Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Spacious guest room suites offer apartment-style amenities and a quick train ride to NYC.

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

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

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?

Minutes from financial centers. (Oh, and outlet malls — although financial centers can be fun too.)

Need free WiFi? You got it.

Cheery and inviting, in all its quintessential Holiday Inn Express-ness.

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

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

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

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

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

Industrial-meets-plush design is so very Soho.

Bright, minimalist rooms are straight-up SoHo, from the reclaimed wood to the exposed pipes.

Restaurant rocks classic red tufted banquette seating and a life-sized bull statue (for obvious and stock-market-y reasons).

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

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

Social yet chill Downtown NYC hotel, perf for the locale.

Cozy rooms come with fresh, contemporary decor and pillowtop mattresses.

Placed in the heart of the Financial District, you're just steps from the Brooklyn Bridge and the stunning architecture of the Oculus.

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

Hip location, mere steps from killer nightclubs, swanky shopping and stellar restaurants.

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

Set solidly in Chinatown with easy on-foot access to Little Italy + the Lower East Side.

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

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