Want to know where to stay? Find out which hotels are right for you, and plan your New York City experience with up-to-the-minute event information.
New York City offers rooms for all budgets and styles. So consider your priorities—location, rates and amenities. Book a hotel that is right for you.
New York City does have some of the highest room rates in the country, choosing a hotel in New York City boils down to how much you want to spend.
Old World grandeur meets postmodern chic at the Gramercy Park Hotel, the latest from Ian Schrager, the boldface hotelier. The hotel opened in August 2006 with original Warhols and other indulgences missing from your everyday W Hotel.
The London NYC was once the Rihga Royal Hotel between Times Square and Central Park. It reopened in November 2006 with a new look, new owners and a new name. Sporting a minimal Regency style, the 54-story hotel features spacious rooms, bathrooms by Waterworks and in-room dining by the British celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay.
If you're planning to explore the Lower East Side, there's the Hotel on Rivington, a glass tower.
For something far more cost effective, check out the Hotel QT in Times Square, a high-concept motel by André Balazs that offers spartan rooms and a sexy swimming pool in the lobby.
Make Sunday special with NYC Sunday Stays—a new program that gives you a City Sunday at one of many hotels offering discount rates and special value-added amenities. Take advantage of room rates reduced from 20–30% combined with room upgrades, discounted room service and restaurant dining, complimentary breakfast and more. The only hard part is choosing which hotel to book. After that, the day is yours.
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