Lower East Side locale puts you just steps from the most happening ‘hoods in NYC.

Just a 10-min walk from the buzz of Times Square.

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

Central Park? Times Square? Lincoln Center? Choose your NYC landmark — they're all just minutes away.

Free coffee and tea!

Newly renovated, with contemporary rooms and enhanced amenities; near Madison Square Garden, Penn Station, Flat Iron, Hudson Yards and more.

Location's ace – you're right by Battery Park, a multitude of museums and several subway stops.

Beautiful Beaux Arts facade gives way to a thoroughly contemporary, retro-mod lobby and bar.

Young, energetic atmosphere all about the experience of being in never-sleeping Manhattan.

Decor from emerging artists ups the indie vibe.

Staff so friendly you'll feel right at home — plus amenities.

Don’t be fooled by the ultra-mod exterior. Interiors are decidedly traditional and inviting.

Free WiFi satisfies both biz travelers and social media addicts.

Comfy rooms in the heart of Chinatown minutes from everything downtown and Brooklyn.

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

Fashion-themed decor includes mannequins in the lobby and modern art prints in the rooms.

Art Nouveau decor gives off 19th-century vibes in the best way possible.

Nearby subway makes it easy to zip around like a true New Yorker.

Spot-on location puts you in the heart of Times Square, close to Broadway shows and ginormous pastrami on rye deli sandos.

Jazzy contemporary style in an eclectic 'hood.

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

4-star hotel located on Seventh Avenue at West 48th Street in the heart of Times Square.

Short walk from the Theater District and all the Times Square you can handle.

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

In the heart of Little Italy, close to Chinatown and the birthplace of the Cronut – finding good eats will definitely not be a problem.

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

Each floor of the hotel draws inspiration from a different era in East Village history—from the earliest settlers to the punk era to today—while celebrating the neighborhood’s spirit.

Original details abound in the red brick Gothic seminary building renovated to house 60 intimate, eclectically vintage guestrooms.

Industrial-meets-plush design is so very Soho.

If these walls could talk, they'd tell ambling tales of the Beat poets and counterculture icons who holed up here in their heyday.

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