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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.comNestled on "lovely" Gramercy Park, this landmark boutique offers a "luxurious" taste of "old New York" with a "unique" twist. — Zagat
$329
on Booking.comThe Chatwal is a cocoon of comfort and luxury in the beating heart of Manhattan. — The Telegraph
$475
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.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.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.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.comIt’s enormous, but the park and waterfront setting give it a surprising intimacy. — The Telegraph
$325
on Booking.comIts most winning feature just may be its sweeping, floor-to-ceiling views. — Departures
$895
on Booking.comOn the southern edge of SoHo, just north of Canal Street, this Chicago import has done a better job than most melding into its boho-chic neighborhood, thanks to a localist approach — Star Service
$289
on Booking.comCool Tribeca hang and enduring neighborhood favorite, with a local bar scene and basement theater. — Jetsetter
$115
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