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

Porthole windows and wood-paneling make you feel like you’re on a boat, only you’re in Manhattan, and not The Lonely Island.

Industrial-mod design mixes nautical portholes, earthy teak and sleek silver.

Walking distance to the biggies: Empire State, Madison Square Garden, Flat Iron Building and Times Square (Shake Shack stop optional, but recommended).

Crisp, whitewashed and effortlessly upscale in-room style is a perf respite from the buzz on ya doorstep.

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

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

Feel like a Mad Man (or Woman) at this vibrant midtown Madison Avenue address.

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

Steps from vibrant eateries, lively bars and the Empire State Building.

Former printing house turned urban retreat, with style that definitely makes an impression.

Inviting Lobby Bar that New York Magazine dubbed "equal parts retro cocktail den and mad scientist's library."

Iconic Art Deco building that overlooks – you guessed it – Bryant Park.

Glossy, sleek and oh-so-chic.

The brand’s first US address is the former Rosenwach factory. Hip friend’s-loft vibe rocks a mish-mash of mid-century modern and modern-modern.

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

Stunning modern design by global biggies Meyer Davis, with greenery, literature, artifacts and spa-quality amenities designed to inspire.