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It doesnt get much better than the views from these T+L award-winning and editor-loved hotels.
Rooftop patio at Virgin Hotels New York.Credit:Courtesy of Virgin Hotels
Most importantly, she has personally witnessed many of the spectacular views for herself.
Youre further removed from the downtown action, though it’s just a quick subway ride away.
All rooms and suites offer spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline, Central Park, or the Hudson River.
Guest room in Mandarin Oriental New York.Courtesy of Mandarin Oriental New York
If you prefer showstopping cityscapes, go with the New York Skyline Suite on the hotels top floor.
For panoramic views without the sleepover, dont miss afternoon tea at MO Lounge.
While located near the ferry, its not so easily accessible by subway.
Guest room in 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge.Courtesy of 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge
Id never seen New York City from this striking angle, after over a decade of living here.
The Liberty Studio Suite offers an equally stunning view of the Statue of Liberty and skyline.
This hotel has an outstanding location in Brooklyn Bridge Park and the hammock rooms are worth the upgrade.
Rooftop bar at Aman New York.Courtesy of Aman Resorts
The rooftop pool is small, but the views are huge.
Rates are more expensive than most of its competitors in the city.
Due to its busy location in the heart of SoHo, there can be a bit of street noise.
Guest room in The Dominick.Courtesy of The Dominick
The hotels rooms and suites are spacious and stylish, with custom furnishings by Fendi Casa.
You wont find a small, boutique feel here.
All accommodations offer grand views of the city, just facing in different directions.
Guest balcony at Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown.Courtesy of Four Seasons Resorts
Graduate Roosevelt Island
Youd be hard-pressed to find a better view of the Manhattan skyline.
While chic and contemporary, the hotel is missing some high-end amenities, like a spa.
Upscale touches like Malin + Goetz bathroom products and superbly comfortable beds make the guest experience feel luxurious.
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The property is geared toward a younger crowd though you must be 18 and up to check in.
Rooms are also on the smaller side.
with comfortable rooms, a cool design, and free breakfast.
Guest room in The Langham.Courtesy of The Langham
Thanks to its exceptional height, views extend for miles and are on great display with floor-to-ceiling windows.
Situated on the Upper East Side, the location right next to the park is unbeatable, too.
Dining experiences including afternoon tea are on the pricier side.
Guest room in Moxy Lower East Side.Courtesy of Marriott
Rooms are generally on the smaller side.
The bars and restaurants are quite popular with non-hotel guests, so reservations are recommended.
The Liberty Club Suite offers a stunning, uninterrupted look at the Freedom Tower and Lower Manhattan.
Guest room in The Pierre.Courtesy of The Pierre a Taj Hotel
The spot attracts nightlife lovers.
All 338 rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows for taking in views of the city or the Hudson River.
(We recommend booking a room with a river view.)
Guest suite in The Plaza Hotel.Courtesy of The Plaza Hotel
Or visit BOOM, the hotels shimmering penthouse lounge, boasting panoramic views of Manhattan from the 19th floor.
The Times Square EDITION
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Its Times Squares first true luxury hotel.
The Times Square location isnt for everyone.
Guest room in PUBLIC Hotel.Courtesy of PUBLIC Hotel
(City View rooms also offer floor-to-ceiling glimpses of the bustling city below.)
Airport hotels have never been so glamorous and, shockingly, peaceful.
There are also 512 guest rooms offering thrilling views of JFK runways and the TWA flight center.
Rooftop bar in Ritz-Carlton New York NoMad.Courtesy of Marriott
Book a room with a runway view for the coolest look at all the airplane action.
(The view from the bathtub, which is stocked with Le Labo products, left me speechless.)
Book a corner suite and experience the same.
Guest room in The Standard High Line.Courtesy of The Standard High Line
Virgin Hotels New York
The trendy boutique hotel is surrounded by the citys most iconic architecture.
The neighborhood, while central, can feel slightly chaotic.
Book an Empire View room for unobstructed views of the iconic building.
Guest room in Times Square EDITION.Nikolas Koenig / Times Square EDITION
Check out our fullNew York City guidefor everything else you should know before your trip.
Hotel bar at TWA Hotel.Courtesy of TWA Hotel
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