Hotel
1. The Plaza
Opened in 1907 at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Central Park South, the Fairmont-managed Plaza is one of New York's most storied grand hotels.
View details — The PlazaPlaces to stay, from budget guesthouses and boutique hotels to large international properties, grouped by area and style.
10 places · Updated October 23, 2026
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Opened in 1907 at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Central Park South, the Fairmont-managed Plaza is one of New York's most storied grand hotels.
View details — The PlazaHotel
A discreet Upper East Side landmark run by Rosewood, home to the mural-lined Bemelmans Bar and the Café Carlyle cabaret room.
View details — The Carlyle, A Rosewood HotelHotel
An intimate Tribeca luxury hotel with a residential feel, the Shibui Spa and pool, a courtyard, and the Italian restaurant Locanda Verde.
View details — The Greenwich HotelHotel
A glass-fronted Meatpacking District hotel straddling the High Line, with river and skyline views, The Standard Grill and the Le Bain rooftop.
View details — The Standard, High LineHotel
A design-forward hotel on the edge of SoHo with compact rooms, bunk-bed options, a courtyard, and rooftop cocktails with Hudson River views.
View details — Arlo SoHoHotel
A 175-room Williamsburg hotel near the waterfront, with Manhattan views, a rooftop Israeli grill and a busy lobby café-bar.
View details — The Hoxton, WilliamsburgHotel
A Williamsburg boutique hotel inside a brick industrial building dating from 1901, with the Le Crocodile brasserie and skyline-facing Bar Blondeau.
View details — Wythe HotelHotel
A boutique hotel in the former George Washington Hotel near Gramercy Park, with Roman and Williams-designed rooms and the Broken Shaker rooftop bar.
View details — Freehand New YorkHotel
A budget micro-hotel on West 42nd Street with compact bunk, full and queen pods, a bar with a terrace, and easy access to Times Square.
View details — Pod Times SquareHotel
A large non-profit hostel in a Gilded Age building on Amsterdam Avenue, offering dorms, private rooms, a big outdoor patio and free activities.
View details — HI New York City Hostel