With millions of visitors per year, New York City is one of the most attractive destinations in the US and the whole world. Besides offering a beautiful skyline view, it’s a magical city filled with amazing attractions and places to visit. And when it comes to hotels, New York has a wide variety for you…
Long Island might lie just less than an hour from New York City, but it feels a world away from the buzzing concrete jungle. This long, thin island radiates the most charming of small-town feels, offering an excellent food scene, great shopping, and miles of sandy beaches. Lots of craft breweries and ample greenery make…
Tucked on the southern end of the eponymous Lake George, the town of Lake George is nestled in the vast, protected Adirondacks region in New York. This classic summer escape in the state boasts a wealth of natural beauty, with a healthy dose of family-friendly attractions and small-town charm. And any lake town worth its…
Your New York summer vacation won’t be complete without taking a dip in a rooftop pool. Spending your nights at a hotel with rooftop pool New York has to offer, along with the mighty views of the New York skyline, is perhaps everyone’s dream, and we’re here to help you make it a reality. Whether…
New York seems to be at the center of the vortex that is the world and is one of the most buzzing of the world’s cities. Yes, it doesn’t exactly have a reputation as the most relaxing place in the world, but opulent NYC stays with hot tubs counter that. A soothing soak filled with bubbles…
Sometimes, just sometimes, living in New York City, a city that never sleeps, can get a little too much. So, where do you head off for a little bit of R&R? Upstate New York, of course. New York City might be buzzing with energy, but the rest of the state buzzes with the same amount…
The Garden State’s largest metropolis, Newark, is the cultural center of the state. This stunning city offers endless arts and entertainment options, which is perfect for those who can’t get through the day without exploring the city. If you love all things historical, you’ll also feel at home here. With over 280,000 in population, this…
Just like what Alicia Keys says, there’s nothing you can’t do in New York! We’re pretty sure you’re already familiar with NYC, or maybe you’ve been here numerous times. However, no one can have enough of it, and we’re not surprised if you’re already planning to visit this stunning city again. That said, in a…
In the western section of Greenwich Village lies the West Village neighborhood, one of the most fashionable neighborhoods in Manhattan. The West Village has always been an enclave of an alternate culture. It’s no surprise then that the area is often referred to as the epicenter of the bohemian lifestyle on the Westside. Many of…
The Upper West Side feels straight out of a New York movie with its quintessential brownstones and quiet side streets. Bordered by Central Park and Riverside Park, the area is much quieter than the touristy areas of Manhattan. You won’t find too many luxury hotels on this side of the city but the best hotels…
The Upper East Side, NYC is where the elite resides in huge townhouses and storied mansions. Wealth and class define the area that many celebrities call home. It’s possibly one of the best places for celebrity sightings. Since the area is largely residential you won’t find too many hotels here. However, many of the best…
No visit to New York is complete without stopping by Time Square. You can find almost everything in this world-famous neighborhood. From street artists, attractions, restaurants to protesters! Whether you are in the Big Apple for business or pleasure, this area is a hive of activity that’s ready to welcome you with all its glory.…
For many visitors to the city, Midtown is the quintessential image of New York with some of the most iconic sights spread out in this area. Times Square, Rockefeller Center, the Empire State Building, the Financial District, and many of New York’s must-see landmarks dot the area. Apart from these sights, some of the most…
Manhattan is often referred to as the cultural, financial, and entertainment capital of the world. It is one of the most densely populated boroughs in New York City that is pulsating with life and energy. Manhattan sees a large footfall of travelers throughout the year, and as such, there is no dearth of places to…
Even though it’s very close to New York City, Long Island has its own unique attractions. It’s full of interesting beaches, historic sites, and unique downtown villages. Many people only recognize Long Island as New York’s suburbs. While in reality, it’s an exciting destination on its own. Coming here for an extended vacation or a…
The lovely town of Lake George sits on the southern end of its namesake, Lake George, in the heart of the vast Adirondacks in New York. A classic summer escape, the region has boatloads of natural beauty, with the town itself boasting small-town charm. When we were looking for stays, how could we not look…
Hell’s Kitchen also known as Midtown West has carved a notable niche for itself despite its humble and sometimes seedy past. Once the home of poor working-class Irish Americans, the area has metamorphosed into one of the most happening areas in Manhattan. Predictably, many hotels have sprung up in the area over the years but…
Hotels in the East Village are few and far between, so trying to pick out the best hotels in East Village NYC is a fairly easy task, as there is only a handful of them. If you are keen on staying in the village, you have limited options where hotels are concerned. However, a good…
Downtown Manhattan or Lower Manhattan was once the main commercial hub of New York. As such, the best hotels in Downtown Manhattan mainly catered to business travelers. However, much has changed over the years as more travelers discover that there is more to downtown than just business. With a number of new tourist attractions taking…
Brooklyn has many hotels that once served as factories or warehouses. From former textile and door making factories to industrial warehouses, many of Brooklyn’s converted spaces have maintained some of their industrial elements which adds to the allure of these hotels. These converted spaces now stand out as some of the best hotels in Brooklyn.…
The City of Seven Hills, The Sixth Borough – Yonkers on the banks of the River Hudson goes by a lot of nicknames. The fourth-largest city in the state of New York, Yonkers is the gateway between NYC and the Hudson Valley. There’s so much to explore in the city – gorgeous parks, casinos, shopping…
Best hotel pools in New York City often gets queried by visitors to the massive city. Central New York’s choc-full of skyscrapers, so limited land space means hotels often situate their pools on rooftops. Even so, there’s not a large range of rooftop pools available. In this buzzing city, everyone who’s anybody enjoys spending time…
Times Square – the beating heart of New York City. We’ve been there a few times, and we know exactly why it manages to captivate people worldwide. It’s a kaleidoscope of flashing billboards, Broadway marquees, and street performers vying for everyone’s attention. But where do you stay in the midst of it all, especially if…
New York City, also called the Big Apple, is a goldmine of sights, sounds, food, and experiences unlike anywhere else on Earth. The city may never sleep, but trust us, finding an affordable place to sleep here is hard. Hotels in NYC can take a big bite out of your budget, leaving you with less…