1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge 

• New York
• 4 Star

A trendy hotel located in the hip and artistic East Village.

• New York
• 4.5 Star

This is urban New York and a perfect location for first-time visitors to easily reach all the must-see attractions.

• New York
• 3 Star

In town to catch a performance at the legendary Apollo Theatre? Aloft Harlem places you almost next door. But there’s so much more in the area besides. Soak up the Harlem atmosphere, feast on soul food, and shimmy from jazz club to jazz club.

• New York
• 4 Star

Aloft Manhattan Downtown – Financial District exudes a confident New York vibe.

• New York
• 3 Star

Ready to find out what all the Brooklyn buzz is about? Nestle yourself in the heart of the borough, Downtown Brooklyn, and use it as a springboard to your adventures.

• New York
• 4 Star

Torn between staying in TriBeCa, West Village, or SoHo? Then consider Arlo SoHo. This buzzy bolthole positions you right at the confluence of these neighbourhoods.

• New York
• 3 Star

If you’re planning to linger longer in NYC or travelling with kids, having a kitchen could be precisely what you need. And you don’t have to give up a super central location for the extra space either. Winner.

• New York
• 4 Star

On the face of it this is not an especially exciting hotel, but boasting an esteemed Broadway address as it does, you cannot be any more central in New York than here.

• New York
• 4 Star

If a central location trumps everything, you can’t go wrong with DoubleTree by Hilton New York Times Square West.

• New York
• 5 Star

There’s nothing remotely average about Equinox Hotel New York. Everything is either different or better. And its location in the sensational Hudson Yards, right next door to The Edge, couldn’t be more fitting.  

• New York
• 4 Star

Listen up, gym bunnies – this is the New York pad for you. With a laser focus on health and wellness, EVEN Hotel New York has gym equipment in-room to keep up your routine when you’re away from home.

• New York
• 4.5 Star

Base your NYC trip in the Financial District (FiDi, if you please), and you’re a short walk away from Battery Park, South Street Seaport, and departures to Ellis Island to visit Lady Liberty herself.

• New York
• 3.5 Star

This all-suite hotel has the convenience of a kitchen in every room.

• New York
• 4 Star

Rub shoulders with the downtown crowd at Hotel 50 Bowery in a once non-descript part of Lower Manhattan bordering Chinatown. This bolthole has an edginess, but it’s the top floor restaurant that’s Hotel 50 Bowery’s crowning glory.

• New York
• 4 Star

Ink 48 promises modern amenities in New York's trendy area of Hell's Kitchen.

• New York
• 4.5 Star

The Lotte is prestigious, historic, and utterly charming.

• New York
• 4 Star

Cosy bedrooms in designer digs, the Moxy NYC Chelsea is the ultimate blend of a central Midtown location in an under-the-radar spot in the Flower District.

• New York
• 4 Star

Moxy NYC Times Square has earned itself plaudits as one of the city’s buzziest locales. But not at the expense of location, location, location.

• New York
• 4 Star

If you hadn’t heard, the Lower East Side is the place to be. And the address on everyone’s lips is Chrystie Street – home of the flamboyant, yet sophisticated, Public.  

• New York
• 3 Star

Fun-loving Staypineapple goes to prove that a hotel doesn’t need to be high-end luxury to have oodles of personality.

• New York
• 4 Star

Full marks for location – The Bryant Park Hotel stands proudly over one of Manhattan’s best-loved parks, known for its roster of whimsical activities, people-watching opportunities, and general hustle-bustle.

• New York
• 5 Star

The Chatwal evokes the New York of yesteryear that was all sophistication and elegance.

• New York
• 4 Star

The New Yorker is an instantly recognisable city landmark. The iconic red lettering that adorns the top of this 43-story Art Deco skyscraper is immortalised in movies and can be spotted throughout the city.

• New York

The Roxy isn’t precious. It’s a place that’s at ease being a cataclysmic collision of cultures, eras, and styles. It is what gives it its inimitable personality. From its mid-century-meets-Art-Deco-meets-Regency styling to places to watch unusual foreign films, drink mind-blowing cocktails, and shuck oysters. At the Roxy, anything goes.

• New York
• 5 Star

All hail, The William Vale - an architectural marvel that towers over the neighbourhood, staking its claim as the epicentre of Williamsburg.

• New York
• 3.5 Star

Dip a toe into the prestige of the Upper East Side without splurging on the mega-luxury this illustrious neighbourhood is known for. Think quieter streets, couture shopping, high-end art galleries, and Museum Mile. This is NYC done right.