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New York City isn't one place, it's a hundred different places, all jostling for your attention. From the uptown glitz of the Upper West Side to the downtown bohemian chic of the West Village, from Chinatown to Little Italy, from Murray Hill to Midtown, you are presented with entirely different sights, sounds and even smells in each neighbourhood.
Located on one of the world's finest natural harbours, New York is the largest city in the United States, and was founded in 1624 as a commercial trading post by the Dutch. Since then it has grown to become a global centre for entertainment, arts, fashion and shopping, with some of the world’s finest luxury hotels. The city is a shopping mecca, offering designer fashion, style, quality and choice hard to find anywhere else in the world. You can savor the elegance of the Saks Fifth Avenue classic, be hip in the chic boutiques of West Village, or roam the flagship department stores that are part of New York Shopping history. All of our stunning boutique hotels in New York can be seen below.
11 Hip Hotels in New York
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The art consciousness that one would expect from SoHo or Tribeca has been mixed with the more formal, well dressed profile of a 5th Avenue address. Chambers is in one of the most desirable Midtown areas – on the northern frontier just below Central Park.
Architect David Rockwell was brought in to realise an interior to go with the art. The property features a substantial permanent collection of contemporary art. A fascinating mix of photography, painting, works on paper and sculpture, the likes of which you would normally not find in one place.
With raw concrete ceilings, industrial lamps bolted to the walls and polished concrete floors in the bathroom, the interiors are not what you would expect from a hotel around the corner from Tiffany’s. But that’s exactly why it works.
Chambers, located in the heart of midtown, offers a seamless fusion of uptown luxury and downtown cool.
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£1,049 pp in low season (Jan-Aug)
£1,099 pp in high season (Sep-Dec)
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Billing itself as “living the dream”, Eventi is the first new and substantial hotel to have emerged in New York’s Chelsea area.
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£959 pp in low season
£999 pp in high season
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When the Hotel first opened its doors in 1925 it quickly became the place for artists, adventurers and bon vivants to rub elbows. Babe Ruth liked to drink at the bar, Humphrey Bogart was married here and Mark Twain liked to play pool in the park. The Gramercy was not so much designed as collected; voluptuous velvet curtains suspended from bronze rods, hand tufted rugs, colours inspired by the renaissance, juxtaposed with daring contemporary art. The overwhelming ambience is that of an artist’s lair. Exciting and original public spaces where guests can enjoy two bars, the rooftop garden Gramercy Terrace with both indoor and outdoor lounging and dining space, a new Danny Meyer restaurant and as a resident, albeit temporary, you will be given keyed access to the Park itself!
The only private park in New York, Gramercy Park was inspired by the glamour and charm of a London square.
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£1,035 pp
Complimentary hosted Wine and Hors d'oeuvres daily
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Built from scratch by a creative team, The Marcel Wanders designed entrance is a hit, the completely off the wall Thor restaurant on the ground floor is consistently voted in New York’s top 100, and the rooms, with their all yellow or all black bathrooms are a sumptuously spacious alternative to smaller spaces elsewhere in Manhattan.
Thor is the Viking God of the area, a thunderbolt of a restaurant enhanced by Wanders’ wild wallpaper and his outhouse in the middle of the space. But the real plus of Hotel on Rivington came as a surprise to everyone, including the owners. There had never been a tower in this area, so no one knew that it would have such an amazing view. A view of New York’s famous skyline from a completely new perspective.
Situated right in the middle of the Lower East Side, Hotel on Rivington is a study in contrast; a shiny glass and steel tower in a neighbourhood of tenement buildings
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£849 per person
Add an extra night for free for stays in January and February with our Stay 4 pay 3 offer
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The rules are simple, if you’re not a guest you cannot eat in the restaurant, swim in the pool, lunch on the roof, have a drink in the bar, watch a film in the private screening room, throw a private party in the library, or chill out in the Cowshed – the club’s famous spa… unless you’re a member. But one thing it is not, is stuffy. As a club, it has managed to attract the kind of people that normally never belong to clubs. Film directors, writers, artists, creative types in all fields make up the member roster, and yet Soho is not painfully arty either.
The look, if it has to be defined as such, is a mix of laid back modern and iconic antique, with the odd bit of bling. The rooms are bohemian loft with soaring ceilings, exposed beams, chandeliers and big, baroque carved beds. The Playhouse and Playground rooms have giant egg-shaped baths big enough for two. But more important than how it looks is how it feels with just the right balance of cosy and trendy.
Soho House is not a hotel, it’s a private club – the hottest private club in New York – that happens to have a small hotel.
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£1,199 pp
Upgrade to a Playroom from £89pppn
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The Carlyle is the Upper East Side, and vice versa. All the values of patrician New York are the qualities that define The Carlyle. Woody Allen can often be found jamming on his clarinet with the Eddy Davis New Orleans Jazz Band in the Café Carlyle (resident caberet jazz/venue) on a Monday night. A neighbourhood that has a world class museum on practically every other corner, not to mention the proximity of Central Park, The Upper East Side is interesting precisely because it's not like the rest of New York. The doormen with their traditional brass-buttoned coats and caps, school children in blazers and ties, discreet little restaurants tucked into the brownstones on gentrified side streets, and, of course, the shopping, all give this part of New York a signature as distinctive as the tenement housing of the Lower East Side.
One of New York's most genuine and charismatic experiences.
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£1,039 pp in low season
£1,089 pp in high season
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Robert De Niro, a long term resident of TriBeCa, the city’s most sought after neighbourhood, has created the area’s iconic hotel with the look and feel of a chic members club
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£1,195 pp
Beautiful downtown hotel
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If you’re longing to combine contemporary New York chic with the avant-garde style of the 1920’s, then look no further.
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£1,069 in low season
£1,279 in high season
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The 18-storey structure consisting of two concrete-framed glass slabs recalls mid-century modernist but the most interesting aspect is how this building interacts with the High Line, an abandoned 80-year-old elevated freight railroad running down Manhattan’s west side that has been converted into a park for locals and tourists to kick back.
The glass means the interiors have floor-to-ceiling views; of the Hudson to the West, MePa topped by the Empire State to the East and the High Line directly below. Every room maximises its view, none more so than the double height glass-encased space on the 18th floor that will open up in 2010 as an exclusive venue for guests and those on the list!
In an area now so well known for its food, its obvious that even the most eye-popping architecture and a view will only get you so far. The rest is up to the restaurant.
Located in MePa - currently New York’s hottest restaurant and bar scene – the new Standard is described by the New York Observer as "the most unusual and significant New York building in years".
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£1,039 pp in low season
£1,199 pp in high season
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The Surrey combines the sensuous spirit of the 20’s with the contemporary style of the right here, right now.
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£699 in low season
£1,399 in high season
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Located on Spring Street, you’re in SoHo but you’re also on the cusp of TriBeCa so all the most interesting bars, restaurants and shops in Manhattan are literally at your doorstep. Big by SoHo standards, the 46 story hotel offers views, a very happening bar scene, a spa and great dining, so posing the dilemma, to stay in or to go out?
Three words distinguish the 391 guestrooms. Space. Glass. And Fendi. An average of 500 square feet guestrooms offer a lot of space and all the rooms have floor to ceiling windows. They are also the first rooms in Manhattan to have been furnished by Fendi better known for handbags and fur coats.
If you have a Fendi interior you have to have an Italian restaurant. Quattro Gastronomia not surprisingly features authentic Northern Italian cuisine. Bar d’Eau as the name suggests is on the water. i.e. on the hotel’s 6000 square foot pool deck. The Library houses a whole load of art and design books and an intimate fireplace setting. The third bar is a cocktail lounge with mixologists that are popular enough for entry after 10 pm to be guest list only.
Think of SoHo and you think cool, matte black, lofts and lattes; and when you think of Trump, you think big and bling. So no surprise then that Trump SoHo is a luxurious blend of the two.
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£899 pp in low season (Jan-Aug)
£1,329 pp in high season (Sep-Dec)
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