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Bed and breakfasts from a different era and five star hotels that know all about luxury and service. These are just some of the reasons you’ll love staying in New York. Search below for what suits your fancy.
Soho Grand Hotel
An elegant and trendy hotel right in the middle of SoHo. It has been awarded as one of the world's best places to stay. Cool lounge bar, 24-hour room service, and iPods in rooms are just some of the amenities at this luxurious hotel.
The Paramount Hotel
In the heart of the theatre district, this stylish hotel offers amenities like a children’s playroom and video library. Rooms are decorated in shades of white and grey and have fresh cut flowers.
Washington Square Hotel
Traditionally a haven for writers and artists in the bohemian cradle of Washington Square and New York University, guests can enjoy Art Deco furnishings, complimentary breakfast, free internet access and fitness room.
Herald Square Hotel
Nice, clean, award-winning budget hotel with free high speed internet access and satellite TV in Midtown. Pictures on the wall are from Life Magazine.
Gershwin Hotel
The lobby has original artwork by Roy Liechtenstein, and Andy Warhol, and every floor has its own permanent gallery. The rooms are decorated like private apartments, and for the price-conscious there are dorm rooms.
The Pod Hotel
One of the cheapest hotels in the city with clean, cozy rooms and a great rooftop garden. Studios with refrigerators are also available. If The Pod Hotel on 51st Street should be fully booked there is now also a new Pod Hotel on 39th Street.
Hilton New York
Conveniently located in New York’s business center within walking distance to all major attractions. Sophisticated luxury and spacious rooms will cater to all your needs.
Gramercy Park Hotel
A beautiful five-star hotel with an extraordinary décor in a Haute Bohemian style. Hosts a restaurant, several bars, a gym and a private roof club.
Hotel on Rivington
A trendy and fairly new hotel in the Lower East Side. The hotel matches the location’s hip and stylish atmosphere. Floor-to-ceiling windows in every room add to the magic.
Mandarin Oriental
Pure luxury and elegance with floor-to-ceiling window views of Central Park, the Hudson river, or Manhattan. The swimming pool, restaurant and lounge overlook the city, too.
Hampton Inn Manhattan SoHo
Located In a tall building in the trendy area of SoHo, close to restaurants, bars and stylish boutiques The rooms have big beds and the staff is friendly and helpful. Wi-Fi and a full American breakfast are free for all guests of the hotel.
The Algonquin Hotel
In early 2012, this hotel with over 100 years of history was renovated. It has kept its charm and luxurious feel and is still a place for New York’s cultural and artistic elite to meet. The Algonquin Hotel has a very special guest staying there on a permanent basis. Her name is Matilda and you might meet her if you are staying at the hotel. Matilda is a cat and, ever since 1930, having a cat at the hotel has been a tradition.
The Out NYC
With its own nightclub, spa, restaurant, sun deck and garden, located in Hell's Kitchen just a few steps from Times Square, this hotel has it all. The atmosphere is urban, young and hip but still friendly and warm.
East Village Apartments
Stay in an apartment and feel like a true New Yorker. These flats located in a building from the 1930's situated in the hip East Village are a perfect choice. Stroll the streets of SoHo, NoLita and Lower East side with all its boutiqes and cafés.
EasyLiving-Harlem
At EasyLiving-Harlem you stay in Tom's and Heidi's large town house. They are renting out some of all of their rooms, and this place will give you a feeling of home. The house is located in a safe and friendly community in the north of Manhattan and you reach Times Square in about 15 minutes by taking the famous " A-Train".
