Mandarin Oriental, New York
Sky-high views over Central Park and the skyline.
The Peninsula New York
A 1905 limestone landmark on Fifth Avenue at 55th Street, with art deco–inspired rooms, the Clement restaurant and a three-level spa with an indoor pool above Midtown.
The Sherry-Netherland
A 1927 Fifth Avenue landmark at the corner of Central Park, with its famous sidewalk clock, individually decorated rooms and suites, and European-style service.
The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel
The Upper East Side's Art Deco icon on Madison Avenue at 76th Street, home to Bemelmans Bar, the Café Carlyle cabaret and suites with Central Park views.
The Mercer
A discreet SoHo classic in a Romanesque Revival building at Mercer and Prince Streets, with interiors first conceived by Christian Liaigre and Italian dining at Sartiano's.
Pendry Manhattan West
A sleek Pendry tower in the Manhattan West development near Hudson Yards, with a rippling facade, warm residential-style rooms and the eastern Mediterranean cooking of Zou Zou's.
Waldorf Astoria New York
The 1931 Art Deco legend on Park Avenue, reopened in 2025 after a full restoration, with 375 rooms, Peacock Alley beside the famous lobby clock and a new spa.
1 Hotel Central Park
Barry Sternlicht's nature-inspired hotel a block from Central Park, fronted by a living green facade, with reclaimed-wood interiors and Jonathan Waxman's seasonal restaurant Jams.
The Pierre, A Taj Hotel
A 1930 tower on Fifth Avenue at 61st Street, facing Central Park, famed for its muralled Rotunda, its elevator attendants and the gracious service of Taj.
Equinox Hotel New York
A wellness-focused hotel in a Hudson Yards tower, with Joyce Wang interiors, rooms designed for deep sleep, a vast Equinox club and Stephen Starr's Electric Lemon on the 24th floor.
The Mark
A 1927 Upper East Side building at Madison Avenue and 77th Street, reimagined by Jacques Grange, with The Mark Restaurant by Jean-Georges and New York's most photographed lobby.
Fouquet’s New York
The French Barrière group's Tribeca hotel on cobbled Greenwich Street, with Martin Brudnizki's Art Deco interiors, Brasserie Fouquet's, a guests-only rooftop and a spa with hydrotherapy pool.
Four Seasons Hotel New York
I. M. Pei's 52-story limestone tower on East 57th Street, reopened in 2024, with 33-foot public spaces, some of the city's largest rooms and views over Central Park.
Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown
A Robert A. M. Stern tower beside the Woolworth Building in Lower Manhattan, with Yabu Pushelberg interiors, a 75-foot indoor lap pool and a spa near the World Trade Center.
JW Marriott Essex House New York
A 1931 Art Deco landmark on Central Park South, crowned by its famous red neon sign, with many rooms and suites looking straight over Central Park.
Loews Regency New York
A Park Avenue institution on the Upper East Side, home of the storied power breakfast at The Regency Bar & Grill and the Julien Farel Restore Salon & Spa.
The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
Emery Roth's 1930 former Hotel St. Moritz on Central Park South, where park-view rooms come with telescopes and the horse-drawn carriages wait just across the street.
Baccarat Hotel New York
The French crystal house's hotel opposite MoMA on West 53rd Street, with the chandelier-lit Grand Salon, a Spa de La Mer and a pool lined in checkerboard tiles.
The Knickerbocker
John Jacob Astor IV's 1906 Beaux-Arts hotel on Times Square, reborn with quiet high-ceilinged rooms above the bustle, Charlie Palmer Steak and the St. Cloud rooftop bar.
Park Hyatt New York
A Yabu Pushelberg–designed hotel in the One57 tower across from Carnegie Hall, with around 350 artworks, Spa Nalai and a 25th-floor pool where classical music plays underwater.
Warren Street Hotel
Firmdale's second New York hotel, in Tribeca, where Kit Kemp's colorful interiors fill 69 individually designed rooms, with garden terrace suites and a rooftop terrace.
The Greenwich Hotel
Robert De Niro's discreet Tribeca hotel, with individually decorated rooms, Andrew Carmellini's Locanda Verde and a lantern-lit pool beneath the timbers of an antique Japanese farmhouse.
The Manner
An intimate SoHo hotel on tree-lined Thompson Street, with 97 rooms, The Otter seafood restaurant, Sloane's cocktail bar, a guests-only lounge and a rooftop over downtown.
Crosby Street Hotel
Kit Kemp's colorful Firmdale hotel on a cobbled SoHo street, with 86 individually designed rooms, a sculpture garden, a private screening room and the Crosby Bar's ivy-clad terrace.
Nine Orchard
The restored 1912 Jarmulowsky Bank on the Lower East Side, now a 113-room hotel with residential-style rooms, Corner Bar and the pink-marble Swan Room cocktail lounge.
Lotte New York Palace
The 1882 Villard Houses joined to a 55-story tower facing St. Patrick's Cathedral on Madison Avenue, with a Gilded Age courtyard, The Towers suites and the ila Only Spa.
The Bowery Hotel
A wood-paneled, fireplace-warmed hotel on the Bowery at East 3rd Street, with factory-style windows framing Manhattan views and Gemma's rustic Italian cooking at street level.
The Langham, New York, Fifth Avenue
A sleek tower on Fifth Avenue two blocks from the Empire State Building, with spacious rooms and suites, Ai Fiori's Riviera-inspired cooking and original works by Alex Katz.
The Standard, High Line
A modernist slab straddling the High Line in the Meatpacking District, with floor-to-ceiling windows over the Hudson, The Standard Grill and the rooftop club Le Bain.
The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad
A slender glass tower on Broadway in NoMad, opened in 2022, with Rockwell Group interiors, José Andrés's Zaytinya and the Nubeluz bar high above the Empire State district.
Casa Cipriani New York
The 1909 Beaux-Arts Battery Maritime Building on the harbor, reborn in 2021 as a Cipriani club and hotel with 47 suites, classic Venetian cooking and a large spa.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel
A restored 1907 mansion and a glass tower at Fifth Avenue and 28th Street, dressed by Martin Brudnizki, with Andrew Carmellini's Café Carmellini and the intimate Portrait Bar.
The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel
A restored 1883 Victorian landmark near City Hall Park, built around a nine-story skylit atrium, with Tom Colicchio's Temple Court restaurant and the clubby Bar Room.
The New York EDITION
Ian Schrager's hotel in the 1909 Metropolitan Life clock tower on Madison Square Park, with oak-floored rooms, the Clocktower restaurant and views toward the Empire State Building.
Hotel Chelsea
The legendary 1884 red-brick landmark on West 23rd Street, home to generations of artists and writers, reopened in 2022 with El Quijote, Café Chelsea and a rooftop spa.
1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge
An eco-minded hotel on Pier 1 in Brooklyn Bridge Park, built with reclaimed materials, with a rooftop pool and bar looking straight at the bridge and the Manhattan skyline.
The Whitby Hotel
Kit Kemp's colorful Firmdale hotel on West 56th Street, two blocks from Central Park, with a pewter-topped bar, an orangery, terrace suites and a private screening room.
