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1. The Renwick Hotel — This Midtown hotel was once home to the studios of John Steinbeck and F. Scott Fitzgerald, which is why you'll find references to both gentlemen scattered throughout the entire building.
2. Refinery Hotel — Once a hat factory and Prohibition-era tea room, expect to find industrial touches (say hello to distressed hardwood floors) combined with luxurious amenities, like Dean & DeLuca snacks in the mini fridge.
3. The Ludlow Hotel — Choose between studio, terrace, loft, and penthouse rooms that all have one very important thing in common: beautiful bathrooms you'd live in forever. *swoons at the thought of subway tiles, copper accents, and great lighting*
4. The Bernic Hotel — You'll honestly be tempted to stay indoors all day and ignore the splendor that is NYC once you book a room at this hotel. Private balconies? Check. Floor-to-ceiling windows? A fluffy duvet? Double check. I mean, need I say more?
5. Made Hotel — Escape the hustle and bustle that is Manhattan by way of dim lightning and abundant greenery. Your soul will feel rejuvenated at the exact moment the lobby door closes behind you.
6. Homewood Suites by Hilton New York/Midtown — Manhattan is home to dozens of ritzy restaurants, but here's the thing: they can be expensive. If you're traveling with family and are on a budget, a free hot breakfast and an in-suite kitchen are all yours for the taking when you stay at this property.
7. Arlo SoHo — In addition to cozy rooms and thoughtfully curated art, this hotel hosts a slew of free events you'll want to attend: think lobby happy hours at night and meditation classes in the morning.
8. The Pierre — This luxury hotel has been open since 1930 and was designated a historic landmark in 1981. For decades, this property has been a gathering place for icons in both the fashion and art world: Valentino hosted multiple couture shows *and* Audrey Hepburn celebrated her Academy Award for Roman Holiday here.
9. The Quin Central Park — As the name implies, this hotel is situated two blocks from Central Park, making it the perfect location for anyone who wants to explore all of Manhattan. You'll be close to several subway lines (cabs in NYC are at the mercy of traffic) that will quickly lead you from point A to point Z.
10. Hotel 50 Bowery — Tucked away in Chinatown, this spot is equipped with Jonathan Adler bath amenities, original artwork curated by Exhibition A, and a fully-stocked bar and grill that will having you clicking "book" faster than you can say fluffy bathrobe.
11. Conrad New York Downtown — Known for the seasonal Loopy Doopy Rooftop Bar (featuring alcohol-infused popsicles served in a glass of Prosecco), this luxurious abode has all the makings of a modern art museum: unique furniture, high ceilings, and actual artwork scattered throughout.
12. The Beekman — From velvet furniture and brightly lit rooms to contemporary art and vintage-inspired carpeting, prepare for the kind of eclectic splendor and design you'd see in a Wes Anderson film.
13. The New York Edition — From afar, this property actually looks like a clocktower! It was originally the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company’s headquarters back in 1909 but has since transformed into a luxury hotel complete with comfy beds, oak floors, and a Michelin-starred restaurant.
14. Hampton Inn Manhattan-Chelsea — If you plan on frequenting the bars and restaurants near the Flatiron District, then this is *exactly* where you'll want to stay. Prepare to shop until you drop while also eating 75 meals a day because of how close you'll be to the center of everything.
15. The Marmara Park Avenue — High 👏 ceilings 👏. A true rarity in NY hotel real estate, each room feels extremely spacious and is flooded with the kind of natural light one usually only dreams of having while applying their makeup.
16. Kixby Hotel — You'll probably want to stay at this property for the abundant eating and drinking options alone. Gawk at the Empire State Building from The Lookup rooftop, enjoy a craft cocktail at the dimly lit Lot 15, or feast on Insta-famous burgers and shakes at Black Tap.
17. Even Hotel New York — This wellness destination is great for travelers who want to keep active, whether on vacation or traveling for work: each room actually comes with all the equipment you'll need (yoga mat, yoga block, core exercise ball, and resistance bands).
18. The NoMad Hotel — The pièce de résistance of this entire property is, of course, their two-story Library bar. Munch on finger foods and sip on tea, coffee, or spirits while taking in the sight of a spiral staircase combined with a massive collection of books.
19. Millennium Hilton New York Downtown — Want to stare out at The Oculus while sipping your morning coffee? Not a problem when you book a room at this hotel. Located right in the middle of the Financial District, bucket-list spots like the Statue of Liberty, One World Trade Center, and the Brooklyn Bridge are all a stone's throw away.
20. Hampton Inn Manhattan/Times Square Central — If the word "Manhattan" immediately makes you think of Broadway shows and bright lights, this hotel is where you'll want to lay your head at night. You'll be greeted with the quintessential NYC crowds and sprawling billboards...
21. New York Hilton Midtown — This property is sure to have you feeling right at home because of comfy beds, spacious in-room work desks, and huge windows.
22. The Roxy — Be sure to check out a variety of up-and-coming artists at the Roxy Lounge during your stay! From rappers to pianists, you're sure to find one or two (or ten) new artists you'll immediately search for on Spotify.
23. Hilton Garden Inn New York/West 35th Street — Business travelers coming to Manhattan, take heed: This is a great hotel for you. In addition to a meeting room and business center, custom-designed beds and ergonomic chairs turn every room into the ideal remote office.
*visits NYC once*
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