37 places to stay in New York City that Wikivoyage's editors list, from hostels to hotels, with addresses and prices.
Boutique hotel just off Times Square. High-speed Wi-fi and complimentary refreshments in Rick's Cafe 24 hours a day including breakfast in the mornings and wine and cheese receptions in the evenings except for Sunday nights.
King and double-bed rooms. Standard rooms are much larger than typical as the hotel was designed as a suite hotel.
A Times Square-area hotel offering modern accommodations.
Boutique hotel built in 2022, featuring a rooftop garden terrace with panoramic views of Hudson Yards.
Art Deco hotel.
Upscale hotel with 770 guest rooms, Manhattan's largest indoor lap pool, Brasserie 1605 Restaurant, meeting facilities.
A massive, amenity-laden hotel tower.
Art Deco hotel built in 1931, steps from Times Square, known for its mock-Art Deco murals on the ground floor.
Extended stay NYC hotel. Complimentary Wi-Fi and wired Internet access. Free hot full breakfast each morning and evening dinner and drinks, Monday through Thursday.
Suites and first class services and amenities. Each suite features appliances, plush fabrics and elegant furnishings with marble baths. Timeshares available.
Hotel near Broadway that features spacious rooms and suites, a conference center, wedding reception locations, event venues and an on-site restaurant.
Gigantic in size with updated hotel rooms, high-speed elevators and six hotel restaurants and lounges. It is known for its revolving bar and the view from its clear-sided elevators.
Right next to Carnegie Hall and close to the Theater District. While its renovations have significantly improved this hotel, it is, at best, a four-star hotel and clearly not one of New York's luxury hotels.
Studios, one- and two- bedrooms suites with floor to ceiling views of New York City.
An upscale hotel offering 114 rooms and suites. The hotel has many interesting features, including a mica-covered vaulted ceiling, silver-leafed wood paneling, pleated-silk walls, marble, and Baccarat crystal elements throughout.
Has a rooftop bar.
Perhaps the most famous of New York's luxury hotels, the Plaza is an attraction in and of itself, having been used as a backdrop in numerous movies and TV shows and serving as the meeting place for many celebrities and politicians. The Plaza is also famous as the place to go for afternoon tea or cocktails, and of course you will pay dearly for that.
Featuring natural light, organic and reclaimed materials. Farm-fresh meal at the restaurant, menu created by Chez Panisse alum, Jonathan Waxman,
The only hotel on Wall Street featuring 253 rooms that begin at a very large 345 sq ft (32 m²). All rooms come with free internet, free minibar (except alcohol), free gym access, and free light refreshments in the lobby.
Brand new all-suite luxury hotel overlooking the Hudson River in Battery Park City, located next to the World Financial Center and minutes from Wall St, Statue of Liberty and 9/11 Memorial.
A small boutique luxury hotel a block north of Wall Street.
A boutique hotel two blocks from Wall Street, one block from the New York Stock Exchange, and across the street from the Federal Reserve Bank. Consists of 113 rooms with free wireless internet, contains a fitness center, and is pet friendly.
55-Story hotel located in the heart of the Financial District, next to the 9/11 Memorial and 11 different subway lines, featuring a heated indoor pool and 569 guest rooms and suites with skyline views.
Good views and nice rooms.
242 rooms with kitchenettes and suites, 240sq.ft. to 600sq.ft with 10' ceiling height. All rates include a full hot American breakfast buffet daily, free basic wi-fi and fitness center.
Standard business hotel close to ferry terminal and several subway stations. There's only three elevators for more than forty floors of rooms, so may not be a first choice if you're going to be arriving and leaving in peak hours.
An extended stay hotel offering pet friendly lodging accommodations and suites with fully equipped kitchens.
Listings adapted from Wikivoyage – New York City (CC BY-SA).