Heritage hotels in New York

Stuyvesant Heights, New York $$

Akwaaba Mansion

Restored 1860s freestanding Italianate villa featuring original gaslight-era fixtures, fourteen-foot ceilings, and grand carved woodwork.

Midtown South, New York From $950

Bryant Park Hotel

Raymond Hood's 1924 American Radiator Building features black manganese brick and gilded terra-cotta pinnacles overlooking Bryant Park.

Financial District, New York From $1,300

Casa Cipriani

The preserved 1909 Beaux-Arts Battery Maritime Building features original exterior ironwork and historic Guastavino vaulted tilework.

NoMad, New York From $600

Hotel Seville NoMad

A 1904 Beaux-Arts landmark by Harry Allan Jacobs, standing on Madison Avenue with protected historic register status.

Midtown East, New York $$$$

Lotte New York Palace

Six landmark 1882 Villard brownstones by McKim, Mead and White enclose the historic Madison Avenue courtyard.

Financial District, New York From $900

Mint House 70 Pine

The 1932 Cities Service skyscraper preserves its soaring Art Deco exterior and landmarked red-marble lobby downtown.

Lower East Side, New York From $1,200

Nine Orchard

A designated 1912 landmark bank featuring a reconstructed sixty-foot rooftop tempietto and preserved Beaux-Arts architectural facade.

Midtown West, New York From $650

The Algonquin Hotel Times Square, Autograph Collection

Designated city landmark operating since 1902, famously hosting the legendary Algonquin Round Table and literary salon gatherings.

Financial District, New York From $1,000

The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel

An 1881 Queen Anne skyscraper featuring a landmark nine-story Victorian atrium framed in ornate cast-iron balustrades.

Midtown East, New York From $700

The Benjamin Royal Sonesta New York

An Emery Roth 1927 Neo-Romanesque landmark whose illuminated tower inspired Georgia O'Keeffe's famous nocturnal cityscape painting.

Theater District, New York $$$$

The Chatwal

Housed in Stanford White's 1905 landmark clubhouse, retaining original limestone fireplaces and restored neo-Georgian brickwork.

NoMad, New York From $1,500

The Fifth Avenue Hotel

The property restores a 1907 Italian Renaissance Revival palazzo designed by McKim, Mead & White on Fifth Avenue.

Chelsea, New York From $900

The High Line Hotel

An 1895 Collegiate Gothic seminary building featuring red brick façades, gas lamps, and private cloistered grounds.

Theater District, New York From $800

The Knickerbocker

A 1906 Beaux-Arts landmark commissioned by John Jacob Astor IV, celebrated as the birthplace of the dry martini.

Flatiron District, New York From $1,500

The New York EDITION

Occupies the landmark 1909 Metropolitan Life Clock Tower, once the world's tallest skyscraper overlooking Madison Square Park.

Midtown South, New York From $650

The New Yorker Hotel

Pioneering 1930 engineering preserves an IEEE-recognized basement power plant alongside memories of live big-band radio broadcasts.

Upper East Side, New York From $1,000

The Pierre Hotel

A 1930 neo-Georgian tower by Schultze and Weaver rising forty-one stories directly across from Central Park.

Upper East Side, New York From $1,100

The Sherry-Netherland

A 1927 Neo-Gothic tower crowned by a Gothic minaret, with groin-vaulted lobby ceilings modeled after the Vatican Library.

Midtown East, New York $$$$

The Towers at Lotte New York Palace

Preserved 1882 Villard Houses brownstones frame the central courtyard and public salons.

Union Square, New York $$$$

The Twenty Two

An 1891 Romanesque Revival landmark commissioned by Margaret Louisa Vanderbilt as a residence for independent working women.

Midtown West, New York From $550

Warwick New York

Built in 1926 by William Randolph Hearst, with historic Dean Cornwell murals and Cary Grant lore.

Greenwich Village, New York From $600

Washington Square Hotel

Operating since 1902, the former Hotel Earle hosted Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, and 1960s folk legends.

West Village, New York $

West Village Eurohostel

A 1908 Georgian Revival landmark that served as a sailors refuge and housed surviving Titanic crew members.

SoHo, New York From $1,600

(The Mercer)

A landmark 1890 Romanesque Revival red-brick structure commissioned by the Astor estate, later home to artists' lofts.

NoMad, New York From $450

Ace Hotel New York

Preserved 1904 Beaux-Arts architectural details include original mosaic tile floors and ornate stained-glass lobby ceilings.

Midtown West, New York From $550

Dream Midtown, by Hyatt

An ornate 1895 Beaux-Arts facade anchors this Broadway corridor building with preserved historic exterior architecture.

Flatiron District, New York From $350

Freehand New York

The 1928 French Renaissance revival building formerly housed the George Washington Hotel, hosting writers and artists.

Greenpoint, New York From $250

Henry Norman Hotel

A nineteenth-century brick textile warehouse and former artist garret converted into spacious industrial loft accommodations.

Midtown South, New York From $650

HGU New York

Original 1905 Beaux-Arts plaster ceiling mouldings and a preserved historic fireplace anchor the restored landmark shell.

Central Park South, New York From $1,100

Hilton Club The Quin New York

Emery Roth's 1929 Beaux-Arts shell on 57th Street, once a retreat for musicians playing Carnegie Hall.

Theater District, New York From $700

Hotel Edison

A 1931 Art Deco landmark designed by Herbert J. Krapp, retaining original elevator doors and grand architectural details.