Between the Highline and the Hudson.

Comfy rooms in the heart of Chinatown minutes from everything downtown and Brooklyn.

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

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

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

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

In the middle of Midtown, a shining light of Art Deco design from that era's heyday.

Fashion-themed decor includes mannequins in the lobby and modern art prints in the rooms.

Share without too-too-much togetherness. Individual bunks give you all your own space. Like a dorm only more civilized.

4-star hotel located on Seventh Avenue at West 48th Street in the heart of Times Square.

Sleek and modern accommodations in Chelsea, ideally situated a short walk from all the Midtown sites.

The Crash Pad is designed with a single traveler in mind, offering a twin bed and a cozy space across 150 square feet.

Spot-on location puts you in the heart of Times Square, close to Broadway shows and ginormous pastrami on rye deli sandos.

Right in Midtown, close to everything from the Park to Times Square.

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

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

Don’t be fooled by the ultra-mod exterior. Interiors are decidedly traditional and inviting.

You didn't know rooms came this big in Manhattan.

Just a 10-min walk from the buzz of Times Square.

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

Super convenient location for both work and play (shoutout to the MTA).

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

Experience all of Manhattan in Midtown East, mere blocks from Grand Central, the UN, Park Avenue and endless shopping, dining and entertainment.

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

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.

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

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

In trendy Tribeca, steps from Canal Street and Chinatown.

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

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

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

Contemporary decor and minimalist design flow throughout this stylish 2,000 sq ft (!) penthouse suite.