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!).

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

Enjoy an authentic NYC experience steeped with elegant architecture and vintage decor near Washington Square Park and Union Square.

Basic but cozy rooms get the job done.

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

This vibrant locale rocks light-filled interiors and expertly blends timeless architecture with contemporary comfort.

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

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

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

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

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

Know what’s better than a pod? A bunk pod, like this one.

Ideal if you wanna be close to LGA/JFK. Also perf for tennis fans, particularly innn, ohhh, sayyyy late Aug/early Sept??

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

Bring your furry friends along for the ride. This place is pet friendly.

Directly across the street from New York’s favorite domestic airport – with a free shuttle to get you there.

Relax, early riser. Breakfast’s included.

Soak up some of the best Hudson views in town from your very own New York suite. (Kevin McAllister would be proud.)

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

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

Scandinavian chic rules the rooms. Even the bowl for your keys and change is cool.

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