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

Convenient locale in the heart of FiDi lands ya just steps from shops, restaurants and public transportation.

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

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

Inviting Lobby Bar that New York Magazine dubbed 'Equal parts retro cocktail den and mad scientist's library.'

Fun fact: home to the largest hotel terrace in NYC – the perfect place to work out your sightseeing game plan (so much is nearby!).

Design-forward digs between Times Square and Hudson Yards, with a serene blue/gray palette and digital Do Not Disturb message.

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

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

Cool-neutral-toned guestrooms are big on style – and big for New York.

Prime biz-meets-pleasure Financial District location.

Start your day right (and relaxed) with dual massage showerheads.

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

This spot lays claim to being the oldest running hotel in New York — safe to say they know what they're doing.

Spacious rooms (a NYC rarity!) with a full kitchen and free WiFi.

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

Walking distance to everything – you are in NYC, after all.

Vibrant, mod-sleek design is on point, but doesn’t sacrifice comfort or service for style.

NYC – you’re sooooooo almost there. North Bergen’s a gateway, just a few miles from Manhattan.

Perched on a tree-lined Soho street, with an all-day street-side restaurant & chic cocktail bar.

Steps from the World Trade Center and 9/11 Memorial, plus Wall St if you’re here for work (or just want a photo with the Charging Bull).

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

Velvet armchairs and '20s-era black-and-white photos evoke classic European character.

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

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

NoMad district address puts ya within a few-min stroll to biggies like the Empire State Building.

Built in 2009, rooms are contemporary, comfortable and reasonably-sized (Miracle on 35th St!).