Convenient location near shops, restaurants and local attractions.

Rooms are contemporary, with floor-to-ceiling windows so you can look out onto your concrete jungle domain.

Perched right on the High Line (New York’s ‘other’ favorite park), with an art-laden rooftop plaza.

Manhattan artist Randy Settenbrino spearheaded this transformation, keeping the vibe of the era intact while adding mod cons like free WiFi.

Eye-catching glass structure where floor-to-ceiling windows let in sweeping city views.

Glossy, sleek and oh-so-chic.

Since the ace location is already in the name, we’ll highlight another perk: free bottled water and coffee in the lounge.

Brand new digs in Chelsea.

Well-connected spot a mere 2 blocks from Madison Square Garden & Penn Station, and walkable to the new Hudson Yards shopping/dining complex.

Two blocks from Madison Square Garden.

In trendy Tribeca, steps from Canal Street and Chinatown.

Refreshingly mellow leather-and-velvety social lounge during the day turns into a plush, moody lounge-lounge at night.

Masculine, modern ship cabin vibe heavy on the leather, brass and exotic woods.

Stay in the epicenter of the action below Canal. Walk to Chinatown, Little Italy, One World Trade Center, and a myriad of NYC attractions.

Bigger than average guestrooms, with those famed Heavenly Beds that live up to their name.

Scandinavian chic rules the rooms. Even the bowl for your keys and change is cool.

Sophisticated accommodations in the financial district steps from the 9/11 Memorial.

You didn't know rooms came this big in Manhattan.

In the middle of Midtown, a shining light of Art Deco design from that era's heyday.

Ridiculously convenient to Grand Central Terminal (it’s across the street).

The city doesn't sleep, but this'll be your quiet, comfy oasis.

Lovely views of – you guessed it – One World Trade Center and a short walk from the 9/11 Memorial (a sobering must).

Between floral-filled interiors, eye-popping art, mouth-watering eateries, and cozy bedrooms, there’s something to stir each of the senses.

Prime 45th St address, strolling distance to sights, shops, restaurants and theaters galore.

We’re about a mile from The High Line, Chelsea Market, Times Square, and Greenwich Village.

Between the up-and-coming nabes of Greenpoint and LIC, and a quick jaunt to Midtown.

Whatever time you stumble in, the 24-hour front desk serves up service with a smile.

Central Midtown location could not be more convenient for traveling and sightseeing.

Murray Hill address near high-end cocktail bars and great restos.

18 stories of sheer genius in this innovative new concept by hospitality guru Sam Gelin.

Guestrooms are stylish, with retro fashion photos and chandeliers.

Soak up some of the best Hudson views in town from your very own New York suite. (Kevin McAllister would be proud.)