New York City is one of the most popular travel destinations in the world. If you are planning a trip to NYC and want to really treat yourself, check out these amazing and luxurious hotels that are all legendary in their own right. Note that the prices shown are the lowest prices for standard rooms, prices go way up from there. Some of the best rooms in these hotels can reach over $10,000 USD per night.
The Plaza Hotel, $1,560 per night
The Plaza Hotel is a historic landmark located on 5th Avenue in Manhattan. The marble and white brick French Renaissance-inspired building offers 208 hotel rooms and residential condos. Double primary lobbies, a ballroom, The Champagne Bar, and the luxurious spa are just a few of its highlights. Basic stays can include rooms with wood-paneled luxury closets, 24-carat gold-plated bathroom fixtures, and white glove butler service.
Waldorf-Astoria New York, $585 per night
The grand reopening of the Waldorf Astoria marks the end of renovations and a new era of luxury in NYC. The hotel will maintain its historic significance and add updates including the latest technologies and fully restored spaces. Since 1930 it has played host to leaders like Winston Churchill, President Hoover, and President Eisenhower. The future of the Waldorf Astoria promises to be just as historic.
The Carlyle, $1,495 per night
The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel, is an icon of luxury in NYC. Past guests have included world leaders and celebrities as well as social elites. Their Café Carlyle is a well-known jazz club that headlines incredible talent. Some rooms at The Carlyle feature floor-to-ceiling windows with a view of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline and all of them have state-of-the-art amenities.
Wythe Hotel, $399 per night
See the Manhattan skyline from the original boutique hotel in Brooklyn, Wythe Hotel. Once a factory the building still features high ceilings, exposed brick, and a unique charm. They focus on creativity in a neighborhood just brimming with it and have a significant collection of art created by contemporary New York based artists.
St. Regis, $1,280 per night
Touted as the finest hotel in America when it debuted in 1904, St. Regis is now a Marriott property. Located near The Museum of Modern Art, Rockefeller Center, and Times Square this midtown Manhattan hotel has a rich history and a timeless elegance. Their famous cocktail lounge, King Cole Bar, is where the first Bloody Mary was created. It’s still a thriving spot for nightlife in the city.
Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York, $1,100 per night
Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York has a Parisian flavor. Soft pastels and sophistication highlight terrace suites with a fantastic view of the city skyline. They are known for their fantastic amenities. Thanks to a partnership with the company, they offer Biologique Recherche skincare products at their luxurious spa.
The New Yorker Hotel, $359 per night
The New Yorker Hotel was built in 1929 and opened in 1930. The gorgeous Art Deco architecture was the backdrop to NYC’s Jazz Age. The stunning hotel still comes with amazing views, exceptional service, and a fascinating history.
The Algonquin, $399 per night
The Algonquin is a Times Square hotel built more than 120 years ago. Their bar, The Blue Bar features the artwork of Al Hirschfeld, and their Round Table restaurant is known for delicious cuisine. While you are there, say hi to The Algonquin Cat, Hamlet. He is one in a long line of feral cats to be housed at the hotel.
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel, $1,367 per night
The Central Park Ritz-Carlton Hotel spent its first incarnation as Hotel St. Moritz. After 69 years it was rebranded The Ritz-Carlton Hotel in 1999. It now stands as the height of luxury and opulence in Midtown Manhattan hotels. Enjoy fine dining, the La Prairie Spa, and Movement Studio during your stay.
The Historic Blue Moon Hotel, $286 per night
The Historic Blue Moon Hotel is a Lower East Side boutique hotel that offers luxury and bespoke artful details to your stay. Once a tenement building in the 1870s, the hotel is full of history and gives an almost museum aesthetic. One of the best parts of this place is that almost all of the rooms have balconies with views of NYC.
The Bowery Hotel, $755 per night
True hospitality combines with sophistication, style, and service in the heart of NYC at The Bowery Hotel. Discover an “Old New York” feel in gorgeous rooms with amazing views and nightly turn-down service. The coolest feature here that you won’t get anywhere else? Complimentary bicycles to explore the city!
Hotel Chelsea, $486 per night
Hotel Chelsea has been a celebrity hot spot over the years hosting the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Mark Twain, and Bob Dylan. The hotel is so famous that it has been featured in the works of Andy Warhol and Arthur Miller. It even has its own feature film, Dreaming Walls: Inside the Chelsea Hotel. However, the Hotel Chelsea isn’t just about the past, it has a brand new spa filled with top-of-the-line luxury experiences.
Refinery Hotel, $636 per night
Located in midtown is the Refinery Hotel with its impressive 12-ft concrete ceilings. Rooms have insane picture windows, some of which include a view of the Empire State Building. Don’t miss out on the hotel’s most popular feature, its rooftop that you can enjoy with a complimentary glass of wine.
Four Seasons New York Downtown, $1,095 per night
The ultimate luxury New York experience is staying at the Four Seasons New York Downtown. Breathtaking art and architecture surround you during a stay that offers a globally inspired spa, celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck’s signature restaurant CUT, and a grand indoor heated pool.
1 Hotel Central Park, $725 per night
Nestled in a corner of Manhattan, near Central Park, 1 Hotel Central Park gives you the height of luxury while prioritizing wellness and sustainability. They are pet friendly, LEED certified, and offer farm-to-table dining, in-room wellness, and sustainable gatherings. For the environmentally conscious, this is the place to be to enjoy NYC.
Aman Hotel, $2,882 per night
Aman meets Manhattan and the result is beyond belief. Aman New York has a three-story spa dedicated to health and wellness. It includes two private spa houses, signature treatments, the very best practitioners, and even offers medical aesthetics like Hydrafacials and bodySCULPT. Dining options include two restaurants and a jazz club.
Mandarin Oriental, $1,720 per night
Five-star suites and spacious rooms are just the beginning at Mandarin Oriental in NYC. The views are spectacular and include the Hudson River, Central Park, and the famous New York skyline. Not to mention an exquisite spa and delicious dining opportunities that will leave you wishing you could stay here a few days longer.
Park Hyatt New York, $1,376 per night
Park Hyatt New York has 118 guest rooms and 92 suites, some with views of Central Park. Their bathrooms have heated stone floors, marble tubs, and bath amenities by Le Labo. Rooms are furnished with bespoke pieces by Yabu Pushelberg. Many options include floor-to-ceiling windows, a terrace, or a balcony.
The Peninsula, $1,295 per night
The Peninsula is known for its outstanding spa which is located on the 21st floor and offers a vast array of treatments. The rooms and lobby ooze a lush feeling with wood accents, floor-to-ceiling windows, and top-grade amenities. For an additional fee, they also offer amazing experiences like the Fifth Avenue Wellness Retreat which includes a signature sleep tea and chocolates, a peaceful sleep bath ritual, breakfast for two, and more starting at $1,530 USD per night.
The Pierre, $1,088 per night
The Pierre, A Taj Hotel on the Upper East Side offers world-class service and timeless opulence. Open since 1930, the hotel has a well-known reputation for outstanding dining and extraordinary live entertainment. Not to mention, the views are to die for.
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