33 Seaport Hotel New York
A newer hotel in the Seaport, minutes from the East River.
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A newer hotel in the Seaport, minutes from the East River.
A small independent on a Long Island City side street.
A handful of apartment-style suites on a SoHo cobbled street.
Kimpton's Park Avenue townhouse, with a fireplace lobby.
European design on Maiden Lane, near Wall Street.
Residences on a quiet Midtown East street near the river.
An art-led hotel on Broadway, near the Museum of Natural History.
IHG's newest budget brand, built around sleep.
A reliable mid-scale in Bay Ridge.
A small independent near Red Hook and Carroll Gardens.
A Hilton soft-brand hotel near Prospect Park.
A small guesthouse-style hotel near Union Square.
A dependable, plainly run hotel in the middle of Chelsea.
A Singapore-run hotel on a quiet block near Bryant Park.
A small, discreet hotel on West 44th with a serious restaurant.
Efficient business rooms minutes from Grand Central.
Free breakfast on Emmons Avenue, by the water.
A quiet Midtown East hotel with above-average rooms.
Free breakfast and suites, with easy parking.
A reliable mid-scale minutes from the World Trade Center.
Mid-scale reliability in the heart of the old financial quarter.
Marriott mid-scale on Varick Street, near Hudson Square.
Marriott mid-scale in a residential Upper East Side pocket.
A small Midtown West independent with suite-sized rooms.
A full-service DoubleTree on West 51st Street.
A small loft-style hotel on a quiet Tribeca corner.
A small guesthouse in a Harlem brownstone.
A simple independent on Third Avenue in Gowanus.
A Spanish group's downtown hotel, minutes from the Stock Exchange.
Wellness rooms and a serious gym, near the UN.
Free breakfast a few minutes from Central Park.
Sheraton's practical badge on Charlton Street, near SoHo.
A small guesthouse in Greenpoint.
A small budget hotel near Union Square and Gramercy.
Cooked breakfast a short walk from Central Park.
Cooked breakfast on Water Street, near the Seaport.
A quiet Midtown East independent near Sutton Place.
Kitchenettes in every room, on Broadway at 75th Street.
A small, inexpensive Upper West Side hotel near Riverside Park.
A small residential hotel on the Upper West Side.
A small 1926 townhouse hotel, and the Monkey Bar downstairs.
A small Park Avenue South hotel with an unusually generous inclusive offer.
Maritime-influenced design on Water Street.
A calm, well-run independent on West 44th.
A budget hotel at the northern end of Manhattan.
A quiet European-style luxury hotel on East 64th Street.
A converted residential building near Riverside Park.
A former printing house on Eleventh Avenue with a rooftop over the Hudson.
Free breakfast on the Upper West Side, near Lincoln Center.
Ten floors organised by the Dewey Decimal system.
A small, well-run independent on West 41st, off the main drag.
A design-led Millennium beside the World Trade Center.
A small hotel on Madison Street, near the East River.
Military lodging in Bay Ridge, near Fort Hamilton.
A Spanish group's upper-tier hotel on Madison Avenue.
Monochrome design on the Upper West Side.
A quiet luxury hotel in the new Manhattan West development.
Large rooms on William Street, at Financial District rates.
Budget rates on Baychester Avenue, with parking.
Budget rooms with parking in mid-island Staten Island.
A small independent near the Staten Island ferry.
Hudson River views at the lowest rates in Manhattan.
A 1930 building with unusually large rooms and kitchenettes.
A quiet French-run tower a block from Bryant Park.
Compact and contemporary, on Allen Street.
A small art-focused hotel on Nassau Street.
A sleep programme, a pillow menu, and an Emery Roth building.
Suite-heavy and quiet, on a Midtown East side street.
A small Upper East Side townhouse hotel near Museum Mile.
A restored 1920s Tribeca building with unusually warm rooms.
All-suite with kitchens and a garden terrace, off Central Park.
Large rooms and private terraces on East 46th Street.
A converted Greenpoint warehouse with loft suites and a roof deck.
A former seminary dormitory with a garden courtyard, on Tenth Avenue.
Twelve rooms in two 1834 townhouses, with no sign outside.
James Dean lived in room 803 for two years.
Japanese-run Park Avenue calm, with a jazz room downstairs.
A small hotel in Brooklyn's most cut-off neighborhood.
Built by William Randolph Hearst, and still part-residential.
A terracotta Beaux-Arts landmark on West 79th Street.
All-suite accommodation on West 56th, near Carnegie Hall.
A quiet hotel on the Gramercy edge, with a rooftop terrace.
A small hotel with fresh flowers and a good breakfast, near Columbus Circle.
An 1855 farmhouse on Staten Island's south shore.
A newer boutique on West 58th, a minute from Central Park.
A small newer hotel deep in the Lower East Side.
A beach hotel with a rooftop pool, inside New York City.
An all-suite Murray Hill hotel with a roof terrace.
A small, quiet hotel on West 55th, steps from MoMA.
A glass tower on Cooper Square, quieter and more residential than its Meatpacking sibling.
A quiet Upper East Side townhouse hotel, reborn under Corinthia.
A converted townhouse guesthouse near the Flatiron District.
The southern tip of Manhattan, with Statue of Liberty views from the higher floors.
A design-led Upper West Side hotel with a strong restaurant.
Apartment-sized suites beside Battery Park City.
Eight rooms, each individually designed, in Murray Hill.
Apartment-style units near the United Nations.
A 1920s-styled boutique on a quiet Village side street, with a rooftop bar.
Firmdale's newest New York hotel, tucked into a quiet TriBeCa block.
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