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| Hudson 356 W. 58th St. New York, NY | Entering the Hudson Hotel is like sipping a potion from Alice in Wonderland. Oversize chandeliers hang above check-in, three-story tall pantries line the restaurant (Hudson Cafeteria), and the library bar has upper-tier bookshelves that tower to three stories. Don't be overwhelmed. In your room (one of 1,000) you'll find fluffy down comforters and pillows, translucent glass-encased bathrooms and revolving art-exhibit lightboxes. Ready for socializing again? Enjoy a drink in Hudson Bar and admire the Francesco Clemente-frescoed ceiling, or head out to the private garden that's open year-round. Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! | ||||||||||||||||
| The
Mercer Hotel 147 Mercer St New York, NY | The Mercer Hotel feels like a private club; even the cleaning staff, dressed in Mao shirts, are part of the elite atmosphere. But the 75 rooms, featuring sublimely simple decor by Christian Liaigre, offer a calm urban oasis. Get a room with a bathtub; it's large enough for two and you won't be left wondering what to do after a romantic meal nearby. Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! | ||||||||||||||||
The
Peninsula | Don't
be fooled by the Peninsula Hotel's old world charm. This landmark, turn-of-the-century,
beaux arts hotel may seem like a turn-of-the-century mansion, complete with the
original crystal chandelier and domed molded ceiling, but it also boasts state-of-the-art
technology, thanks to a recent $45 million renovation. Guest rooms now have bedside
control panels for lighting, temperature and entertainment systems. And the spacious
marble bathrooms rival the size of most N.Y.C. hotel rooms. The tri-level Peninsula Spa and Health Club offers personal trainers, a swimming pool, sauna and steam room, massage rooms, plus a full-service beauty salon and spa treatments; even native New Yorkers sign up for membership. Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! |
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| The
Pierre 2 East 61st St. New York, NY | Prim
and proper, this 1930s Georgian-style hotel is the empress of Fifth Avenue and
has hosted Hollywood expats and many swell affairs, including fashion shows from
Ralph Lauren, Karl Lagerfeld and Yves St. Laurent. More like the palace of your dreams, The Pierre's 24-hour staffed elevators, Bulgari bath products and breathtaking views of Central Park (from most rooms) keep midtown chaos at bay. Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! |
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| The
Tribeca Grand 2 6th Ave. New York, NY | Can't decide if you want to shimmy the night away or head off to bed? A stay at the Tribeca Grand hotel offers a chic solution to both. The impressive eight-story, atrium lobby houses the Church Lounge, which draws a swanky nighttime crowd to the plush banquettes, throbbing beats and late-night menu. The sleek rooms, outfitted in serene celadon, charcoal and cream, cleverly make the most of the hotel's unusual triangle shape, and come complete with Web TV, a Bose radio-CD player and Aero chair. If you're in the mood for a midnight movie, rent the Grand Screen, a private 98-seat theater with optional in-theater dining, which draws entertainment-industry honchos. (Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke hosted screenings here.) Save between $20 and $100 on ALL Hotel Bookings Now! | ||||||||||||||||
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