Convenient location near shops, restaurants and local attractions.

Café’s a stellar choice for standout local eats + a killer cup of coffee (pro tip: peruse the events calendar & try to catch a live show).

With a location right in the Flower District, the name Hilton Garden Inn has never been more appropriate.

Between the up-and-coming nabes of Greenpoint and LIC, and a quick jaunt to Midtown.

Right by the subway for easy access to all the must-visits.

Trendy Greenpoint stay less than a mile from (even trendier) Williamsburg. Didn’t pack quite right? Hit the local shops.

Central Park? Times Square? Lincoln Center? Choose your NYC landmark — they're all just minutes away.

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

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

Glossy, sleek and oh-so-chic.

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

In the heart of Chinatown (hello, good eats!), steps from the N train.

We’re about a mile from The High Line, Chelsea Market, Times Square, and Greenwich Village.

Décor inside the historic industrialist building takes its cues from the ‘hood’s roots as a working class Dutch settlement.

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

Convenient location near shops, restaurants and local attractions.

Between floral-filled interiors, eye-popping art, mouth-watering eateries, and cozy bedrooms, there’s something to stir each of the senses.

Art Nouveau decor gives off 19th-century vibes in the best way possible.

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

Location's ace – you're right by Battery Park, a multitude of museums and several subway stops.

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

Native NYC-ers will be jealous of your just-spacious-enough room.

Nearby subway makes it easy to zip around like a true New Yorker.

Bigger than average guestrooms, with those famed Heavenly Beds that live up to their name.

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

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

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

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

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

Central Midtown location could not be more convenient for traveling and sightseeing.

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

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