Aloft New York Manhattan West
Loft-style rooms on Eleventh Avenue, near Hudson Yards.
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Ballrooms, private dining, and room blocks that make sense.
Loft-style rooms on Eleventh Avenue, near Hudson Yards.
Free breakfast and a short walk to Javits and Penn Station.
Apartment-style units with kitchens near Grand Central.
A purpose-built tower between Penn Station and Hudson Yards.
A large Lexington Avenue hotel with reliable availability.
Full-service near JFK, with the warm cookie at check-in.
Attached to Grand Central, which is the entire argument.
A full-service Hilton on Schermerhorn Street.
A large Hyatt on Eighth Avenue with a serious rooftop bar.
A 1926 Vanderbilt-era hotel behind Grand Central, restored in 2016.
The 1882 Villard Houses fronting a 55-storey tower, opposite St. Patrick's Cathedral.
A rooftop pool in Times Square, played entirely straight.
Apartment-style units with kitchens near Herald Square.
Micro-rooms with adjoining doors, between Chelsea and NoMad.
Micro-rooms with adjoining doors, aimed squarely at groups.
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 1,966-room John Portman tower on Broadway, with a revolving restaurant on the 48th floor.
A mid-sized hotel on the Williamsburg and Bed-Stuy edge.
A full-service Sheraton in the middle of Downtown Brooklyn.
One of the largest hotels in the city, built for conferences.
Loft suites in a converted door factory in Greenpoint.
A large Seventh Avenue hotel with reliable availability.
Apartment-sized suites with kitchens, a block from Central Park.
Apartment-style units with kitchens, near Grand Central.
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