New York City

Aman New York transforms the landmark Crown Building into a hushed Midtown sanctuary of enormous suites, rare privacy and one of Manhattan’s most ambitious urban spas.

Facing the New York Public Library, Andaz 5th Avenue turns oversized loft-like rooms, local art and a prime Midtown address into a refreshingly residential city stay.

A compact Midtown boutique hotel near Bryant Park, Archer New York trades oversized facilities for sharp design, personal service and a rooftop with close-up Empire State Building views.

Across from MoMA, Baccarat Hotel New York turns French crystal heritage into one of Midtown’s most theatrical luxury stays, with jewel-box interiors, a glamorous bar and rare urban calm.

The Beekman turns a landmark Lower Manhattan atrium into one of New York’s most atmospheric hotels, pairing Victorian architecture, eclectic rooms and destination dining downtown.

The Carlyle is Upper East Side New York distilled into one hotel, with apartment-like rooms, Bemelmans Bar, Café Carlyle and a social history that no newer luxury property can manufacture.

Conrad New York Downtown is an all-suite Battery Park City hotel where residential space, major contemporary art and Hudson River views create a rare sense of calm in Lower Manhattan.

Crosby Street Hotel brings Kit Kemp’s fearless color, individually designed rooms and a private sculpture garden to one of SoHo’s quietest cobblestone blocks.

The Dominick brings unusually large floor-to-ceiling-window rooms, a seasonal rooftop pool and Sisley Paris Spa to the border of SoHo, Tribeca and Hudson Square.

Equinox Hotel New York turns Hudson Yards into a high-performance stay built around engineered sleep, a huge Equinox club, indoor and outdoor pools and one of Manhattan’s most advanced spas.

The Fifth Avenue Hotel turns a 1907 McKim, Mead & White mansion and modern tower into a fantastical NoMad hideaway of Martin Brudnizki interiors, butler service and destination dining.

Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown brings residential Tribeca style, a 75-foot indoor lap pool and one of Lower Manhattan’s strongest spas to a Robert A.M. Stern tower beside the World Trade Center.

Four Seasons Hotel New York is I.M. Pei’s modern-deco Midtown landmark, pairing some of Manhattan’s largest suites with Billionaires’ Row views and the extraordinary 4,300-square-foot Ty Warner Penthouse.

Gild Hall is a 130-room Thompson hideaway in FiDi where Jim Walrod’s mid-century interiors, Slim Aarons photography and roomy suites soften Lower Manhattan’s corporate edges.

The Greenwich Hotel is Tribeca’s definitive private-feeling retreat, with 86 individually designed rooms, a hidden courtyard and one of Manhattan’s most atmospheric indoor pools inside Shibui Spa.

The Kimberly Hotel is a classic Midtown favorite known for unusually spacious suites, many with balconies and kitchenettes, plus a rooftop lounge with skyline views.

A spacious Fifth Avenue luxury hotel with refined contemporary rooms, major New York art, skyline views and an exceptionally central Midtown location.

A discreet Upper East Side hotel on Park Avenue, Loews Regency pairs apartment-like rooms, a classic power-breakfast restaurant and salon-spa services with a prime location near Central Park.

A Midtown landmark combining the Gilded Age Villard Mansion with a high-rise hotel, Lotte New York Palace offers grand public rooms, spacious accommodations and an unrivaled setting beside St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

A discreet Upper East Side townhouse-style hotel, The Lowell is known for residential suites, wood-burning fireplaces, refined European interiors and a quietly privileged location near Central Park and Madison Avenue.

A high-rise Manhattan sanctuary above Columbus Circle, Mandarin Oriental New York pairs spectacular Central Park and skyline views with a destination spa, indoor pool and immediate access to Lincoln Center, Broadway and the Upper West Side.

A discreet Upper East Side icon near Central Park, The Mark blends Jacques Grange interiors, Jean-Georges dining, Fekkai beauty services and unusually residential suites with polished, highly personalized service.

An Ian Schrager hotel inside the historic Metropolitan Life tower, The New York EDITION pairs minimalist rooms, landmark architecture and polished dining with direct views over Madison Square Park.

Inside One57 on Billionaires’ Row, Park Hyatt New York pairs residential Yabu Pushelberg interiors, a serious contemporary-art collection and a 25th-floor spa and saltwater pool with an exceptionally central Midtown location.

At the Manhattan West development near Penn Station and the High Line, Pendry brings a warmer California-inflected sensibility to Midtown with Gachot-designed rooms and a strong dining scene.

Inside a 1905 Fifth Avenue landmark, The Peninsula New York now pairs newly renovated Bill Rooney Studio interiors with a glass-enclosed pool, serious spa and reimagined rooftop bar.

Directly across from Central Park, The Pierre is a 1930 New York landmark where Fifth Avenue formality, Taj hospitality and grand public rooms preserve a particularly old-school version of Manhattan luxury.

At Fifth Avenue and Central Park South, The Plaza remains New York's archetypal grand hotel, combining Beaux-Arts opulence, famous suites, afternoon tea and more than a century of cultural history.

Directly opposite Central Park, this Forbes Five-Star Manhattan hotel feels like an exceptionally polished private residence, with 253 rooms, a Central Park-facing Club Lounge and the first U.S. La Prairie Spa.

Rising above NoMad and Manhattan’s historic flower district, this striking Ritz-Carlton combines 250 rooms and suites, 16 penthouse residences, José Andrés restaurants and rooftop cocktails roughly 500 feet above the city.

Opened in 1927 at Fifth Avenue and 59th Street, The Sherry-Netherland remains a rare apartment-like New York luxury hotel where individually decorated rooms overlook Central Park and traditional European-style service still defines the stay.

At West Broadway and Chambers Street, Smyth Tribeca pairs residential-style rooms and suites with floor-to-ceiling windows, a 24-hour gym and supper-club-inspired dining in one of downtown Manhattan’s most walkable neighborhoods.

Fresh from a comprehensive late-2025 transformation, Sofitel New York pairs 398 redesigned rooms and suites with French-inflected Manhattan style, major skyline-view suites and a new Social 45 Bar & Bistro.

The 1904 flagship St. Regis has emerged from a major reimagining with jewel-toned rooms, new lounge spaces, revived designer suites and the King Cole Bar still anchoring one of Fifth Avenue’s great hotel addresses.

Reopened under Corinthia after a complete transformation, The Surrey is a 100-room-and-suite Upper East Side hotel by Martin Brudnizki with Casa Tua dining and an intimate Sisley Paris spa.

Floating above Times Square, this 452-room EDITION turns New York’s busiest intersection into a surprisingly calm lifestyle hotel with garden dining, Paradise Club nightlife and sleek skyline-facing rooms.

Occupying floors 41 through 55 of Lotte New York Palace, The Towers is an ultra-private hotel-within-a-hotel with dedicated check-in, butler service, huge skyline suites and some of Midtown’s most theatrical penthouses.

At Columbus Circle overlooking Central Park, Trump New York combines 176 rooms and suites with full kitchens in many accommodations, a 6,000-square-foot spa and fitness center, indoor saltwater pool and Jean-Georges dining.

Fully renovated inside a century-old Union Square landmark, W New York – Union Square now combines refreshed rooms with Seahorse, a lively Living Room and a rooftop bar.

The Wall Street Hotel brings 180 richly detailed rooms and suites, a grand cocktail lounge and polished dining to a historic Financial District address near the East River and Seaport.

Two blocks from Central Park, The Whitby Hotel brings Kit Kemp’s unmistakable color, art and individually designed rooms to one of Midtown Manhattan’s most convenient luxury addresses.

The William Vale pairs private balconies in every room with sweeping Manhattan views, a 60-foot seasonal pool and destination dining in the heart of Williamsburg.