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New York neighborhoods
The address decides the trip. Pick the part of the city you want to wake up in, and the shortlist of hotels follows from it.
Manhattan
443 hotelsBattery Park City
6 hotelsLandfill turned waterfront neighbourhood on the Hudson's edge. Esplanade views west to New Jersey, harbour views…
Central Park South
26 hotelsSix blocks of frontage facing the park, and the most expensive hotel views in New York. Rooms on high floors here…
Chelsea
10 hotelsGallery district, High Line, and Chelsea Market in one walkable grid. Chelsea is the compromise address for…
East Village
7 hotelsSt. Marks Place, community gardens, and more small restaurants per block than anywhere else in Manhattan. Transit is…
Financial District
30 hotelsNarrow colonial street plan under very tall buildings. FiDi empties on weekends, which is exactly why hotel rates…
Flatiron District
16 hotelsAnchored by the wedge itself, with Union Square at one end and Madison Square Park at the other. Good food, good…
Garment District
61 hotelsWholesale showrooms by day, and one of the most connected transit positions in the city: Penn Station, Herald Square…
Greenwich Village
2 hotelsOff-grid streets, low buildings, and NYU. The Village rewards walking more than any other part of Manhattan, and the…
Harlem
3 hotelsHarlem is where Manhattan stops being a grid of offices and starts being a set of neighborhoods people actually live…
Hell's Kitchen
8 hotelsNinth Avenue is one long restaurant row, and the theatre district starts one block east. Rates run lower than Times…
Lower East Side
33 hotelsTenement history on one block and a natural-wine bar on the next. The LES has the highest concentration of late-night…
Meatpacking District
9 hotelsCobblestones, the southern trailhead of the High Line, and the Whitney. It empties out during the day and fills up…
Midtown East
37 hotelsThe corridor of Park and Madison Avenues, where corporate New York keeps its address book. Grand Central sits at its…
Midtown West
35 hotelsWest of Sixth Avenue the city gets louder. Broadway houses, jazz rooms, and the southern lip of Central Park all sit…
Murray Hill
17 hotelsBetween Grand Central and the Empire State Building, mostly residential, mostly quiet. Reliable value for a central…
NoMad
49 hotelsNorth of Madison Square Park, a district of turn-of-the-century loft buildings that spent the last fifteen years…
SoHo
20 hotelsCast-iron facades and the densest shopping in the city below Houston Street. Weekends are shoulder-to-shoulder on…
Times Square
43 hotelsLoud, lit, and permanently busy. Nobody pretends Times Square is subtle, but it is unbeatable for theatre-first…
TriBeCa
8 hotelsWide cobbled streets, converted warehouses, and the quietest nights in Lower Manhattan. It is a short walk to the…
Upper East Side
6 hotelsQuiet, residential, and lined with the museums of the Fifth Avenue Mile. Hotels here are smaller and calmer than…
Upper West Side
13 hotelsBrownstones, Lincoln Center, and the long green edge of Riverside Park. Families tend to gravitate here because the…
Washington Heights
4 hotelsThe narrow top of Manhattan, high enough above the Hudson that the streets get genuinely steep. Washington Heights is…
Brooklyn
83 hotelsBay Ridge and Dyker Heights
3 hotelsSouth-western Brooklyn under the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, with a genuine waterfront promenade, a long Italian and…
Bedford-Stuyvesant
2 hotelsBed-Stuy has the largest concentration of intact Victorian brownstones anywhere in the United States, block after…
Brooklyn Heights & DUMBO
1 hotelsThe Promenade, the Brooklyn Bridge, and cobblestones under the Manhattan Bridge arch. It is the most photographed…
Bushwick
6 hotelsBushwick is where Brooklyn's warehouse spaces became galleries, venues and very late bars. The Bushwick Collective…
Coney Island and Brighton Beach
3 hotelsThe southern edge of Brooklyn: a genuine ocean beach, a boardwalk running two and a half miles, the Cyclone still…
Crown Heights and Prospect Heights
4 hotelsProspect Heights holds the Brooklyn Museum, the Botanic Garden and the northern corner of Prospect Park within a few…
Downtown Brooklyn
12 hotelsBrooklyn's civic and transit core, with more subway lines converging than anywhere outside Manhattan. Barclays…
East New York
10 hotelsFar eastern Brooklyn on the Queens border, largely residential and well outside the tourist map. Its practical appeal…
Flatbush and Ditmas Park
4 hotelsDitmas Park is the surprise of central Brooklyn — streets of enormous freestanding Victorian houses with porches and…
Greenpoint
3 hotelsThe northern tip of Brooklyn, historically Polish and still visibly so along Manhattan Avenue, with the best skyline…
Park Slope and Gowanus
9 hotelsPark Slope is the brownstone Brooklyn of the imagination — Prospect Park on one side, Fifth and Seventh Avenues full…
Red Hook and Carroll Gardens
2 hotelsCarroll Gardens is Italian brownstone Brooklyn with unusually deep front gardens and a very good restaurant row on…
Sunset Park
12 hotelsSunset Park has two main streets and two distinct food cultures — Fifth Avenue is Mexican and Central American…
Williamsburg
12 hotelsOne L stop from Manhattan, with the best skyline views in the city looking back across the East River. Williamsburg…
Queens
118 hotelsAstoria
8 hotelsAstoria has the best eating of any neighborhood in Queens and a strong claim on the best in the city — Greek…
Bayside and Fresh Meadows
11 hotelsFar eastern Queens, closer in feel to suburban Long Island than to the city — detached houses, driveways, a…
Corona and Elmhurst
3 hotelsTwo of the most linguistically diverse neighborhoods on earth sit side by side here — Roosevelt Avenue under the…
East Elmhurst
9 hotelsEast Elmhurst exists, for the traveller, because LaGuardia Airport is at the end of it. The hotel strip along Ditmars…
Flushing
17 hotelsDowntown Flushing is the largest Chinatown in New York and, by a wide margin, the best place to eat Chinese food in…
Forest Hills and Rego Park
2 hotelsForest Hills Gardens is a mock-Tudor planned suburb dropped into the middle of Queens, and it is genuinely lovely…
JFK Airport
11 hotelsTerminal-side hotels for early departures and long layovers. The AirTrain connects every terminal to the Jamaica and…
Jamaica
13 hotelsJamaica is the transport knot of eastern Queens: the AirTrain from JFK lands here, the Long Island Rail Road runs a…
LaGuardia Airport
1 hotelsLaGuardia has been almost entirely rebuilt over the past decade and is now a genuinely pleasant airport, which is not…
Long Island City
35 hotelsOne stop from Midtown under the river, with glass towers facing the UN across the water. LIC consistently offers the…
Ozone Park and Howard Beach
4 hotelsSouth-eastern Queens on the approach to JFK, where the A train runs out toward the Rockaways and Jamaica Bay opens up…
Woodside and Sunnyside
4 hotelsTwo stops from Manhattan on the 7, Woodside and Sunnyside are the classic first-stop-out-of-the-city neighborhoods…
Bronx
8 hotelsFordham and Belmont
1 hotelsArthur Avenue in Belmont is the real Little Italy of New York — a working retail street of butchers, bakers, cheese…
Mott Haven
3 hotelsThe South Bronx waterfront, two subway stops from Manhattan on the 6 line. Rates here are among the lowest in the…
Pelham Parkway and Morris Park
3 hotelsThe eastern Bronx is greener and lower than most visitors expect — Pelham Parkway is a genuine tree-lined boulevard…
South Bronx and Melrose
1 hotelsThe southern Bronx sits closer to Midtown than most of Brooklyn does — a single stop on the 4 or 6 from 125th Street…
Staten Island
9 hotelsBloomfield
5 hotelsStaten Island's West Shore, near the mall and the outlets, with easy access to the Goethals Bridge and New Jersey. A…
Mid-Island
1 hotelsThe middle of Staten Island is the most suburban part of New York City — detached houses, parking lots, and the…
South Shore
1 hotelsThe southern end of Staten Island runs down to Tottenville and the actual southernmost point of New York State. There…
St. George
2 hotelsThe Staten Island Ferry terminal sits here, which makes St. George the most connected corner of the borough — a free…
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