The city doesn't sleep, but this'll be your quiet, comfy oasis.

Fun and stylish stay in an impeccable location, steps from Times Square, Penn Station and the Empire State Building.

Onsite dining means a stellar meal is always at your doorstep. The perks of being a homebody.

In the mood for a leisurely lunch? Look no further than the hotel’s own eatery.

Year-round rooftop bar is a must for creative cocktails & trendy vibes. Rendezvous during the daily Happy Hour from 5pm to 7pm.

Built in 2009, rooms are contemporary, comfortable and reasonably-sized (Miracle on 35th St!).

If this place were a person, it’d be a personal trainer, inspiring you to get fit and eat better. That said, Cork & Kale does have some tasty desserts(!).

Boutique-style hideaway, done up in a simple palette of jade and brass with the occasional (surprise!) pop of yellow.

The city doesn't sleep, but this'll be your quiet, comfy oasis.

Brand new spot in Chelsea with in-room kitchenettes.

Brand new digs in Chelsea featuring bright and colorful rooms.

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

Well-connected spot a mere 2 blocks from Madison Square Garden & Penn Station, and walkable to the new Hudson Yards shopping/dining complex.

Overindulged while out on the town? Sweat it out in the gym.

Theater District locale drops ya a mere 10-min stroll from must-sees like Times Square (aka: buh-bye, stressful parallel parking).

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

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

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

Attractive rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows are ginormous by NYC standards.

Masculine, modern ship cabin vibe heavy on the leather, brass and exotic woods.

Colorful, eclectic rooms.

Chelsea one side, Flatiron on the other. Trendy spot, either way.

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

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

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

Display your 'tude with the MoodPad, which lets you control (yup) mood lighting and all the techie toys.

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

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

Between the Highline and the Hudson.

Fully equipped kitchen in every room for home cookin' away from home.

Two blocks from Madison Square Garden.