This section of Brooklyn has long been starved for a hotel befitting the neighborhood's new cool. But it was worth the wait: 1 Hotel has nailed the... Read More
Famed hotelier Barry Sternlicht's hotel chain, 1 Hotels, is popular with environmentalists, who will love the nightstand chalkboards that have replaced... Read More
With a faux fur–clad lobby, Jetsons-style leather chairs, and mod prints by photographer Guy Bourdin, 6 Columbus presents an opportunity to revel... Read More
It didn't reinvent New York's downtown hotel scene the way the Soho Grand and the Mercer did—it came later, in 2001—but this hyperdesigned,... Read More
Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants' first New York outpost, set in quiet, largely residential Murray Hill, may not exactly have the sexiest location, but... Read More
Located on 29th Street in a historic building dating back to 1904, the Ace Hotel rises 12 stories above Midtown Manhattan. The hotel boasts 260 guest... Read More
Behind the red-brick and limestone façade of the Algonquin, William Faulkner penned his Nobel Prize acceptance speech, Orson Welles honeymooned, and the... Read More
A property just 25 miles outside of Manhattan, with 143 rooms, a new Joseph Christopher spa, and chef Todd Jacobs’s Atlantica restaurant. Read More
The city’s second property from Hyatt’s boutique brand—located directly across from the New York Public Library—has 184 loftlike... Read More
In lieu of a conventional check-in desk at the tech-savvy, Rockwell Group–designed Andaz, a host greets you in the lobby, offers you a seat and a glass... Read More
The three-bedroom guesthouse at Apple Pond Farm comes with a fully equipped kitchen and plenty of toys that will delight the kids. Rooms from $420 (five... Read More
The property was built in 1883 and underwent a restoration in 2010. The inn’s bar and restaurant feel almost Southern, like something out of a... Read More
Does everything taste better when it comes out of a Baccarat glass? The answer is mais oui, particularly when it’s a welcome glass of champagne in the... Read More
When Richard Gere and his wife, Carey Lowell, decided to try their hand at the hotel business, some might have expected a flashy, over-the-top scene fit... Read More
The quirky property in Rhinebeck has been hosting guests since 1766 (yes, George Washington slept here), and though modernized, it retains its original... Read More
Set on the Lower East Side's main thoroughfare, this 22-room brick guesthouse—originally built as a tenement in 1879—perfectly embodies its... Read More
Downtown's hoteliers Eric Goode and Sean MacPherson took the raw spirit of the Bowery and transformed it into this luxe boutique hotel, which houses the... Read More
Founded by native Italians Margherita and Saffo, Bravo Holiday Residences manages a collection of villas for vacation rentals in Italy. The company... Read More
An updated homestead from the 17th century set on 70 lush green acres along the banks of the Hudson River, Buttermilk Falls Inn & Spa has 18... Read More
This comfortably chic hotel holds a prime location—flanked by Times Square and Fifth Avenue—and adds its soaring 48 floors to the already... Read More
mar 17Stylish and compact, this former members-only club is a well-designed secret among midtown hotels. The 65 smallish rooms have combed-plaster... Read More
Stylish and compact, this former members-only club is a well-designed secret among midtown hotels. The 65 smallish rooms have combed-plaster walls,... Read More
The Conrad, which has been open since 2012, is a great option for a modernist hotel in the heart of downtown. It's got some great art surprises, such as... Read More
Located in the Bowery neighborhood, the Cooper Square Hotel is a 21-story, glass-and-steel building designed by award-winning architect Carlos Zapata.... Read More
Originally built as a rectory, this restored Victorian inn with five guest rooms is within walking distance of Warren Street's plentiful antiques shops... Read More
With its location in the Upper East Side, a few blocks from the East River, this Courtyard by Marriott offers rooms that are quieter andmore spacious... Read More
The first American outpost from Kit and Tim Kemp’s London-based Firmdale hotel brand felt like a breath of fresh air—and color—when it first opened in... Read More
One of two lakeside inns in buildings owned by Wells College, the 1858 former residence was reimagined, top to toe, by American Girl doll creator... Read More
Surfers and New York City media types flock to the shingled, L-shaped East Deck Motel for its retro look and unbeatable location along Ditch Plains... Read More
A cross between a bed and breakfast (except there’s no breakfast) and a hostel, East Village Bed & Coffee is the creation of Anne Edris. Since... Read More
Situated between Lincoln Center and Central Park, this hotel has 422 units, all of which have floor-to-ceiling windows to let in the best views.... Read More
The 10 motel-style rooms are outfitted with crisp white linens and flat-screen televisions. Read More
Located one block from Penn Station, steps from Chelsea, Hell’s Kitchen, and the Meatpacking District, this is Kimpton’s fourth Big Apple... Read More
Stay at this updated waterfront wilderness-style retreat. Read More
Located less than two miles from the Empire State Building, Times Square, New York University, Madison Square Garden and more, Four Points by Sheraton... Read More
Raising the opulence bar—even for a Four Seasons property—this soaring, sleek, I. M. Pei-designed tower epitomizes the cool high life in... Read More
Units at this gray-shingled northeastern beach cottage come with their own kitchens for staging private wine-and-cheese wind-downs. Read More
With 187 rooms and 23 suites, the Hotel Gansevoort is a stylish resort located in New York’s Meatpacking District. The hotel features decidedly... Read More
Attracting a steady flow of celebrities (like its Meatpacking District sibling), this NoMad (north of Madison Square Park) hotel is within easy walking... Read More
Built in 1911 for real estate maven Robert Goelet on a hill overlooking Glenmere Lake, the pink Tuscan-style mansion was never intended to blend in with... Read More
With an ultra-swanky checkerboard-tiled lobby, where rough-hewn wooden columns support a 20-foot ceiling, and 185 rooms done up in Raphaelite tones of... Read More
Thirty bright rooms face an onsite pool. Read More
Actor-entrepreneur Robert De Niro opened this hotel in 2008, but the corner building, erected on an empty parking lot, looks as if it’s been... Read More
The 300-room Hampton Inn Manhattan-Times Square North sits just minutes from New York’s Broadway theaters and popular attractions such as... Read More
For families or extended stay travelers, Herrick Guest Suites one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartment suites provide the essential comforts of home.... Read More
Though it’s just steps from some of New York City’s buzziest attractions (Chelsea’s art galleries, the restaurants of the Meatpacking District, and of... Read More
The property is a nice change from the area’s chain hotels: B&B accommodations, art glass, and antiques in an 1890 Greek Revival mansion in a... Read More
The 1,980-room Hilton New York generates much of its electric power and hot water from a PureCell power system, the only one of its kind in a New York... Read More
Perfectly wired for working models, aspiring fashionistas, and those simply "in the business," this West 26th Street hotel (formerly the Fashion 26by... Read More
Situated within a mile and a half of Central Park, Times Square, and the theatre district, this 17-story hotel is ideal for visitors seeking a... Read More
Who would stock a Manhattan mini-bar with a harmonica and furnish a bathroom with denim bathrobes? The answer: cult-favorite Grupo Habita, the inventive... Read More
Located in midtown Manhattan just steps from Times Square and Broadway, Hotel Edison was built in 1931 in the same art deco style as Radio City... Read More
Located in the Upper West Side between Central Park and Columbus Avenue, the 16-story Hotel Excelsior overlooks the verdant park, the Hayden Planetarium... Read More
A high-design (and high-profile) herald of change in a once-grubby neighborhood, the glass-façaded Rivington soars above the old brick tenements of the... Read More
One of the few independent hotels left in Manhattan, this 142-room bijou is cherished by Europeans (and savvy celebrities) for its intimacy and... Read More
This charming little B&B in an 1855 Gothic Revival house on Van Cleef Lake features Victorian antiques and full sit-down breakfasts. Read More
Starting with the Philippe Starck-designed "decompression chamber" upon entry, with its escalator that moves you away from the streets of New York and... Read More
Cross the Hudson on the nearby Beacon Bridge and dine 100 feet from the water at this Cold Spring property, listed on the National Register of Historic... Read More
Two adjoining town houses comprise this unassuming Victorian inn, housed in an 1834 brownstone just south of historic Gramercy Park. The look&mdash... Read More
Soak up the woods and the sounds of a nearby creek while reclining on the porch of the tidy and tranquil property. Read More
Opened July 2010, this 36-story, glass paneled hotel towers above Times Square at 44th Street and 8th Avenue. Each of the 607 guestrooms offer... Read More
The cozy Victorian hotel on Signal Hill was built in 1912 and overlooks Mirror Lake. There are 10 tidy, affordable rooms and a stellar restaurant that... Read More
Opened in September, 2010, this Modernist addition to SoHo has a permanent art collection and 114 rooms with natural linen bedding and reclaimed... Read More
While the Jane, designed by Sean MacPherson (the Bowery Hotel, the Maritime Hotel), is romantic in theory—an old riverfront building with tiny... Read More
Formerly Jumeirah Essex House ... Read More
At Kate’s Lazy Meadow Motel, the quirky personality of Kate Pierson, one of the lead singers for the B-52’s, shines through in every detail.... Read More
You're on your own at this hip approximation of a Victorian pied-à-terre, but that's one of its selling points. Checking in means ringing the... Read More
After a devastating fire in 2005 damaged the original 1882 main house, the hotel reopened a new five-suite 30,000-square-foot main building in August of... Read More
You’d never use chic to describe the Empire State Building area, packed with souvenir shops and sports bars. But enter the Langham Place Fifth... Read More
Situated just south of Central Park, Le Parker Meridien hotel juxtaposes classic chic with whimsical details. The cathedral-like lobby has a marble... Read More
Don’t let the frivolous pink façade of Lefèvre House fool you. Behind the Victorian frippery is a sleek, European-style inn. The... Read More
This iconic Park Avenue hotel is located in midtown, just two blocks from Central Park, and recently underwent a facelift that cost a cool $100 million... Read More
Built and designed by its owners, the bed and breakfast has an eccentric Victorian vibe with rooms full of antiques. Read More
Hotelier Sean MacPherson drew inspiration from 1980s New York for the Ludlow Hotel on the Lower East Side. Rooms feature design touches like fur throws... Read More
The 11 rooms mix old and new, as in flat-screen TV’s atop antique bureaus. Pub grub and a carved 19-foot-long bar make the downstairs tavern a... Read More
As sumptuous and plush as the Four Seasons (a few blocks away) is slick and modern, the popular MO occupies the 35th through the 54th floors of the Time... Read More
Built in 1903, the Mansfield Hotel is located just a few blocks from Times Square and was the home of reputed Great Gatsby inspiration Max von Gerlach. ... Read More
In a landmark building on the Upper East Side, The Mark has been reimagined by French designer Jacques Grange as a soigné retreat. The striking... Read More
Let the Marmara Manhattan hotel serve as home base during your stay in New York. Each of the 109 rooms, from the studio suites to the penthouse, are eq... Read More
This chic, glass-walled hotel abuts Williamsburg’s popular McCarren Park. There’s plenty to see within walking distance, given that the hotel is located... Read More
This inn’s breakfast has made a name for itself as one of Long Island’s most indulgent; don’t leave without sampling the lobster... Read More
Families return year after year to this 131-room lakefront complex in the Adirondack Mountains, drawn by the casual vibe and the pub-style food from the... Read More
Family-owned and operated since 1869, the 251-room Mohonk Mountain House resembles a Victorian castle—albeit one known for its daily outdoor activities.... Read More
One of the most anticipated new hotels in the city, the Mondrian SoHo opened its 270 rooms in February 2011. It’s an odd mix of 18th-century... Read More
The 80-year old island staple, where Charles Lindbergh once visited, gave its 107 rooms a multimillion dollar overhaul in 2009. The property has a... Read More
One of the city’s first boutique hotels, Morgans was established by Studio 54 cofounder Ian Schrager in 1984. Renovated in 2008, the Murray Hill... Read More
Set on 100 acres; the seven guest rooms have antique furnishings and some have fireplaces. Read More
The property’s May 2015 opening in the 1909 Met Life Tower on Madison Square Park marked hotelier Ian Schrager’s return to New York. Inside the opulent... Read More
Situated behind a gated courtyard and an arched colonnade, the New York Palace is a luxury hotel located directly across the street from St. Patrick... Read More
NoMo SoHo (formerly called the Mondrian) opened its 263 rooms in February 2011 and was renovated in April 2015. It’s an odd mix of 18th-century elegance... Read More
The brick-and-steel Nu Brooklyn Hotel has 93 minimalist-chic rooms appointed with faux-sheepskin rugs, gauzy white curtains, and Brooklyn-centric... Read More
Situated in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, the Omni Berkshire Place is one block from St. Patrick’s Cathedral and two blocks from New York&rsquo... Read More
Popular among student travelers and Columbia-visiting academics, this upper-Broadway hotel offers a surprising amount of comfort and style for an... Read More
Built in 1909, this Federal-style resort makes a grand first impression thanks to 30-foot pillars and a lengthy walkway up to the entrance. Wide... Read More
Pritzker Prize-winning architect Christian de Portzamparc lent his genius to this staggering 210-room property, which towers over midtown Manhattan’s... Read More
The grande dame of luxury hotel spas in Manhattan—with a huge amount of space, to boot. This is a hushed oasis of calm, complete with a pool, ten... Read More
Stay at this five-room Victorian B&B. Read More
After a five-year renovation, the 1854 Rhinecliff Hotel is once again a bustling hub. The nine rooms have balconies that seem to float over the Hudson.... Read More
The converted motor lodge added two spas and nine rooms with interiors inspired by 1960’s TV classics like I Dream of Jeannie and Bewitched. Read More
When trendsetting hotelier Ian Schrager opened the Royalton in 1988, he proved that a hotel could be as hot of a destination as a nightclub. Two decades... Read More
The rooms at the Sherwood Inn—a former stagecoach stop—have lake views and fireplaces. Read More
The north fork of Long Island—a 30-mile strip of oceanside plains dotted with farms and boutique wineries—is the quiet alternative to the... Read More
A multi-million dollar renovation has transformed this gorgeous hotel (formerly 60 Thompson) into Sixty Soho, the flagship of the new Sixty hotels brand... Read More
A recent renovation gave the Smyth Hotel a new mid-century residential vibe, with the lobby envisioned as Tribeca's living room. Little Park by Andrew... Read More
This trendsetting refuge for downtown movers and shakers still has as much élan as it did when it opened in 1996. Interior designer William Sofield has... Read More
Part private members’ club and part hotel, the Soho House is located inside a repurposed warehouse building in New York’s Meatpacking... Read More
The low-key property is a revamped oceanfront motel. Read More
The low-key Tudor-style hotel has beachy accents like sisal carpets and wood-burning fireplaces. Read More
Recently acquired by the London-based St. Giles hotel group, The Court and The Tuscany are located in the peaceful Murray Hill neighborhood, yet are... Read More
Built in 1904 and still gleaming, this Beaux-Arts beauty is a well-polished monument to old New York. The lobby, restored to its turn of the 20th... Read More
Urban chic is the theme at this Midtown Manhattan hotel, developed by hotelier Vikram Chatwal. The lobby boasts whimsical chandeliers and 18,000-gallon... Read More
In the late 1990s, hotelier André Balazs put his fashionable stamp on New York’s tranquil Shelter Island by turning a vintage motel into a... Read More
Owned by a team of New York City club impresarios, the Surf Lodge made a splash when it opened its 32-waterfront rooms on Fort Pond in the summer of... Read More
Intimate, elegant, and authentically Villagey, the Abingdon occupies two adjacent, refurbished 18th-century Federal town houses in the heart of the West... Read More
The Beekman, which opened in 2016, is one of the Financial District’s best hotel debuts in years. The 1881 landmark building, which was once the... Read More
Housed in a 1927 Beaux-Arts building designed by famed architect Emery Roth, this midtown hotel is located within a mile of Times Square. The high... Read More
A modern interpretation of a British gentlemen’s club, the Blakely hotel is situated in midtown west, just a short walk from Central Park and... Read More
A 1904 Beaux-Arts tribute to 19th-century New York opulence has been pared down for the present, undergoing major renovations in 2008. The Murray Hill... Read More
A stylish classic, the Carlyle gets all the details right—from the chessboard floors and (still-working!) mail chutes to the Empire Suite, a... Read More
Once a 1930s hangout for the likes of Fred Astaire, Irving Berlin, and John Barrymore, the Lambs Club, originally designed by Beaux-Arts architect... Read More
The lakeside Victorian B&B has romantic rooms decked out with Persian rugs and antique beds. Read More
A chic but affordable home base for a New York City visit, the Harlem Flophouse is set in a historic 1890s townhouse that was once a single-family home.... Read More
The highlight of this animal farm is Apple, the potbellied pig whose bristly coat is an almost meditative pleasure to pet and who may very well try to... Read More
The 149-room Kitano hotel could not have a better location for business or leisure travelers. It is on Park Avenue in Manhattan’s Murray Hill... Read More
This Beaux Arts-style landmark property recently reopened as a hotel for the first time in almost a century. It occupies a coveted space right in... Read More
Although nonbibliophiles may find it a tad precious, it's hard not to be charmed by the schtick of this bookish hotel. In a nod to the nearby New York... Read More
Since opening in late 2006, the London may have received less press than its Gordon Ramsay-run in-house restaurant, but this elegant, all-suite hotel... Read More
Less glamorous than the Carlyle and less fanciful than the Plaza Athénée, the Lowell at first seems more conservative than its genteel Upper East Side... Read More
Opened in 2008, the Marcel at Gramercy is located in New York’s Gramercy Park. The mod-inspired hotel features 135 guest rooms furnished with... Read More
Formerly the headquarters of the National Maritime Union, this Chelsea boutique hotel is housed in a 12-story white building lined with row after row of... Read More
Situated on the Upper East Side, this landmark hotel combines a 1920’s façade with a contemporary interior by renowned French designer Jacques Grange.... Read More
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Situated in the 1926 Taft Hotel building, a 22-story Spanish Renaissance—style structure on Seventh Avenue, this Italian-inspired hotel is just a four... Read More
The Millennium UN Plaza Hotel is located at the core of the Big Apple. Overlooking the headquarters of the United Nations and just blocks from Grand... Read More
The Muse Hotel, located in New York’s Theater District, has an almost whimsical feel. The lobby welcomes guests with a double-sided artificial... Read More
The stone-and-timber modernized hunting lodge was built in the ‘60s. Ask for a room in the Stone Lodges with views of Hessian Lake. Read More
Of the same vintage as the neighboring St. Regis (both hotels were built between 1904 and 1905), the Peninsula has retained its decorative Beaux-Arts... Read More
The Pierre, A Taj Hotel, New York refreshes the luxury and exclusivity that have long defined the hotel. From that unparalleled location—at the... Read More
The Palm Court's famed stained-glass ceiling was re-created pane-for-pane with the help of New York City's Landmarks Preservation Commission. Touch... Read More
Taking its cue from the Ikea school of cheap chic, this youth-oriented urban hotel isn't for everyone. But its 347 tiny, clean, cleverly designed rooms... Read More
On the western corner of New York's Shelter Island, the Pridwin offers guests panoramic views of Southold Bay and easy access to Crescent Beach. Some of... Read More
This relative newcomer has all the trappings of the city's most revered, upscale galleries. In the lobby, a 15-foot photo wall serves as a rotating... Read More
Set at the southern tip of Manhattan, this Ritz Carlton may be the only hotel in the city where you'll wake to the morning cries of seagulls. These... Read More
The sight (and, it must be said, smell) of carriage horses greets you as you enter this 33-story, limestone-fronted building on the southern edge of... Read More
To get a true sense of the brand of luxury the Roosevelt Hotel has exemplified since opening in 1924, guests needn't venture past the lobby, where the... Read More
Opt for the Mother & Daughter Retreat Package, which includes 75-minute facials, manicures, pedicures, and a two-night stay at this country lodge on... Read More
Situated directly across from Central Park in the center of midtown Manhattan, this grand-scale boutique hotel has a sumptuous feel, from its opulent... Read More
Most people don't think of midtown Manhattan as a place to chill out—but don't tell the Shoreham, a 177-room hotel that resembles a chic spa... Read More
André Balazs returns with his latest Standard hotel, this time in the East Village in what was the Cooper Square Hotel in this imposing 21-story high... Read More
André Balazs understands that stellar views in New York City have less to do with the height of a building than with its context. The perennial... Read More
Set in a landmark 17-story Beaux-Arts-style building on Madison Avenue and 76th Street, the 190-room hotel reopened in 2009 following a $60 million top... Read More
This modern, Brooklyn-inspired boutique hotel in Williamsburg is the essence of urban sophistication. Each of the 183 rooms has bold and stylish decor,... Read More
Like your meals, lodging is simple but memorable—there’s no TV, and your light is by propane lam, but every unit has a lake view. Far from... Read More
The 201-room Tribeca Grand is significantly smaller than its SoHo sister property, but you wouldn't know it from the hotel's soaring atrium, eight... Read More
This soaring black monolith on Columbus Circle, with its gold awning that seems to jut out into traffic, isn't the subtlest hotel in town—but then... Read More
This striking, 46-story property is within walking distance of Lower Manhattan neighborhoods such as Greenwich Village and SoHo. Public spaces are... Read More
This creative bed-and-breakfast blends luxury with a rustic Brooklyn vibe. The spacious and uncluttered rooms have features like cathedral ceilings... Read More
Opened in August 2011, W Hotel’s Lower Manhattan location is a 58-story hotel with all of the amenities that the W brand is known for: signature... Read More
Accessed via an private entrance off 50th Street, the Waldorf Towers hotel occupies floors 27 through 42 of the famed Waldorf=Astoria, an Art Deco... Read More
This brick-clad boutique hotel in the heart of Greenwich Village is equidistant from the Village Vanguard, Bleecker Street, Union Square, and Washington... Read More
Instantly recognizable by the large red “WJ” marking the front entrance, the six-story Washington Jefferson Hotel is located within a... Read More
The rentals are simple and summery, like the town of Clayton itself, with screened porches and a view of the St. Lawrence River. Read More
Hidden in the dunes beyond the center of Amagansett, the property isn’t the height of glamour, but it has steps leading right onto a private beach... Read More
Rustic, all-suite lodge featuring white-pine beams, cast-iron fireplaces, and well-equipped rooms (full kitchens; private patios) abutting the 6 million... Read More
This 150-room boutique hotel is one of the only ones you'll find in Brooklyn, but that's not the reason it stands out. The Williamsburg Hotel was... Read More
People are still buzzing about the "new Brooklyn," where each artisan establishment seems to out-craft the next. And the Wythe—near the Williamsburg... Read More
People are still buzzing about the “new Brooklyn,” where each artisan establishment seems to out-craft the next. And the Wythe—near... Read More
