Energy and ambition collide in New York City, one of the world’s most iconic destinations. Home to over eight million people who speak more than 200 languages, the city is an endlessly intriguing mosaic of distinctive neighbourhoods. World-class museums, glittering Broadway theatres, legendary restaurants and towering skyscrapers fill five fascinating boroughs. Whether you’re dreaming of the neon spectacle of Times Square, leafy Central Park or trendy Brooklyn, there’s something for everyone in the city that never sleeps. The top boutique hotels in New York are seriously impressive, too, whether tucked amidst the buzzy bars of the Lower East Side, the brownstones of the West Village, or SoHo’s designer boutiques and galleries. Gaze across the city’s skyline from atop the Empire State Building, grab a slice of classic New York pizza, and catch a cracking live show: New York has a way of making anything feel possible.
Manhattan Show the map
106 rooms 
Central Park Show the map
229 rooms 
NoMad Show the map
112 rooms 
Central Park Show the map
86 rooms 
Midtown Show the map
248 rooms 
Soho Show the map
221 rooms 
NoMad Show the map
257 rooms 
Midtown Show the map
114 rooms 
Lower East Side Show the map
184 rooms 
Greenwich Village Show the map
107 rooms 
Times Square Show the map
229 rooms 
Soho Show the map
122 rooms 
Hell's Kitchen Show the map
222 rooms 
Chelsea, Garment District Show the map
270 rooms 
Tribeca Show the map
200 rooms 
Wall Street Show the map
126 rooms 
Little Italy, Lower East Side, Soho Show the map
57 rooms 
Meatpacking District Show the map
338 rooms 
East Village, Lower East Side Show the map
135 rooms 
Midtown Show the map
168 rooms 
Midtown Show the map
214 rooms 
Soho Show the map
86 rooms 
Tribeca Show the map
88 rooms 
Upper East Side Show the map
152 rooms 
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138 rooms With almost endless landmarks, events and flavours to discover, it can be almost impossible to decide where to begin when visiting New York. Delve into the city’s history at the Statue of Liberty, or through a guided tour of Ellis Island. Art aficionados will adore the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), both of which house astonishing collections. The 9/11 Memorial and Museum makes for a sobering experience, yet reveals so much about 21st century New York.
You can spend hours discovering the characterful corners of neighbourhoods like bohemian Greenwich Village, vibrant Chinatown or upmarket SoHo, with its brilliant boutiques and independent galleries. Strolls along the famed Brooklyn Bridge with views towards the Manhattan skyline are another highlight, as are ambles through Central Park’s expansive 843 acres of green space.
Come evening, there’s nothing quite like a Broadway show or the bright lights of Times Square. Sip cocktails at cool rooftop bars, catch a live comedy gig, or savour delectable Michelin-starred cuisine at the city’s latest hotspot. For a real taste of New York, warm deli bagels with lox, thin-crust pizza gobbled straight from the box, or delicious dim sum in Queens are not to be missed. Round things off with a generous slice of New York cheesecake.
Midtown Manhattan is the place to stay if you’re in town on business or looking to be mere steps from Times Square and Central Park. Expect crowds and higher prices, but unbeatable convenience.
Home to some of the finest boutique hotels in New York, stylish SoHo has long been popular with sophisticated solo travellers and couples. Expect art galleries, designer boutiques and acclaimed eateries.
The charming tree-lined streets of Greenwich Village and the West Village, with their 19th-century brownstones, jazz clubs and cosy cafés, are a favourite of more laid-back couples and individuals.
Families, on the other hand, will love the sense of space on the residential Upper West Side, close to Central Park and the American Museum of Natural History.
The vibrant and appealing Lower East Side is a hub for young travellers and creatives, with hip bars, independent music venues and eclectic street food. You’ll find some of the city’s most affordable hotels in this district.
Across the East River, Brooklyn promises a slower pace entirely. Enjoy waterfront parks, neighbourhood restaurants and funky hotels in areas like Williamsburg and DUMBO. Well-suited to families and relaxed couples, who can zip into Manhattan by subway.
There’s no shortage of boutique hotels in New York, many of which are housed in historic buildings studded across the city. Expect plenty of character in cosy brownstones, glitzy high-rises or the cool, converted warehouses which line the waterfront and the former meatpacking district.
Many of the top spots boast beautiful interiors, classic or more contemporary, as well as excellent drinking and dining options. You’ll find terrific wellness facilities too, with expansive spas and well-equipped gyms for those looking to keep to their routine whilst travelling. Many larger hotels also offer extensive event spaces for conferences and celebrations; New York is a dazzling choice for a city wedding.
If you’re travelling as a family, we’d suggest choosing a hotel within easy reach of Central Park, or in easygoing Brooklyn, where there’s more scope for walks, bicycle rides and outdoor activities with little ones.
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