New York
20 hand-picked hotels in New York, compared across Booking.com, Trip.com, Agoda & Expedia.
- Hotels compared
- 20
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- $67 / night
- Avg guest rating
- 8.8 / 10
- Free cancellation
- 19 hotels
Top picks in New York
The stays our editors would book themselves — chosen for location, value and that something extra.
The Mark Hotel
Jacques Grange glamour a block from Central Park
1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge
Rooftop pool facing the Manhattan skyline
The Beekman a Thompson Hotel
Victorian atrium nine stories high, lit by a skylight
All 20 hotels in New York
Filter by stars, property type and amenities. Prices compared across Booking.com, Trip.com, Agoda & Expedia. Prices are indicative, checked October 2026.
Showing 20 of 20 hotels in New York
The Mark Hotel
Jacques Grange glamour a block from Central Park
1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge
Rooftop pool facing the Manhattan skyline
The Beekman a Thompson Hotel
Victorian atrium nine stories high, lit by a skylight
The Ludlow Hotel
Lower East Side cool with Dirty French downstairs
Pod 39 Hotel
Rooftop Manhattan views for under $200 a night
The St. Regis New York
Butler service and the King Cole Bar since 1904
Four Seasons Hotel New York
I.M. Pei tower with 500 sq ft rooms and 10 ft ceilings
Crosby Street Hotel
Kit Kemp's color-drenched SoHo townhouse hotel
Baccarat Hotel New York
Crystal palace opposite MoMA with a marble pool
Lotte New York Palace
An 1882 mansion courtyard beneath 55 storeys of Midtown
The Bowery Hotel
Old-world lobby, factory windows, Gemma downstairs
Kimpton Hotel Eventi
Floor-to-ceiling Chelsea views and a nightly wine hour
The Standard High Line
Floor-to-ceiling Hudson views straddling the High Line
citizenM New York Times Square
Rooftop bar and XL beds steps off Times Square
Marriott Marquis New York
49 floors on Times Square with a revolving rooftop
Ace Hotel New York
NoMad's 1904 Breslin with a lobby that never sleeps
Freehand New York
Bunks and a rooftop cocktail bar off Gramercy Park
Arlo SoHo
Micro rooms and a rooftop bar on SoHo's west edge
Moxy NYC Times Square
Magic Hour rooftop bar at a Garment District price
HI New York City Hostel
Landmark Gothic hostel two blocks from Central Park
About New York
New York hotels are small, expensive and worth it. The trade-off is simple: pay for the view and the lobby scene at an icon such as The Mark or the St. Regis, or pay for the location and spend the savings on the city itself.
Manhattan's boutique era has produced some of the most atmospheric hotels anywhere: the Bowery and Ludlow downtown, the Beekman's nine-storey Victorian atrium, Crosby Street's art-filled drawing rooms. Across the river, Williamsburg and Dumbo now rival them with skyline views thrown in.
Budget pods, hostels and Yotel-style cabins keep central Manhattan under $200, and taxes add roughly 15 percent plus a nightly fee, so compare the final total rather than the headline rate.
Best time to visit
April to June and September to early November (comfortable weather); December is magical but priciest
Where to stay in New York
The neighbourhoods our editors recommend, and who each one suits best.
Theatres, Fifth Avenue and the grand classics: St. Regis, Baccarat, Four Seasons.
High Line, galleries and the hotels that defined New York cool.
Cast-iron lofts and the Bowery, Crosby Street and Ludlow hotels.
Historic landmarks reborn as hotels (The Beekman) with weekend bargains.
Museum Mile, Central Park and discreet luxury at The Mark; Lincoln Center and the HI hostel across the park.
Brooklyn rooftops with the best skyline views in the city, 10 minutes by subway.
Average hotel prices in New York
| Star rating | Average price / night |
|---|---|
| ★★★★★3-star | $170 |
| ★★★★★4-star | $340 |
| ★★★★★5-star | $950 |
