Just off I-95 for easy access to shops, restaurants & local attractions.

Breakfast is free, and so is the coffee and tea.

Complimentary Morning Spread with DIY omelette bar – perfect before heading into the Big Apple.

Function-over-frill focus has all you need without going overboard about it.

Full American breakfast buffet is enough to turn even non-breakfasters into die-hard loyalists.

Easy access to NYC, the turnpike and Newark airport – where else could you wanna go?

Industrial-meets-plush design is so very Soho.

Glossy, sleek and oh-so-chic.

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

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

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

Lobby and rooms as stylish as the ‘hood (which is very!). Bowery Station is right out front, so getting around couldn’t be easier.

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

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.

Relax in chic boutique accommodations, which boast thoughtful details, cutting-edge technology and expansive views of NYC.

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

Between the Highline and the Hudson.

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

Timelessly classic rooms feel like a step back in time to a more glamorous era (‘cept you get WiFi, rainfall showers & 55” flat screens, natch).

Exquisite details, relaxed décor and classic Federal Revival style architecture (historic level: 1825) with all the modern comforts.

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

A magnet for celebrities, you never know who will walk through the chic lobby.

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

Chelsea one side, Flatiron on the other. Trendy spot, either way.

Comfortable beds and simple, soothing decor.

The first thing to note about this Tribeca hotel is its impressive art collection

Two blocks from Madison Square Garden.

It’s the Four Seasons. If that alone doesn’t draw you in, maybe the exclusive killer spa and indoor lap pool will.