Design hotels in New York

Rockaway Park, New York From $250

The Rockaway Hotel

Zinc-paneled architecture framing light-filled Scandinavian-surf interiors with custom teak, cane loungers, and curated contemporary artwork.

East Village, New York From $1,000

The Standard, East Village Hotel

Carlos Zapata's undulating glass tower features retro-modern guestrooms, colorful tiling, and custom art installations.

Meatpacking District, New York From $900

The Standard, High Line

An eighteen-story concrete tower elevated on sculptural pilotis, framing sweeping Hudson River views through floor-to-ceiling glass.

Upper East Side, New York From $2,000

The Surrey, A Corinthia Hotel

Restrained Martin Brudnizki interiors featuring silk wallcoverings, handcrafted Murano chandeliers, and a curated New York art collection.

Midtown, New York From $1,900

The Whitby Hotel

Individually styled interiors feature bold patterned headboards, industrial steel Crittall windows, and curated contemporary British art installations.

Williamsburg, New York From $500

The William Vale

A sculptural white truss facade frames monochrome guestrooms with floor-to-ceiling glass and local Brooklyn artworks.

JFK Airport, New York From $350

TWA Hotel

Swooping concrete shells, hand-laid penny tiles, authentic Knoll furniture, and twin Solari split-flap departure boards define the spaces.

Tribeca, New York From $1,500

Warren Street Hotel

Cerulean blue steel framing holds vibrant interiors with custom textiles, eclectic wallpapers, and hundreds of commissioned artworks.

Williamsburg, New York From $600

Wythe Hotel Williamsburg

Restored 1901 masonry walls, cast-iron columns, and custom beds crafted from the building's original reclaimed pine.

Financial District, New York From $550

33 Hotel New York City Seaport

Custom teak millwork, Italian marble bathrooms, and tailored nautical detailing crafted by designer Thomas Juul-Hansen.

Stuyvesant Heights, New York $$

Akwaaba Mansion

Victorian architectural details pair with ornate fireplaces, parquet hardwood floors, and African textiles across four custom suites.

Midtown South, New York $$$

Andaz 5th Avenue Hotel

Tony Chi loft-style spaces feature twelve-foot ceilings, blackened poplar shutters, and bathrooms lined in solid basalt stone.

Garment District, New York From $700

Arlo Midtown

Interiors by Meyer Davis feature custom glazed tilework, rich wood floors, and an eight-story atrium with sculptural timber millwork.

NoMad, New York From $600

Arlo NoMad

Clever micro-layouts pair custom walnut millwork and fold-down desks with floor-to-ceiling windows framing Midtown views.

Hudson Square, New York From $650

Arlo SoHo

Custom walnut Jefferson beds, pegboard walls, and fold-down desks maximize compact ship-cabin guestrooms by AvroKO.

Williamsburg, New York From $500

Arlo Williamsburg

Industrial brick and steel architecture by Michaelis Boyd, accented by custom brass fixtures and colourful art installations.

Long Island City, New York From $400

Boro Hotel

Raw cast concrete and oak meet curated Strand bookshelves, Plumen lighting, and floor-to-ceiling windows.

Midtown South, New York From $950

Bryant Park Hotel

Restrained interiors feature pale hardwood floors, red lacquer lobby accents, and travertine bathrooms with deep soaking tubs.

Midtown, New York From $650

Chambers Hotel New York

Loft layouts by David Rockwell with hardwood floors, French casement windows, and over five hundred original artworks.

Lower East Side, New York From $650

CitizenM New York Bowery

Prefabricated modular micro-rooms with wall-to-wall king beds, MoodPad controls, and a double-height lobby with Vitra furnishings.

Hell's Kitchen, New York From $650

Civilian Hotel

David Rockwell's theatrical interiors feature custom marquee lighting, rich velvet drapery, and jewel-box dressing-room motifs throughout.

Battery Park City, New York From $700

Conrad New York Downtown

A soaring thirteen-story glass atrium displays Sol LeWitt’s monumental wall drawing alongside suspended geometric metal sculptures.

Chelsea, New York $$$

Dream Downtown, by Hyatt

Porthole windows and a glass-bottom swimming pool that peers straight into the lobby.

Midtown West, New York From $550

Dream Midtown, by Hyatt

Chartreuse and aubergine accents pair with Carrara marble bathrooms inside a theatrical 1895 Beaux-Arts framework.

Tribeca, New York From $1,500

Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown

Deliberately asymmetrical public spaces pairing cream travertine floors and fumed walnut walls with a suspended staircase.

Meatpacking District, New York From $1,000

Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC

Loft-inspired rooms showcase backlit walnut headboards and ombre wallpaper alongside an extensive contemporary collection of street art.

Financial District, New York From $600

Gild Hall, A Thompson Hotel

Flannel drapery, tufted camel leather headboards, and antler chandeliers bring an Aspen country house aesthetic downtown.

Garment District, New York $$$

Grayson Hotel - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt

A two-story blackened steel helical staircase links concrete-ceilinged spaces with brass accents.

Greenpoint, New York From $250

Henry Norman Hotel

High-ceilinged warehouse lofts featuring exposed brick, hardwood floors, Moroccan-tiled baths, and paintings from former artist tenants.

Midtown South, New York From $650

HGU New York

Guestrooms pair handwoven Turkish patchwork rugs and plush velvet headboards with clean white-tiled bathrooms.

Central Park South, New York From $1,100

Hilton Club The Quin New York

Hand-painted D'Angelico guitars and curated contemporary street art set against high lobby windows and Beaux-Arts architecture.

Chinatown, New York From $700

Hotel 50 Bowery

Exposed concrete pillars, distressed oak floors, and custom murals by graffiti artist Dake Wong define the interiors.

Midtown South, New York From $550

Hotel NH Collection New York Madison Avenue

Interiors channel mid-century Madison Avenue advertising through exposed brick, warm walnut millwork, vintage radios, and period record players.

NoMad, New York From $600

Hotel Seville NoMad

Interiors by Thomas Juul-Hansen feature sculpted marble vanities, textured wall coverings, and cascading stone bar counters.

Midtown South, New York From $600

Hyatt Herald Square New York

Letterpress room numbers, custom millwork, and a front desk crafted from stacked newspapers by VLDG.

Union Square, New York From $950

Hyatt Union Square New York

Stained glass, sculptural lantern pendants, and a Joe Henry Baker painting define the double-height renovated lobby.