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Built to blend in with the classic New York façades of trendy Tribeca, Robert de Niro’s Greenwich Hotel boasts beautiful bedrooms fitted with Carrara marble and Moroccan tile, a bamboo spa building constructed, nail-free, by Japanese craftsmen, and a cool but cosy Italian restaurant – all encased in a classic exterior of ruddy, hand-moulded brick.

Swathed in silks, thick carpets, marble and chandeliers, the Ritz Carlton Central Park is a grand 5 star hotel with classical features and lashings of luxury. With views of the southern end of Central Park, the hotel is well located for visiting many of New York’s main attractions and restaurants.

Uniting vivid patterns and bold designs to create a wholly unique space, The Whitby Hotel in New York City is designer Kit Kemp’s modern Midtown Manhattan masterpiece. A few blocks from the renowned Museum of Modern Art, the hotel is its own arts destination, with thoughtful installations and a unique look in every bright, welcoming room. Every

The Carlyle, a Rosewood Hotel is an elegant and beautiful hotel situated in the heart of New York's Upper Eastside. Whether travelling for buisiness or pleasure, the hotel oozes sophistication and offers guests the quintessential luxury manhatten experience.

Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as a 24-hour health club, an indoor pool, and a sauna. This Beaux Arts hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and babysitting (surcharge). Satisfy your appetite

New York locations don't come any more central than this! Right on Fifth Avenue, at Central Park South, the New York Plaza sits right in the centre of the city's galleries, shops, restaurants and nightlife. The grandeur of the decor and the elegant service give The Plaza the feel of an oasis from all the bustle of the city.

Baccarat has been famous for its beautiful crystal for over 250 years, so it's no surprise that this French company's New York hotel is a glamorous and glittering affair, dotted with chandeliers, marble and rich textiles and boasting a stunning private art collection, ranging from the 18th century to the present day. With an enviable Midtown

Times change, but Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown dedication to perfecting the travel experience never will. Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown highly personalized 24-hour service, combined with authentic,elegant surroundings of the highest quality, embodies a home away from home for those who know and appreciate the best. As the company

Centrally located in Midtown Manhattan, between Bryant Park and the Empire State Building, The Langham is a 60-storey tower with stunning views. All the attractions of the city that never sleeps are within easy reach here, and with sleek contemporary accommodation, a Michelin-starred restaurant and a luxurious spa, it's a perfect choice for any

Set right at the top of the Time Warner Center, with views over Central Park, the Mandarin Oriental, New York is a luxurious hotel that's right at the centre of the action. With breathtaking views, excellent accommodation and service, and an enviable location within walking distance of Fifth Avenue and Broadway, it's an excellent choice whether

Since first opening its gilded doors in 1931, the historic 5-star Jumeirah Essex House has welcomed guests to a world of luxury on Central Park. The distinctive accommodation at this Manhattan landmark has undergone a $90 million refurbishment program, in classic Art-Deco style. This is the perfect setting for leisure and business alike, with a

Modern art deco masterpiece The Chatwal is a serene and stylish 5 star escape in Midtown Manhattan. The exterior was designed by architect Stanford White and the interiors furnished by Thierry Despont with rich red hues and polished wooden walls in keeping with the 1930s theme.

Overlooking Central Park and steps from Columbus Circle, Lincoln Center, and Fifth Avenue, this luxurious hotel offers access to the best shopping and nightlife New York City has to offer. As the only hotel in Manhattan with Forbes Five-Star, AAA Five-Diamond, and two Michelin-starred restaurant ratings, Trump International Hotel and Tower New

Dapper ladies and gents will love the Ned NoMad, near the city’s Garment District and due north of Madison Square Park (hence: NoMad). There’s a Magic Room co-working space for grown-ups to work wonders during the daytime, a social Cecconi’s for buzz and burrata, and the general refinement of a gentleman’s club. And right outside is one of

Located within the center of Lower Manhattan’s thriving New Downtown, and nestled between both the East and Hudson Rivers, The Beekman is surrounded by some of Manhattan’s most cherished attractions, including the Brooklyn Bridge, the World Trade Center, South Street Seaport and City Hall.

Centrally located at the heart of the Big Apple, with views over Central Park, 1 Hotel has been carefully designed to give you a sense of harmony with nature, with reclaimed wooden doors made from fallen branches, glass showers which resemble greenhouses and window seats from which to enjoy the park views. This tranquil sanctuary makes a

In the heart of Lower Manhattan, at the junction of SoHo, Tribeca and the West Village, the Dominick is surrounded by art galleries, restaurants, world-class shopping and the famous nightlife of the city that never sleeps. With a buzzing location and luxurious accommodation, it's an excellent base whether you're in the Big Apple on business or for

Designed by local artists, boutique stay 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge follows a seriously sustainable ethos; its upcycled materials and artwork tell a story of the borough’s past, while the green design makes a commitment to its future. In this airy and art-filled stay, you’ll find a cosy guests-only lounge on the third floor, a cellar-level cinema

The iconic Lotte New York Palace seamlessly blends old-world elegance with new-world opulence and is known for its luxurious accommodation, spectacular views and unparalleled service. Located in the heart of midtown Manhattan, at 50th Street and Madison Avenue, it is just steps away from St. Patrick's Cathedral, Rockefeller Centre and Saks Fifth

The historic Knickerbocker hotel was first opened in 1906 by John Jacob Astor, and became renowned for its lavish parties and nightlife, glamorous Beaux Arts style and glittering guests. Prohibition put paid to all that and in 1921 the hotel was converted into offices, although it was designated as a New York City Landmark in 1988. Now reopened as