1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge
Inside Brooklyn Bridge Park, with a rooftop pool facing the Manhattan skyline.
Collection · 63 hotels
Quiet corners, good bathrooms, and rooms you won't mind staying in.
Inside Brooklyn Bridge Park, with a rooftop pool facing the Manhattan skyline.
A handful of apartment-style suites on a SoHo cobbled street.
Mid-century modern interiors at Columbus Circle.
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.
An 1879 tenement restored as a small Lower East Side hotel.
Moroccan-themed, extremely well run, and steps from Times Square.
Five hundred artworks and a loft aesthetic, off Fifth Avenue.
Classic film posters and a garden, on the West Village edge.
A small, discreet hotel on West 44th with a serious restaurant.
A hotel built around Broadway stagecraft, by David Rockwell.
A quiet Midtown East hotel with above-average rooms.
Kit Kemp's SoHo original — colour-saturated, art-heavy, and hiding a private sculpture garden.
A small loft-style hotel on a quiet Tribeca corner.
Irish-owned, warmly run, and a block from Grand Central.
The Irish family group's Lexington Avenue hotel.
The rooftop pool that started the Meatpacking boom.
A restored 1903 townhouse hotel on East 27th Street.
Suite-sized rooms with kitchenettes, on Lexington at 48th.
A small 1926 townhouse hotel, and the Monkey Bar downstairs.
A small Park Avenue South hotel with an unusually generous inclusive offer.
A quiet European-style luxury hotel on East 64th Street.
Kimpton's newest Manhattan hotel, on the quieter side of the theatre district.
Ten floors organised by the Dewey Decimal system.
A 40-foot outdoor pool in the middle of Williamsburg.
Bauhaus-influenced rooms and a rooftop pool over Grand Street.
Balconies and Japanese-influenced design, on the Nolita edge.
Balconies, a roof deck and free bikes, in the middle of Nolita.
The filigree archway on Crosby Street, and a good restaurant under it.
Rebuilt for the park view, with a 47th-floor bar to match.
A 1906 building with a rooftop looking at the Chrysler Building.
Directly opposite Bryant Park, with rooms facing it.
A glass tower on Park Avenue South with a rooftop pool.
A rooftop pool on Allen Street, and one of the few outdoor hotel pools downtown.
A SoHo standby with a courtyard bar and a good rooftop.
An 1881 atrium, nine storeys of Victorian ironwork, and a pyramidal skylight above the lobby.
Persian rugs, a working fireplace and a lobby that has been a downtown living room for two decades.
A small hotel on East 57th, minutes from Fifth Avenue.
A 1903 building with an Art Nouveau interior, named for a Gilded Age scandal.
A small Upper East Side townhouse hotel near Museum Mile.
A restored 1920s Tribeca building with unusually warm rooms.
Large rooms and private terraces on East 46th Street.
Twelve rooms in two 1834 townhouses, with no sign outside.
James Dean lived in room 803 for two years.
Suites with private balconies, and a retractable-roof rooftop.
A rooftop with a retractable glass roof, on West 35th Street.
Built by William Randolph Hearst, and still part-residential.
A 1927 apartment house turned 74-room hotel, with wood-burning fireplaces and private terraces.
Porthole windows on a former maritime union headquarters.
A small hotel with fresh flowers and a good breakfast, near Columbus Circle.
A quiet Kimpton on West 46th, a block from Times Square.
An 1855 farmhouse on Staten Island's south shore.
A newer boutique on West 58th, a minute from Central Park.
Fifth Avenue's grande dame, still run like one.
An art-led hotel on Sixth Avenue, a block from Central Park.
A beach hotel with a rooftop pool, inside New York City.
A 1927 landmark tower on Fifth Avenue at Central Park.
A small, quiet hotel on West 55th, steps from MoMA.
A quiet Upper East Side townhouse hotel, reborn under Corinthia.
Eight rooms, each individually designed, in Murray Hill.
A 1920s-styled boutique on a quiet Village side street, with a rooftop bar.
Built by William Randolph Hearst, and the Beatles stayed here.
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