

Prices from $450; Tower suites from $820

<p>True luxury: phones at <a href="https://www.baccarathotels.com/">the Baccarat</a> have a button marked “Champagne.” Press it (and you will) and your favorite vintage will arrive served in namesake flutes. The whole 114-room hotel, which takes the first 12 floors of the midtown building, is draped in French flair, thanks to Paris-based interior design firm Gilles & Boissier, with calm grays and lots of sparkle—there are 17 custom chandeliers, and a 125-foot-wide, crystal-like curtain veils the lower levels. Their art collection spans 250 years, and if that’s not enough, MoMa is just across the street. You can peek at it from Le Bar (featuring a 60 foot bar) and Le Jardin terrace. Other highlights are an indoor pool and a Spa de la Mer. If you want some Baccarat crystal to take home (who doesn’t?) the hotel’s new 53rd Street Boutique has you covered. </p> <p><em>Prices from $895</em></p>

9. Baccarat Hotel

Award : Best Interior Design

True luxury: phones at the Baccarat have a button marked “Champagne.” Press it (and you will) and your favorite vintage will arrive served in namesake flutes. The whole 114-room hotel, which takes the first 12 floors of the midtown building, is draped in French flair, thanks to Paris-based interior design firm Gilles & Boissier, with calm grays and lots of sparkle—there are 17 custom chandeliers, and a 125-foot-wide, crystal-like curtain veils the lower levels. Their art collection spans 250 years, and if that’s not enough, MoMa is just across the street. You can peek at it from Le Bar (featuring a 60 foot bar) and Le Jardin terrace. Other highlights are an indoor pool and a Spa de la Mer. If you want some Baccarat crystal to take home (who doesn’t?) the hotel’s new 53rd Street Boutique has you covered.

Best Amenity : The hotel’s art is museum quality, and spans the 250 years since Baccarat was founded in 1764.

Can’t miss experience : The Spa de la Mer actually has sounds of the sea piped in as you luxuriate in their exquisite eponymous products.

Who should stay here : The guests here are like a cut-crystal goblet: multifaceted, bling, sparkling and full of champagne.

Prices from $895

<p>Arguably the most iconic of New York’s hotels, <a href="https://www.theplazany.com/">the Plaza</a> has graced the southeast corner of Central Park since 1907. It’s as New York as you can get—you’ll recognise the 21-story, château-style building from myriad films including, in a major starring role,<em> Home Alone 2</em>. As such, you can order the Home Alone 2 package, with limo, pizza, and a giant Kevin-sized ice cream sundae delivered to your room. Choose from 282 rooms—maybe the pink Eloise suite designed by Betsey Johnson named in honor of the 1950s book character who lived here. Enjoy a Plaza picnic in Central Park, or in a new elevated option, take a helicopter to the Hamptons, where you can have your hamper, with locally sourced seafood and caviar blinis, on the beach. Plus, your pampered pet here will have a matching bathrobe and a tier of pup-friendly macarons.</p> <p><em>Prices from $805</em></p>

10. The Plaza

Award : Most Iconic

Arguably the most iconic of New York’s hotels, the Plaza has graced the southeast corner of Central Park since 1907. It’s as New York as you can get—you’ll recognise the 21-story, château-style building from myriad films including, in a major starring role, Home Alone 2 . As such, you can order the Home Alone 2 package, with limo, pizza, and a giant Kevin-sized ice cream sundae delivered to your room. Choose from 282 rooms—maybe the pink Eloise suite designed by Betsey Johnson named in honor of the 1950s book character who lived here. Enjoy a Plaza picnic in Central Park, or in a new elevated option, take a helicopter to the Hamptons, where you can have your hamper, with locally sourced seafood and caviar blinis, on the beach. Plus, your pampered pet here will have a matching bathrobe and a tier of pup-friendly macarons.

Best Amenity : If you want to throw a bash, go to the ornate Grand Ballroom, which once hosted Truman Capote’s Black and White Ball, said to be the best party ever. Otherwise, don’t miss caviar and fizz at the Champagne Bar.

Can’t miss experience : It has to be the Palm Court afternoon tea, which is world renowned. Got kids? Treat them to the Eloise tea experience, with PB&J to die for.

Who should stay here : Those seeking the quintessential New York experience, and anyone who enjoys a hotel that’s also a movie star in its own right.

Prices from $805

<p>For complicated reasons the midtown Four Seasons remains temporarily shuttered, but <a href="https://www.fourseasons.com/newyorkdowntown/">the downtown branch</a>, built in 2016 in a classical style, is keeping the flag flying in Tribeca. The 161 rooms and 28 suites are roomy, unfussy midcentury modern, while dining features Cut restaurant, the first in the city from Wolfgang Puck. At the Spa, there’s a new innovation called the Collective, bringing together an expert physical and spiritual wellness team for your complete overhaul, including celebrity facial masseuse Gavin McLeod-Valentine, astrologer Rebecca Gordon, and Michelle Pirret, an “international sonic alchemist.” (Perhaps it’s a bid to host<a href="https://robbreport.com/lifestyle/news/the-white-lotus-season-3-everything-we-know-so-far-1234784296/"> “White Lotus” season 3</a>.) And if you’re hungry after all that, a rotation of top city chefs under the helm of executive chef Maria Tampakis can provide curated in-room dining.</p> <p><em>Prices from $1,025</em></p>

11. Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown

Award : Best of Uptown, Downtown

For complicated reasons the midtown Four Seasons remains temporarily shuttered, but the downtown branch , built in 2016 in a classical style, is keeping the flag flying in Tribeca. The 161 rooms and 28 suites are roomy, unfussy midcentury modern, while dining features Cut restaurant, the first in the city from Wolfgang Puck. At the Spa, there’s a new innovation called the Collective, bringing together an expert physical and spiritual wellness team for your complete overhaul, including celebrity facial masseuse Gavin McLeod-Valentine, astrologer Rebecca Gordon, and Michelle Pirret, an “international sonic alchemist.” (Perhaps it’s a bid to host “White Lotus” season 3 .) And if you’re hungry after all that, a rotation of top city chefs under the helm of executive chef Maria Tampakis can provide curated in-room dining.

Best Amenity: For those who want to stay in touch, the in-room iPad offers 100 international newspapers. Believe it or not, they’ve also got a notary in-house, making it the spot for deal closers.

Can’t miss experience : For guests only: A three-hour walking tour of Lower Manhattan street art with NYC photographer Joe Thomas, exploring urban murals and more, in little-known corners of the city.

Who should stay here : Financiers and wheelers and dealers who want to be in the financial center of the universe, as well as the legions loyal to the brand.

Prices from $1,025

12. Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York

Award : Most Creative

The new kid on the block, having opened last fall, is the latest in this storied French brand of upscale hotels. The 19th-century building spans three blocks, and the refurb is designed to blend “Parisian panache with Tribeca cool.” Designer Martin Brudnizki has done just that. The 97 rooms and suites feature lavender tones for a calm retreat, with tall windows and plush furnishings. The Grand Appartment Terrasse is spread over two floors and has antiqued furniture, lacquered walls, and multiple terraces. But, as you might expect from a French endeavor, food is at the forefront. Michelin three-starred Chef Pierre Gagnaire (owner of six Michelin starred restaurants around the world including in Paris and St Barts) oversees the Fouquet’s New York restaurant menu, offering a French brasserie with a new world twist. Newly opened: La Vaux, a stunning rooftop bar exclusive to guests. It echoes an Art Deco Parisian terrace garden, with scalloped umbrellas, pink striped chairs, and climbing flowered trellises. Bring on the Bollinger.

Best Amenity : The opulent meeting space – 2,700 feet with dining, screening room and a terrace – is not business as usual.

Can’t miss experience : Private screenings of favorite films in the Cannes Cinema, where you’ll relax on velvet seats that are more like chaise lounges.

Who should stay here : Francophiles and foodies should flock here for a Parisien twist on Tribeca.

Prices from $900

<p>If you’re looking to take a walk on the west side, head to <a href="https://www.mandarinoriental.com/en/new-york/manhattan">this sparkly highrise</a> that looms over Columbus Circle. Convenience is the name of the game—the hotel is part of the Deutsche Bank Center, and guests have exclusive third floor lobby access to its upscale shops. If you’re more Wynton Marsalis than Michael Kors, the elevator can take you down to Jazz at Lincoln Center at the bottom. The 198 guest rooms and 46 suites feature views over Manhattan and Central Park, and as the name suggests, the modern decor comes with a taste of the orient, with delicate botanical twists. The spa has a menu of services that hark to the hotel’s heritage, or you can watch the skyline go by as you back crawl in the 75 lap pool.</p> <p><em>Prices from $895</em></p>

13. Mandarin Oriental

Award : Best Park Views

If you’re looking to take a walk on the west side, head to this sparkly highrise that looms over Columbus Circle. Convenience is the name of the game—the hotel is part of the Deutsche Bank Center, and guests have exclusive third floor lobby access to its upscale shops. If you’re more Wynton Marsalis than Michael Kors, the elevator can take you down to Jazz at Lincoln Center at the bottom. The 198 guest rooms and 46 suites feature views over Manhattan and Central Park, and as the name suggests, the modern decor comes with a taste of the orient, with delicate botanical twists. The spa has a menu of services that hark to the hotel’s heritage, or you can watch the skyline go by as you back crawl in the 75 lap pool.

Best Amenity : Some rooms feature the legendary Toto electric toilets. (If you know, you know.)

Can’t miss experience : Travel harbor-to-harbor to Boston via seaplane for a multi-city stay at Beantown’s own Oriental.

Who should stay here : Shoppers, jazz fans and Lincoln Center-goers have the best site in the city here.

<p>Putting on <a href="https://www.ritzcarlton.com/en/hotels/nycro-the-ritz-carlton-new-york-nomad/overview/">the Ritz</a> here means embracing the city, not escaping it. Open for just a year, the 50-story, all-glass block, 250-room hotel has a wealth of designers behind it, including the Rockwell Group. The goal was to blend the hotel into the electricity of the city, from a vibrant lobby to the stunning Nubeluz rooftop bar, where you can see the city from a veritable lightbox 500 feet up. Inside the hotel, downtown facing rooms have Empire State views, and all feature creams and gold, with signature statements like zany modern chandeliers. Michelin-starred chef José Andrés has made a home here with a curated Mediterranean mezze medley at Zaytinya. New this summer—and much anticipated—is a New York branch of the Bazaar, where Andrés shows his Spanish roots with tapas and, in this instance, Japanese fusion. </p> <p><em>Prices from $1,000</em></p>

14. Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad

Award : Best rooftop

Putting on the Ritz here means embracing the city, not escaping it. Open for just a year, the 50-story, all-glass block, 250-room hotel has a wealth of designers behind it, including the Rockwell Group. The goal was to blend the hotel into the electricity of the city, from a vibrant lobby to the stunning Nubeluz rooftop bar, where you can see the city from a veritable lightbox 500 feet up. Inside the hotel, downtown facing rooms have Empire State views, and all feature creams and gold, with signature statements like zany modern chandeliers. Michelin-starred chef José Andrés has made a home here with a curated Mediterranean mezze medley at Zaytinya. New this summer—and much anticipated—is a New York branch of the Bazaar, where Andrés shows his Spanish roots with tapas and, in this instance, Japanese fusion.

Best Amenity : Lush bathrooms include supplies by Diptyque, with a signature scent, Philosykos, which evokes fig trees.

Can’t miss experience : Forget mimosas and boring brunch and go for the weekend Mezze and Magnum at Zaytinya, featuring a three-course prix fixe menu and a large bottle of wine.

Who should stay here : Those who enjoy plenty of eye candy, both in the hotel’s design and its views.

Prices from $1,000

15. The New York Edition

Award : Biggest Clock

If you’re looking for urban renovation, check into the reinvented Metropolitan Life Tower, built in 1909. Firmly in the thick of things in the Flatiron District, this Edition-brand hotel , which opened in 2015, is a social hub. The 1,350-square-foot, one-bedroom penthouses—complete with 1.5 bathrooms and separate dining—are designed to live as a your own luxe Manhattan apartment. With a design by Ian Schrager, the 271 rooms feature dark and light oak treatments and curated artwork, and have panoramic views of the city. The lobby bar, with bleached leather armchairs and open fireplace, is a popular meeting and unwinding place for guests and locals alike.

Best Amenity : There’s a special “junket” floor for press conferences, TV and movie filming.

Can’t miss experience : Dine on British cuisine while checking out the 500 photos of American icons on the walls of The Clocktower restaurant.

Who should stay here : Digital nomads, media folk, and those in search of a lively lobby bar scene.

Prices from $625

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