Known for its striking interior design—rife with pattern, colors, and English-inspired textiles—the Crosby is tucked away on one of Soho’s quieter cobblestone streets. Great beds, impeccable service, and stunning interiors.

With a cocktail bar that’s very popular among the downtown It crowd, this Lower East Side boutique hotel offers an oasis among an ever-bustling neighborhood. The historic structure formerly housed a bank, so don’t forget to look up at the ornate ceilings and impeccably restored details, flush throughout the 113-room hotel.

An edgier boutique hotel beloved by the creative elite and their many fans. Leaving your loft-style room for a drink downstairs at Gemma will have you feeling unbeatably chic, or head into the lobby’s lounge for a fireplace-side wine (and great people-watching to match).

To New Yorkers (and anyone else who loves the city), The Chelsea needs no introduction. Built in the 1880s and with a star-studded, rife artistic history throughout the 20th century, the building’s newest iteration is a laid-back luxury hotel with more than 150 rooms and plenty of homage-paying rock-and-roll charm.