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The hotel’s most distinctive feature, however, may be the lofty level of craftsmanship... that ribbons throughout the public spaces. — Travel + Leisure
$650
on Booking.comIt’s the service that will win you over: an umbrella at the ready for impending rain, coffee and a newspaper delivered within minutes of your request, and a proper hot toddy at the bar. — Travel + Leisure
$595
on Booking.comEach room has its own art collection, built on the theme of travel around photographs, sketches and correspondence amassed from French antique shops. — Time Out
$295
on Booking.comEven the standard rooms are impressive, with king-sized beds, floor-to-ceiling windows and sprawling marble bathrooms with separate soaking tub and walk-in rain shower. — Lonely Planet
$700
on Booking.comA sophisticated hotel set in the first 12 floors of a 50-story tower conveniently located opposite the Museum of Modern Art. — Hideaway Report
$588
on Booking.comThe Chatwal is a cocoon of comfort and luxury in the beating heart of Manhattan. — The Telegraph
$475
on Booking.comNestled on "lovely" Gramercy Park, this landmark boutique offers a "luxurious" taste of "old New York" with a "unique" twist. — Zagat
$329
on Booking.comThis 1930 Art Deco gem on the Upper East Side is a New York icon. — Departures
$383
on Booking.comButlers still attend to your every need and the liberally gilded interior retains an air of old-school opulence. — Time Out
$845
on Booking.comBold geometric shapes and splashy interiors helped reinvent this once-stuffy Upper East Side classic. — The Telegraph
$575
on Booking.comLike living within plush confines of a Faberge egg. Vast rooms, celestial style, service nearing perfection. — BlackBook
$875
on Booking.comNewly opened in the fall of 2013, The Quin offers 208 guest rooms, including suites, for a luxury boutique hotel experience in the heart of New York City. — Forbes Travel Guide
$299
on Booking.comSet among town houses between Madison and Fifth avenues, the Surrey has always reeked of classic Upper East Side elegance. — Frommer's
$473
on Booking.comMaintaining peace of mind while staying in Midtown requires a determined spirit and a relaxing place to hide away from the area's busy streets. — Gayot
$312
on Booking.comEloise's adopted home on the corner of Central Park, the Plaza is one of New York's most storied hotels, hosting all manner of dignitaries, moneymakers, and royalty. — Fodor's
$469
on Booking.comThe historic 1909 Met Life clocktower that the property resides in is a highlight in itself, while another top perk is the on-site Michelin-starred restaurant. — Oyster
$421
on Booking.comLower Manhattan is thriving and this chic property is leading the way. You get great views of the East River, Brooklyn Bridge and New York Harbour from the upper floors. — The Telegraph
$175
on Booking.comIts most winning feature just may be its sweeping, floor-to-ceiling views. — Departures
$895
on Booking.comCool Tribeca hang and enduring neighborhood favorite, with a local bar scene and basement theater. — Jetsetter
$115
on Booking.comIt’s enormous, but the park and waterfront setting give it a surprising intimacy. — The Telegraph
$325
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