Design hotels in New York

SoHo, New York From $1,600

(The Mercer)

Christian Liaigre minimalist interiors feature eleven-foot loft ceilings, expansive windows, hardwood floors, and custom dark-wood furnishings.

Brooklyn Heights, New York From $900

1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge

Reclaimed Domino Sugar pine beams, a twenty-five-foot lobby green wall, and sliding den windows facing Manhattan.

Central Park South, New York From $1,300

1 Hotel Central Park

Doors made of fallen branches, living ivy facades, and salvaged barn oak shape an earth-toned architectural sanctuary.

SoHo, New York From $800

11 Howard

Custom furnishings by Space Copenhagen pair with a suspended Calder mobile in the lobby.

Boerum Hill, New York From $450

Ace Hotel Brooklyn

Raw concrete pillars meet Douglas fir paneling, custom ceramic murals, and Crittall-style warehouse windows framing borough views.

NoMad, New York From $450

Ace Hotel New York

Roman and Williams interiors blend reclaimed wood, deep leather sectionals, custom artwork, and curated vintage furnishings.

NoMad, New York From $650

AKA NoMad

Piero Lissoni balances Japanese and Nordic minimalism with muted tones, diffused light, and custom Italian furnishings throughout.

Midtown, New York From $2,000

Baccarat Hotel New York

Gilles and Boissier interiors showcasing seventeen crystal chandeliers, pleated silk walls, and two thousand glowing Harcourt glasses.

Kips Bay, New York $

Carlton Arms Hotel

Every guestroom, hallway, and bathroom features custom murals and immersive installations painted by international resident artists.

Financial District, New York From $1,300

Casa Cipriani

Vintage ocean liner styling brings lacquered cherry wood, brass-rimmed portholes, and custom Art Deco furnishings to every suite.

Governors Island, New York From $450

Collective Retreats Governors Island

Modular timber shelters and canvas safari tents feature private harbor decks facing the Statue of Liberty.

SoHo, New York $$$$

Crosby Street Hotel

Layered pattern-clashing interiors, bespoke headboards, Crittall warehouse windows, and original sculptures throughout the spaces.

Hudson Yards, New York From $1,400

Equinox Hotel New York

Rockwell Group interiors feature sound-insulated sleep chambers, dark stone bathrooms, and rotating mirrored cabinetry in the lounge.

Chelsea, New York From $1,400

Faena New York

Maximalist interiors feature Diego Gravinese murals, 24-karat gold leaf, and rich crimson velvet beneath twisting travertine towers.

Upper East Side, New York $$$$

Fasano Fifth Avenue

Thierry Despont interiors pair Brazilian contemporary furnishings, Loro Piana cashmere wall coverings, and book-matched marble bathrooms.

Tribeca, New York From $1,800

Fouquet's New York

Martin Brudnizki interiors blend pastel French Art Deco glamour with industrial casement windows and cheeky New York toile wallpaper.

Midtown East, New York From $3,000

Four Seasons Hotel New York

A 52-story limestone monument designed by I.M. Pei, featuring thirty-three-foot lobby ceilings and pale sycamore woodwork.

Flatiron District, New York From $350

Freehand New York

Interiors by Roman and Williams feature custom timber bunks, restored millwork, and commissioned Bard College student murals.

Lower East Side, New York From $1,200

Nine Orchard

Soaring vaulted ceilings and Tennessee marble balance understated bedrooms fitted with custom furniture and integrated acoustic systems.

Central Park South, New York From $600

Park Lane New York

Whimsical Central Park murals by artist collective En Viu join graphic striped tiles and restored mid-century chandeliers.

Hudson Yards, New York From $1,400

Pendry Manhattan West

An undulating glass tower by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill housing warm wood interiors and custom architectural lighting.

Lower East Side, New York From $650

Public Hotel

Board-formed concrete, glowing neon-lit escalators, and yacht-inspired minimalist bedrooms with tilted floor-to-ceiling windows define the tower.

Washington Heights, New York From $350

Radio Hotel

Stacked glazed ceramic brick volumes by MVRDV open into bedrooms with vibrant, block-matched monochromatic subway-tiled bathrooms.

Financial District, New York From $1,000

The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel

Interiors by Martin Brudnizki layer vintage rugs, bespoke chandeliers, and encaustic tiles beneath a pyramidal skylight.

NoHo, New York $$$

The Bowery Hotel

Factory casement windows, white brick walls, velvet sofas, and salvage woodwork create a bohemian prewar loft aesthetic.

Tribeca, New York $$$$

The Greenwich Hotel

Individually styled rooms showcase hand-laid Moroccan tiles, reclaimed factory pine columns, and custom hand-knotted Tibetan silk rugs.

Chelsea, New York From $900

The High Line Hotel

Interiors styled with antique Persian rugs, curated Brimfield market furniture, decorative fireplaces, and 1930s rotary phones.

Lower East Side, New York From $700

The Ludlow Hotel

Black factory casement windows, Moroccan brass chandeliers, and mosaic-tiled bathrooms with antique brass fixtures across vintage-styled lofts.

Upper East Side, New York From $2,200

The Mark Hotel

Jacques Grange interiors pair graphic monochromatic striped marble with playful pops of orange and custom modernist furnishings.

Flatiron District, New York From $1,500

The New York EDITION

Interiors feature a sculpted spiral staircase, Venetian plaster walls, dark walnut millwork, and Melvin Sokolsky photography prints.

NoMad, New York From $1,700

The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad

Botanical-inspired guestrooms with two-tone terrazzo bathrooms, beneath Martin Brudnizki's gilded, onyx-lit rooftop cocktail lounge.