Designed by Philippe Starck, the Hudson is very well located by Columbus Circle and practically on the corner of Central Park. The property has a cool décor and a vibrant atmosphere, and some of its highlights include the lobby covered in plants and the many in-house eating options. The hotel bar scene heats up at night, so grab a seat at the beer hall and… Read more »
The Royalton is located in Midtown, close to Times Square and Bryant Park, and a short distance to most things you might want to experience in the city. The hotel has been recently renovated, and the décor impeccably harmonizes leather and wooden styles, resulting in a sleek atmosphere. The lobby is swanky in a classical way, with huge leather or velvet sofas, wooden columns, brass… Read more »
An intimate hotel at an ideal location to explore the city, with midtown and uptown at your feet and subway stations nearby which can take you all over Manhattan. Just off Fifth Avenue and one block away from Central Park, Aka Central Park has comfortable design studios and small apartments, ideal in case you are in town for an extended stay. The entire property follows… Read more »
This top-notch hotel is on our preferred list. Unbeatable location one block from Central Park and Fifth Avenue, walking distance to the great museums of NYC, many amazing restaurants and other attractions you want to see in town. The subway is just around the corner in case you want to head south to Lower Manhattan and its incredible attractions. A refuge amidst the busy metropolis, 1… Read more »
This Soho boutique hotel is a good blend of quirky decor and modern design, with a few homely touches. Located in the heart of the fashionable neighborhood, it is steps away from everything you look for when you stay in Soho: galleries, bars, restaurants and shops in cool surroundings. The in-house restaurant is lavish, busy and attracts locals who join guests in a cheerful atmosphere.… Read more »
Stay at The Beekman if you are looking for a downtown location, or want to enjoy Brooklyn yet stay in Manhattan. It is very close to the Brooklyn Bridge, the new amazing Calatrava station, the new site of the World Trade Center and famous Wall Street. The historic building is an architectural jewel that has been renovated and brought back as a gift to New… Read more »
Countless stays at the New York Palace have made us develop an affection towards it. So much so, that even though the hotel has added Lotte to its name, we cannot help referring to it after its original name: The New York Palace. The hotel is beautifully decorated and has recently been renovated to add touches of modernity to its classic palace style ambience. The… Read more »