Easy walk to the train for access to Manhattan, if that’s where you’re headed.

No need to venture out for your culture fix – fabulous local art can be found throughout.

In-room windows are huge, gigantic even (the better to see the killer views with).

Convenient location puts you near shops, eats and the subway station.

Offering a fresh and innovative way to stay in Rockaway Beach, The Rockaway Hotel is your urban beach getaway with a new view of New York City

Yo, Adria! Great location in a swell neighborhood and within walking distance of the LIRR for trips to Manhattan.

Basic but cozy rooms get the job done.

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

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

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

Buzzing shops, restaurants and local attractions are at your fingertips.

Sleek guestrooms are spacious (especially by Midtown standards) and just underwent a multi-million dollar reno.

Top-notch location in the heart of Times Square is within two blocks of Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music Hall & 5th Avenue shops.

Sleek, elegant design puts you in an Empire state of mind.

Classic theater façade gives way to a swanky 2-story lobby, fireplace, mood lighting and convo areas set the tone.

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

Ultra-hip boutique hotel with fab perks like lush outdoor space and free gym access.

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

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

Convenient location near shops, restaurants and local attractions.

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

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.

Recently constructed, a shiny spot in the newly hip Long Island City area of Queens (and just over the bridge from Manhattan).

Sleek style stolen right from SoHo. Not your father’s Flushing.