Gorgeous oak & cherry furnishings, marble bathrooms, mini-kitchenettes – there’s a reason they call themselves ‘NYC’s finest hotel.’

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

Lobby is a study in glossy neutrals and statement lighting. We likey.

White oak floors with cozy rugs are a refreshing change of pace.

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

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

Understated Beaux Arts style a mere block from Grand Central – modernized without losing its soul.

Escapist luxury with modern touches.

Not your typical generic Midtown stay – Night raises the cool bar a few notches with an uber stylish take on classic black and white.

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

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

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

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

With interactive works from well-known artists, the hip lobby is like an intimate art gallery.

Style-on-a-dime done very, very right. Now in one of the neon-y-est corners of the universe, steps from theaters galore.

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

A true suite, with King bed and separate living space done up in classy muted tones.