Once a private political club, now a modern, boutiquey retreat from the frenetic Midtown pace.

Modern stunner tucked away in the eclectic (in a good way) Long Island City 'hood mere minutes to Midtown.

A subway ride away from allllll those NYC biggies (aka: stressful in-city parking’s a non-problem).

Traditional rooms rock dark cherry wood furnishings, flat-screen TVs and free WiFi.

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

A handful of blocks to the subway (read: car-free Manhattan venturing is a breeze).

Occupying a (you guessed it) former paper factory, now transformed into a contemporary, sophisticated place to rest your head.

Spacious suites with 40" TVs and kitchenettes for home-style cookin'.

Within a short drive to both Citi Field & LaGuardia Airport.

Chinatown location offers a variety of tasty treats within walking distance. Dim-sum? Yum!

Complimentary breakfast thinks you’re beautiful and should have seconds.

Throws in a free breakfast.

Free breakfast! Yes, there’s coffee.

Historic opera house stunningly renovated, it's centrally located in the Bronx with easy access to the subway.

Vibrant and culturally diverse, this is one of NYC’s most historic ‘hoods (and just a block from the subway if you’re Midtown-bound).

Once a private political club, now a modern, boutiquey retreat from the frenetic Midtown pace.

Bold wall art against neutral decor gives each room a gallery vibe (minus the snooty curators).

Location takes the cake — so close to the subway, Empire State Building, Macy’s and so much more.

Vibe is bold and contemporary, with a monochromatic color palette and eye-popping original pieces from artist William Engel.

As in-the-heart as it gets – smack dab in the middle of Midtown, near Radio City Music Hall, Rockefeller Center, MOMA, Times Square – the works.

Spacious accommodations in Manhattan? Not a myth. The goddess of guestrooms is on your side.

Rooms all boast a fun palette, quirky patterns & brand-new bathrooms (with rainfall showers, o’course), thanks to a recent reno.

Mid-century modern design is oh-so-Brooklyn.

Perfect for when you just want a central home base. And free breakfast. There's much to be said for that.

Service-centric approach leaves you feeling exceptionally well-hosted (and wondering if ESP is actually a thing).

Walkable to Central Park, Times Square and a bazillion bars and restaurants, from classic steakhouses to all kinds of ethnic eats.

Apartment-style suites are seriously spacious (and not just for New York).

Rooms start waaay up on the 28th floor and treat you to dizzying views of the skyline or East River.

Basic but cozy rooms get the job done.

Ai Fiori, its sophisticated, Michelin-starred restaurant, and the adjacent Bar Fiori for its craft cocktails and small plates.