Ace Hotel New York
The lobby that turned hotel lounges into workspaces, with The Breslin next door.
Manhattan · 49 hotels
North of Madison Square Park, a district of turn-of-the-century loft buildings that spent the last fifteen years turning into restaurants and hotels. Central without being touristy.
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The lobby that turned hotel lounges into workspaces, with The Breslin next door.
A slim NoMad tower with a bar on the 31st floor.
Large rooms and Italian marble bathrooms, near the Empire State.
Free breakfast on East 30th Street, in NoMad.
Simple rooms near Madison Square Park and Koreatown.
Choice Hotels' upscale badge on the flower district block.
Moderate rates on the edge of the NoMad restaurant district.
Marriott mid-scale on West 30th Street, near Madison Square Park.
Full-service on West 29th, between NoMad and Chelsea.
A huge public plaza, and a screen that shows films in summer.
Free breakfast on West 28th Street in NoMad.
A restored 1907 building with a year-round rooftop.
Free hot breakfast, five minutes from Penn Station.
A restored 1903 townhouse hotel on East 27th Street.
Dependable mid-scale on Park Avenue South.
Cooked breakfast in the middle of NoMad.
A reliable full-service Hilton between Chelsea and NoMad.
Straightforward and dependable, with a rooftop bar.
Basic, central and genuinely cheap, near the Empire State Building.
Compact, well-designed and a block from the Empire State Building.
A design-led AKA property in the NoMad district.
A small Park Avenue South hotel with an unusually generous inclusive offer.
A contemporary NoMad hotel with a rooftop and good bathrooms.
On the flower district block, with a rooftop.
A compact hotel in the middle of the NoMad restaurant district.
Korean-run, in the middle of Koreatown.
A Beaux-Arts lobby from 1904, at a budget rate.
A compact Hyatt beside the Empire State Building.
Residential-style suites with kitchens on Sixth Avenue.
The former offices of Life magazine, on West 31st Street.
An 1898 French Renaissance landmark on Herald Square.
A design hotel on the NoMad-Murray Hill line, with a strong restaurant.
Micro-rooms with adjoining doors, between Chelsea and NoMad.
A mid-sized hotel a short walk from the Empire State Building.
A 1906 building with a rooftop looking at the Chrysler Building.
A design-led Marriott on the Chelsea and NoMad line.
A glass tower on Park Avenue South with a rooftop pool.
A long-standing budget hotel near the Empire State Building.
A newer hotel between Chelsea and NoMad, with a rooftop.
A 1903 building with an Art Nouveau interior, named for a Gilded Age scandal.
An 1907 mansion joined to a new tower, decorated with unapologetic maximalism.
A newer NoMad hotel with an unusually good bar.
A small, long-standing hotel on East 28th Street.
Turkish-run, suite-heavy, and built for longer stays.
The hotel that gave the neighborhood its name.
Design-conscious rooms at moderate rates in NoMad.
A 50-storey newcomer with a rooftop bar aimed straight at the Empire State Building.
Simple rooms close to the Empire State Building.
Two-room chamber layouts and a rooftop pool club in NoMad.
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North of Madison Square Park, a district of turn-of-the-century loft buildings that spent the last fifteen years turning into restaurants and hotels. Central without being touristy. Transit here: 28 St (R, W, 6); 23 St (N, R, W, 6); 34 St–Herald Sq (B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, W).
Across the 49 hotels we track here, nightly rates start at about $150 for Hotel 31 and rise to $800 at the top end, before New York's roughly 14.75% room tax and nightly occupancy fee.
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