A theme that never ventures into kitsch territory: guestroom floors reflect the 10 categories of the Dewey Decimal System (remember that?).

Café’s a stellar choice for standout local eats + a killer cup of coffee (pro tip: peruse the events calendar & try to catch a live show).

With a location right in the Flower District, the name Hilton Garden Inn has never been more appropriate.

Eco-friendly features and a loft-inspired, urban-chic vibe.

Trendy Greenpoint stay less than a mile from (even trendier) Williamsburg. Didn’t pack quite right? Hit the local shops.

Refreshingly mellow leather-and-velvety social lounge during the day turns into a plush, moody lounge-lounge at night.

Each floor of the hotel draws inspiration from a different era in East Village history—from the earliest settlers to the punk era to today—while celebrating the neighborhood’s spirit.

Comfy rooms in the heart of Chinatown minutes from everything downtown and Brooklyn.

Native NYC-ers will be jealous of your just-spacious-enough room.

Need free WiFi? You got it.

Spot-on location puts you in the heart of Times Square, close to Broadway shows and ginormous pastrami on rye deli sandos.

Industrial-meets-plush design is so very Soho.

Convenient location near shops, restaurants and local attractions.

In the heart of Chinatown (hello, good eats!), steps from the N train.

Convenient location places you near must-visits like Prospect Park, Barclays Center and the Brooklyn Museum.

Right by the subway for easy access to all the must-visits.

4-star hotel located on Seventh Avenue at West 48th Street in the heart of Times Square.

Chic lobby bar’s a killer go-to for aperitifs before doing a foodie tour in downtown Brooklyn (less than a half-mile away).

Lower East Side address within easy walking distance of shops, restaurants & the subway.

Sleek and modern accommodations in Chelsea, ideally situated a short walk from all the Midtown sites.

Original details abound in the red brick Gothic seminary building renovated to house 60 intimate, eclectically vintage guestrooms.

Quaint? In New York? You heard that right! Boutique hotel dating to 1841 boasts rooms festooned with fine art and antique furniture.

Rooms are contemporary, with floor-to-ceiling windows so you can look out onto your concrete jungle domain.

This spot lays claim to being the oldest running hotel in New York — safe to say they know what they're doing.

Lovely views of – you guessed it – One World Trade Center and a short walk from the 9/11 Memorial (a sobering must).

Jazzy contemporary style in an eclectic 'hood.

Relax, early riser. Breakfast’s included.

Prime 45th St address, strolling distance to sights, shops, restaurants and theaters galore.

Expansive windows and posh rooms, designed by renowned architect David Rockwell, are top of the menu here.

Perched right on the High Line (New York’s ‘other’ favorite park), with an art-laden rooftop plaza.

Soak up some of the best Hudson views in town from your very own New York suite. (Kevin McAllister would be proud.)