Best hotels in New York City: Where to stay in Manhattan, Brooklyn and more NYC hot spots
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Whatever New York neighbourhood you find yourself in, these are the best hotels in the Big Apple. New York is always an exhilarating place to visit; the ultimate must-see bucket-list destination of shimmering skyscrapers, stylish avenues, honking yellow taxis and iconic landmarks infused with an intoxicating energy that draws you in. Often touted as the city that never sleeps, New York is certainly keen on hotels.
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New addresses crop up as fast as others are revamped, offering the traveller choice as diverse as the New York neighbourhoods they reside in, from hipster Williamsburg to the culturally rich Lower Manhattan. Not to mention the types of hotels on offer, from small boutiques and budget boltholes to luxury suites.
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Whether you’re a first-timer eager for a glimpse of Times Square’s dazzling lights or a regular visitor wanting to live like a local in a quieter neighbourhood, choosing where to stay in the Big Apple is a tough task, so here are 14 of our favourite hotels in New York to inspire you.
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Check-in for showstopping Manhattan skyline views from across the East River in Brooklyn. Stay for the creative Williamsburg location, friendly five-star service, and clean, bright, modern rooms with artistic appeal. It cuts a striking figure, set in a striking modern 23-storey tower with a white lattice steel frame, lauding it over the historic Brooklyn landscape. Here, every inch is designed to maximise the view: each of the 183 rooms features floor-to-ceiling windows and a spacious balcony. The 22nd-floor rooftop bar, Westlight, is an al fresco hotspot, especially come golden hour. There’s also an 18-metre pool and a winter spa with outdoor barrel saunas and cedar tubs for soaking in.
![[Minimalistic and simply designed rooms fill Moxy in the East Village]](https://static.independent.co.uk/2024/10/16/08/newFile-2.jpg)
