Travelers gather from all over the world,
New York, a city where new trends emerge at a dizzying pace.
Especially when it comes to choosing where to stay, the hotel can be a real dilemma!
There are as many hotels as stars in the sky, and I’m sure many of you find it hard to decide where to stay.
From stylish designer hotels to great-value hotels and hotels with exceptional views
Aww has carefully selected and brings you five of the hottest recommended hotels.
Recommended designer hotels to stay at in New York
138 Bowery Hotel
138 Bowery, New York, NY 10013 United States
Chinatown is also nearbySOHOSoHo)In the areaa certain138 Bowery Hotelis,On footSOHOYou can of course even go shopping in the area,NearestGrand Street StationOnly a short walk to the station2With an excellent location, it is also very convenient for Brooklyn and Central Park.
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It's also close to Chinatown.SOHOSoHo)in the area138 Bowery HotelAs for,On footSOHOYou can of course go shopping all the way to the area,NearestGrand Street StationIncredibly, just a walk to the station2Very conveniently located, making it extremely easy to get to Brooklyn and Central Park as well.
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The use of color in the interior and fabrics is tasteful, modern yet colorfulThe atmosphere of the room, with a touch of ethnic elements blended in, is also truly exciting.
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What stands out above all is the spaciousness of the room!
For the amount of space you get, I haven’t found any hotel in the Manhattan area so far that beats this one for value.
New York hotels, especially those in Manhattan, are known for being not only expensive but also extremely small.
If you're staying at this hotel, the Deluxe King Room is absolutely the one to choose.
The price isn't that different from a standard queen room, but the room is incredibly spacious—so much so that it hardly feels like a hotel room in New York!
The Queen Room is 27 m² and only includes a bedroom, while the Deluxe King Room is an impressive 44 m². In addition to the bedroom, it also comes with a living room featuring a walk-in closet.
The Williamsburg Hotel
96 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249 United States
This hotel is located on Wythe Avenue in the Williamsburg district. Once a slum street with hardly any foot traffic, the area has recently become a hot spot, with stylish cafes and designer hotels popping up.
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The vibrant turquoise tiles covering the bathroom walls are also very stylish. Combined with the marble tiles used on the floor, they create a design unlike any other hotel.
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This hotel is also famous for its rooftop!
Not only does it offer sweeping views of Manhattan, like the room mentioned above, but it also has a restaurant where you can enjoy all the bread and fresh vegetables you want.
Moxy NYC Times Square
485 7th Ave, New York, NY 10018 United States
Moxy, a new concept hotel series for millennials from Marriott International.
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This social hotel for next-generation travelers stands out for being reasonably priced across the board, from cost and room size to location.
The room certainly isn’t very spacious, but the interior is stylish.
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The interiors are custom-made by the interior design firm Yabu Pushelberg, which has worked on luxury hotels such as Park Hyatt New York.
Recent young travelers are fine with small rooms, but for most of them, style is non-negotiable.
There’s no front reception and services are minimal, but with five restaurants and bars in the shared social spaces, it’s a truly vibrant social hotel.
11 Howard
11 Howard St, New York, NY 10013 United States
Located in the heart of SoHo, this hotel boasts an unbeatable location just a 1-minute walk from Canal Street subway station.
If your shopping leaves you with a lot to carry, you can stop by the hotel, and if you get tired, you can head back for a quick nap—perfect for anyone who wants to have fun downtown!
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The interior, service, and pricing are all nicely balanced without feeling overly luxurious, so it's recommended for long-term stays. There is no front desk staff or doorman, and check-in and check-out are completed in no time on a tablet.
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Simple and minimal, yet whenever you're in trouble or need help, they respond promptly and courteously, which feels very reassuring. Above all, the elegant interior, centered around baby pink tones, makes it an easy and comfortable place to spend time.
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Studio Copenhagen, which designed the interiors of the restaurant Noma, handled the interior design, creating a space that combines Nordic modern style with warmth and cleanliness—making it a place where anyone is sure to feel at ease!
MADE Hotel
44 W 29th St, New York, NY 10001 United States
The "healing" hotel that opened in NYC's NoMad district.
This hotel, located in a popular area packed with stylish designer hotels like ACE HOTEL and THE NOMAD HOTEL, has also attracted attention as the first hotel project by Craft Hospitality, the consulting firm led by CEO Sam Gelin.
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This MADE Hotel incorporates their signature “boho-meets-casual professional style,” blending bohemian and casual elements, with plants placed throughout adding accents to create the ultimate relaxing space.
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The guest rooms designed by the design studio "Studio MAI" feel simple yet thoughtfully crafted in every detail, and the wood-toned interior creates such a warm, incredibly soothing atmosphere.
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The first-floor café "PAPER" at the front of the hotel is also highly recommended.
The aroma of coffee and freshly baked croissants drifting through the lobby fills you with excitement.