70 Park Avenue Hotel
Kimpton's Park Avenue townhouse, with a fireplace lobby.
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Desks that work, wifi that holds, and meeting space on site.
Kimpton's Park Avenue townhouse, with a fireplace lobby.
European design on Maiden Lane, near Wall Street.
Marriott's European design badge, on West 40th Street.
Serviced residences built for stays of a week or more.
Residences on a quiet Midtown East street near the river.
Serviced residences on West 45th, built for longer stays.
A modern tower with a rooftop bar, west of Times Square.
Marriott's design-led mid-scale, near the Seaport.
Design-led mid-scale with a free airport shuttle.
Loft-style rooms on Eleventh Avenue, near Hudson Yards.
Loft-scaled rooms opposite the New York Public Library.
A rooftop bar with a straight-on Empire State Building view.
Large rooms and Italian marble bathrooms, near the Empire State.
Free breakfast beside the JFK AirTrain interchange.
Free breakfast and a short walk to Javits and Penn Station.
Choice Hotels' upscale badge on the flower district block.
Choice Hotels' upscale badge in the theatre district.
Full kitchens and free guest laundry, built for long stays.
A small hotel in Downtown Brooklyn.
A narrow glass tower on 45th with unusually good light.
A Singapore-run hotel on a quiet block near Bryant Park.
A business-focused hotel steps from the World Trade Center.
Efficient business rooms minutes from Grand Central.
A business hotel steps from Rockefeller Center.
Quiet, efficient rooms in the middle of the theatre district.
Apartment-style units with kitchens near Grand Central.
An all-suite hotel on the Hudson, built around a 13-storey Sol LeWitt.
A reliable mid-scale minutes from the World Trade Center.
Mid-scale reliability in the heart of the old financial quarter.
Marriott mid-scale with a shuttle to the JFK terminals.
Marriott mid-scale minutes from the LaGuardia terminals.
A tall Courtyard on West 54th, close to Central Park.
Marriott mid-scale on West 30th Street, near Madison Square Park.
A dependable Marriott mid-scale near the Empire State Building.
Marriott mid-scale reliability a block from Macy's.
Dependable Marriott mid-scale on Third Avenue.
Marriott mid-scale on Varick Street, near Hudson Square.
A dependable Marriott mid-scale a block from Bryant Park.
Marriott mid-scale at Queens Plaza North.
A purpose-built tower between Penn Station and Hudson Yards.
Among the lowest rates in the city, with parking.
Budget rates on Queens Boulevard, minutes from Midtown.
A Canadian full-service brand on West 40th Street.
Each floor themed to a New York neighborhood, opposite Port Authority.
A large Lexington Avenue hotel with reliable availability.
Full-service on West 29th, between NoMad and Chelsea.
Full-service beside the cobbles of Stone Street.
Full-service near JFK, with the warm cookie at check-in.
A full-service DoubleTree on Eighth Avenue.
A full-service DoubleTree on West 51st Street.
A tall Garment District tower with a warm cookie at check-in.
Marriott's eco-focused extended-stay brand, with kitchens.
All two-room suites, free cooked breakfast and evening drinks.
A Spanish group's downtown hotel, minutes from the Stock Exchange.
In-room training gear and a serious gym, in Downtown Brooklyn.
In-room training gear and a wellness-first design.
Wellness rooms and a serious gym, near the UN.
A huge public plaza, and a screen that shows films in summer.
Free hot breakfast on 40th Road, near Court Square.
Free hot breakfast on West 36th Street.
Free breakfast and a short walk to Penn Station.
Free breakfast at downtown rates, near Wall Street.
Irish-owned, warmly run, and a block from Grand Central.
The Irish family group's Lexington Avenue hotel.
Sheraton's practical badge, with a good beer programme.
Practical Sheraton on Platt Street, minutes from Wall Street.
Sheraton's practical badge on Charlton Street, near SoHo.
I.M. Pei's limestone tower, with the highest ceilings in the city.
Attached to Grand Central, which is the entire argument.
Free hot breakfast on Flatbush Avenue Extension.
Free hot breakfast on Pearl Street.
Free hot breakfast three minutes from Grand Central.
Free hot breakfast two blocks from Macy's.
Free hot breakfast, five minutes from Penn Station.
Free hot breakfast, minutes from the Seaport.
Free hot breakfast and a shuttle to the terminals.
A full-service Hilton on Schermerhorn Street.
Skyline views and brand reliability, one stop from Midtown.
Dependable mid-scale with a shuttle to the JFK terminals.
Cooked breakfast a short walk from Central Park.
Cooked breakfast on Water Street, near the Seaport.
Mid-scale reliability minutes from Grand Central.
Dependable mid-scale on Park Avenue South.
A tall mid-scale tower in the middle of the theatre district.
Cooked breakfast in the middle of the theatre district.
Cooked breakfast and a 24-hour pantry in the Garment District.
Cooked breakfast in the middle of NoMad.
A reliable full-service Hilton between Chelsea and NoMad.
A large full-service Hilton on West 42nd Street.
Dependable and well connected, with parking.
Free hot breakfast on Water Street.
Straightforward and dependable, with a rooftop bar.
Full-service dependability on Eighth Avenue.
Full-service on Nassau Street, in the historic core.
All-suite with kitchens and free breakfast in LIC.
All-suite with full kitchens, free breakfast and evening receptions.
Suite-sized rooms with kitchenettes, on Lexington at 48th.
A design-led AKA property in the NoMad district.
A small Midtown East hotel at moderate rates.
Design drawn from Brooklyn's own history, near Borough Hall.
A calm, well-run independent on West 44th.
A contemporary independent in Long Island City.
A well-placed Centric between Bryant Park and the Empire State.
A design-led Hyatt in the heart of the financial quarter.
A compact Hyatt beside the Empire State Building.
Residential-style suites with kitchens on Sixth Avenue.
Free breakfast and a sofa bed in every room.
A large Hyatt on Eighth Avenue with a serious rooftop bar.
A sculpted glass tower a block off Union Square.
A 1926 Vanderbilt-era hotel behind Grand Central, restored in 2016.
A big, well-run tower on the quieter western edge of Times Square.
Kimpton's newest Manhattan hotel, on the quieter side of the theatre district.
A large airport hotel with a free shuttle and an indoor pool.
A slender West 57th Street tower two blocks from the park.
A small hotel in the Garment District.
Park Avenue's power-breakfast hotel.
The 1882 Villard Houses fronting a 55-storey tower, opposite St. Patrick's Cathedral.
A small, well-run independent on West 41st, off the main drag.
A design-led Millennium beside the World Trade Center.
An 1898 French Renaissance landmark on Herald Square.
A plain, well-placed hotel on the Chelsea and Midtown line.
Guest rooms start on the 28th floor, so every view is a good one.
A large tower directly on the theatre district's core block.
Suite-heavy accommodation a block from Times Square.
Apartment-style suites inside a 1932 Art Deco landmark.
A design hotel on the NoMad-Murray Hill line, with a strong restaurant.
The city's largest hotel, on Sixth Avenue at Rockefeller Center.
Full-service Marriott with a shuttle, minutes from the terminals.
Brooklyn's largest hotel, with an indoor pool and the borough's biggest ballroom.
A full-service Marriott beside Battery Park City.
A newer full-service Marriott with an AirTrain connection.
A Spanish group's upper-tier hotel on Madison Avenue.
Inside One57, with a 65-foot pool wired for underwater Carnegie Hall recordings.
Directly opposite Bryant Park, with rooms facing it.
A quiet luxury hotel in the new Manhattan West development.
A Portuguese group's first New York hotel, in Murray Hill.
Furnished apartments with hotel flexibility, on Wall Street.
Large rooms on William Street, at Financial District rates.
A design-led Marriott on the Chelsea and NoMad line.
A design-led Marriott brand on West 35th Street.
Full kitchens and free breakfast, minutes from the memorial.
Full kitchens and free breakfast near JFK.
Kitchens and free breakfast, a short walk from the park.
Full kitchens and free breakfast near Grand Central.
Full kitchens and free breakfast, in the middle of Midtown.
Full kitchens and free breakfast in the east Bronx.
A newer hotel built around a bookshop-style lobby.
Philippe Starck's lobby, still one of the most copied rooms in hospitality.
A full-service Sheraton in the middle of Downtown Brooklyn.
A full-service Sheraton in downtown Flushing.
One of the largest hotels in the city, built for conferences.
A full-service Sheraton on the SoHo and Tribeca edge.
A quiet French-run tower a block from Bryant Park.
All-suite accommodation with breakfast, near LaGuardia.
All-suite with free breakfast on West 37th Street.
Among the lowest rates in New York, on Fulton Street.
A sleep programme, a pillow menu, and an Emery Roth building.
A newer boutique on East 45th, minutes from Grand Central.
A newer Garment District hotel at moderate rates.
A 1903 Beaux-Arts chemists' club with a Gothic alchemy suite.
Compact rooms at good rates, minutes from Wall Street.
Large rooms and private terraces on East 46th Street.
A 1920s building reworked with a good rooftop and better bathrooms.
Japanese-run Park Avenue calm, with a jazz room downstairs.
Oversized rooms on Fifth Avenue, two blocks from the Empire State Building.
A 1929 Midtown tower where Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe lived.
Marriott's luxury badge on Seventh Avenue near Central Park.
A quiet hotel on the Gramercy edge, with a rooftop terrace.
Turkish-run, suite-heavy, and built for longer stays.
Italian-run, marble-heavy, and a block from Broadway.
A former artists' residence on East 40th Street, done as a studio loft.
John Jacob Astor IV's Beaux-Arts hotel, and the birthplace of the Bloody Mary.
Manhattan skyline views one stop from Midtown.
A 1920s Financial District landmark, reopened as a luxury hotel.
A landmark curved tower with a light beam splitting the facade.
Heavenly Beds and a proper gym, three blocks from Grand Central.
Heavenly Beds and a serious gym in downtown Flushing.
Extended-stay suites with kitchens near Prospect Park.
Extended-stay suites with kitchens and skyline views.
Extended-stay suites with full kitchens near the theatres.
Columbus Circle glass tower with full-park views and in-room kitchens.
A newer hotel in the South Bronx, close to Yankee Stadium.
Two-room chamber layouts and a rooftop pool club in NoMad.
IHG's upscale-casual badge, near LaGuardia and Flushing.
IHG's upscale-casual badge, at the southern end of the theatre district.
Built by William Randolph Hearst, and the Beatles stayed here.
An all-inclusive club floor and a terrace, on West 55th Street.
Free breakfast and low rates, ten minutes from Midtown.
The closest hotel to the 9/11 Memorial, with a terrace over it.
Brand reliability on the Chelsea and Flatiron boundary.
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