A flagship of boutique hotels in New York, 1 Hotel Central Park showcases eco-luxury in bustling Midtown. This haven offers guests nature-inspired interiors and Central Park views, perfectly blending the tranquility of nature with the city’s vibrant energy.
25 Best Boutique Hotels In New York City in 2025
In New York City and nearby places, boutique hotels promise a blend of relaxation and excitement for your stay. For romantic couples, the hotels with Jacuzzi in room offer a memorable experience.
Top 3 Boutique Hotels in New York
$759 / per night
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$492 / per night
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Designed by the visionary Ian Schrager, the PUBLIC Hotel in the Lower East Side defines boutique elegance. Offering minimalist luxury combined with unparalleled rooftop views, this hotel sets the standard for social spaces for the discerning modern traveler.
$526 / per night
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Dominating the skyline near the iconic Bryant Park, The Bryant Park Hotel epitomizes boutique luxury. Its interiors seamlessly combine contemporary design with classic New York elegance, making it a stone’s throw from the city’s most cherished cultural landmarks.
Boutique hotels with Jacuzzi in room in New York City
$422 / per night
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An architectural marvel in the heart of Chelsea, Dream Downtown reimagines the boutique hotel experience. Its shimmering facade, expansive pool terrace, and Jacuzzi in room effortlessly merge urban glam with beach vibes.
$340 / per night
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Offering breathtaking views of the Hudson, Ink 48 Hotel in Hell’s Kitchen stands out for its spacious suites and loft-style rooms. As a distinctive boutique hotel, it also offers hot tub in room.
$514 / per night
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ModernHaus SoHo is more than just a hotel; it’s a boutique experience. Celebrating artistic flair, its design and rooftop pool offer mesmerizing city vistas, capturing the unique essence of New York’s eclectic spirit. Enjoy a relaxing spa tub in some suites.
Best Romantic Boutique Hotels in New York
$753 / per night
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Nestled in the heart of the historic Financial District, Artezen Hotel is a standout among boutique hotels in New York. Marrying artistry with zen, this space offers modern amenities in a serene ambiance, making for an unforgettable downtown stay.
$358 / per night
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Nestled in Midtown, Ace Hotel is the epitome of boutique urban chic. Celebrating music, art, and local culture, it’s not just a hotel but a social hub for modern explorers.
$380 / per night
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NoMo SoHo is a distinctive voice in the boutique scene of New York. Encapsulating the vibrant spirit of SoHo, its whimsical designs and lush greenery transport guests to an urban fairy tale amidst the cityscape.
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$294 / per night
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Synonymous with modern luxury, Arlo SoHo offers compact elegance in one of New York’s most eclectic neighborhoods. This boutique haven provides a curated experience, reflecting SoHo’s artistic spirit.
$258 / per night
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A stone’s throw from Times Square, Sanctuary Hotel is a tranquil boutique retreat amidst New York’s bustle. With its opulent interiors and personalized service, guests are treated to a truly divine stay.
$257 / per night
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As one of the oldest boutique hotels in New York, Sohotel in Bowery exudes historic charm while offering modern amenities. A tribute to old New York, it provides an authentic stay in the city’s cultural heart.
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$295 / per night
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Arlo NoMad, a standout among boutique hotels in New York, provides minimalist designs with maximal comforts. Its rooftop bar offers sweeping views, making it a trendy hotspot for both locals and travelers.
$447 / per night
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Reflecting timeless elegance in Midtown Manhattan, the Carnegie Hotel stands as a beacon among boutique hotels in New York. Situated near the iconic Carnegie Hall, it harmoniously marries classic charm with contemporary luxury.
$381 / per night
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Embodying boutique innovation, citizenM at Times Square is a modern traveler’s dream. Its modular designs, tech-forward rooms, and art-filled spaces celebrate the bustling energy of Times Square while offering a relaxing haven.
$393 / per night
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Nestled in Chinatown, Hotel 50 Bowery offers a unique boutique experience, fusing cultural heritage with chic modernity. As one of the esteemed boutique hotels in New York, it serves as a cultural gateway, capturing the vibrant spirit of the city.
$373 / per night
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Flaunting a youthful spirit, Moxy NYC Chelsea shines among boutique hotels in New York. With its botanical theme, eclectic spaces, and panoramic views, it offers a playful escape in the heart of the Flower District.
$482 / per night
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A true representation of downtown chic among boutique hotels in New York, the Soho Grand Hotel effortlessly fuses the city’s vintage charm with modern sophistication. Nestled in the heartbeat of SoHo, it’s an embodiment of style and grace.
$367 / per night
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A nostalgic nod to New York’s Art Nouveau era, The Evelyn Hotel stands proud in NoMad. This boutique masterpiece combines timeless charm with modern comforts, echoing the rhythms of classic New York.
$464 / per night
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Set sail on a luxury experience in Chelsea at The Maritime Hotel. Its nautical-themed interiors, complete with porthole windows and rich maritime artifacts, offer guests a distinctive boutique retreat, reminding them of the vast oceanic expanse amidst the urban cityscape.
$433 / per night
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Positioned in the Theater District, The Pearl Hotel is a gleaming jewel offering upscale boutique comfort. With a touch of theatrical glamour and proximity to Broadway’s best, it’s the ideal choice for both aficionados of the stage and urban explorers.
Arthouse Hotel New York City
2178 Broadway at West 77th Street, New York City, NY
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$405 / per night
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A contemporary gem among boutique hotels in New York, Arthouse Hotel provides an artistic ambiance in the Upper West Side. Celebrating modern art and vintage touches, it offers a harmonious blend of New York’s rich history and forward-thinking design.
$333 / per night
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City Club Hotel combines the intimacy of a boutique with the grandeur of New York’s historic architecture. Located in Midtown, it offers luxurious comforts and a touch of old-world charm.
$309 / per night
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A youthful and vibrant gem in the heart of the city, Moxy NYC Times Square redefines boutique stays. With its lively atmosphere and innovative spaces, it caters to the modern urban adventurer.
$395 / per night
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Luma Hotel, located in the heart of Times Square, stands out as a beacon of boutique luxury. With sleek interiors and modern amenities, guests experience a fresh perspective of New York City amidst the city’s most iconic neon lights.
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Just spent 5 nights at this beautiful hotel. The location is superb. The service is outstanding. The interior of the hotel is beautifully decorated. The restaurant has delicious food. The only thing that I didn’t care for, and it was a big deal to me, is that the smoke alarm is right over the bed and has 2 very bright green lights that blink on and off during the night, which was sheer torture when trying to sleep. When I complained to the front desk, they said that all of their rooms are designed that way so they couldn’t move us to a different room to remedy the situation. So for this reason alone, even though everything else was perfect, I won’t be back to this hotel. I’ve stayed at many many hotels and I’ve never encountered this problem. In my opinion, it’s a terrible design flaw.
The good: true to the photos, the space is gorgeous and the location fantastic.It’s an oasis in a concrete jungleThe bad: booked terrace room. Arrived early and inquired of option for early check in. Room wasn’t available yet so we had a meal in the restaurant. Two hours later- still no luck.Left to walk the park, returned- still not ready.4:30pm with a 5pm dinner reservation pre-paid and our room still not ready with no chance of making dinner on time. (wet from rain no ability to change). The staff did not seem to communicate from one shift to the next, but the manager stepped in and got us a room to shower and change so we could make our broadway show.We travel a considerable amount and this is our first experience with a hotel not having our room available. Our initial impression was corrected with outstanding service subsequently by the management and staff.Would definitely stay here again.Also, the restaurant was an understated culinary gem. Every one of our meals surprised us with exceeding expectations.
We had an excellent stay at 1 Hotel Central Park this weekend. The staff is friendly and professional, the common spaces are beautiful and tranquil, and the rooms comfortable and relaxing. Location can't be beat, just 2 blocks from Central Park, Bergdorf's, 5th Ave shopping, etc. The icing on the cake is this hotel is very pet friendly. We were able to bring our 11 year old hound with us on the stay. They didn't charge extra for a pet (very rare in NYC -- usually you're charged $100+ a night) and that is candidly why we chose this hotel over the rest. On principle, we love that they don't charge extra for fur-babies so we wanted to support the business. Just a lovely place! You won't regret staying at 1 Hotel Central Park.
First, very good service! From the security to the managers. Everyone is so nice, attentive, friendly, young and fun!The room isn’t that big but very functional and properly done. It has lots of wood and soft warm textures. What I like the most is the shower which is so spacious and made of very thick glass and marble.I was also pleasantly surprised to see glasses made out of recycled wine bottles, stones on magnets, piece of wood to put on top stuff we would leave for the charity, for explanation how to use coffee machine on napkins and even calling a yoga mat as “portable ommm”.Also every week they organize events for the hotel visitors, provide some complimentary additions to the room. I had a chance to use infrared blanket one day which was so relaxing after a long day.The gym equipment is very modern and high end, high quality! I would just make it bigger with more diverse equipment. But I understand the space in NYC is very limited.Also they are pet friendly. I was staying with my cat and had no issues with that.
A lot to say about this 1 hotel...Let s start with the room:The famous" Park View" room has a very thin green band of the central park. A more accurate name for the room would be: "scaffolding view" as the workers renovating the building in front had a magnificent view of our room.We did agree with them to say that the interior design of the room is beautiful.Then the location:This is clearly the highlight of this place. Well located, easy to access. It s THE positive point of this hotel.Finally, all of this can be outcome with a good customer service. Unfortunately, they must have been away and replaced with interns during our stay. The staff did not explain anything when we check in, was barely aware of their own offering. (They charged us for all the drinks and food we already paid for in our hotel package, you better check the bill)The dine-in option is linked to a restaurant that is as aware of these packages yhan the hotel staff, hence you need to explain them every single time... not what you want to do when you are on holiday, right?Finally, the highlight is in the details.In 5 night, 1 Hotel managed to make us feel safe. They proved us that their fire alarm system is working. Nothing like an actual demo, hence we got 2 nights with this lovely alarm ringing at 2-3 AM.Always a good reason, even if a water leaking is rarely a cause of fire...Do not hesitate to go their, and you do not even need to plan for anything in New York, they will occupy you with a lot of impromptu activities!
I didn’t stay here luckily but my experience of the rooftop bar staff was nothing short of awful. We arrived and went inside the hotel and waited by the lift to head upstairs, to which we were told if we weren’t a hotel guest we would need to go outside and round the corner to queue by the side of the hotel. We walked outside and luckily saw there was no queue so continued to wait for 15 minutes before we were seen to. He arrived and let us in but then thought it would be hilarious to say that we needed to go all the way back to the front of the hotel, inside, and up the lift to the rooftop bar. At this point we were very confused and displeased but we started walking towards the front of the hotel again. They then laughed out loud, called us back and said they were joking. As I turned around I saw that he was filming us and laughing, which I’m sure breaks GDPR guidelines. Really unprofessional and pretentious staff. Cocktail was ok but way overpriced and the barman was rude as well. The best thing was the view but I’m sure you can find just as good views at other rooftop bars that offer a good service!
My partner and I had a great time at the Public. It's such an architecturally gorgeous building with so many pretty features. The lobby, lounge, room, were all so unique..This hotel is so cool I used the opportunity to propose to my now fiancé in the courtyard.Will never forget our experience there and hopefully get to come back soon.
I’m currently sitting on their beautiful Rooftop; enjoying my last night in NYC. They have a quiet section of the rooftop just for hotel guests to make us feel like VIPs! Let’s review the beginning of our stay. Our check ins were easy, they didn’t have key cards left on the self check in counter; but a staff member was quick on refilling these for us and even offered to load up the code to our key cards. The room was perfectly displayed- identical to their website, and I absolutely love the shower! Every staff member I encountered has been polite, courteous and helpful. But I must highlight their superstar- Dante! His bubbly personality, quick resolution to our concerns regarding check out is the cherry on top of our stay. His hospitality and warm personality has guaranteed my future stay at this hotel! Thank you so much, from your new Canadian friend.
Uncommon for me, but here goes: The hotel is a visual marvel, adorned with striking neon orange escalators that demand attention. My purpose for staying? Attending my sister's wedding, for which she had thoughtfully reserved a block of rooms. With the promise of self-check-in, our expectations were high. Yet, upon inputting my name into the system, a disheartening "Reservation Not Found" message greeted me. Seeking clarification, I engaged a staff member who kindly informed me of a 15 to 20-minute wait for resolution.As an hour passed, curiosity nudged me to inquire about the room's status. To my surprise, the front desk attendant conveyed that our room wasn't quite ready yet. Another hour and a half later, we were finally ushered into our assigned room. The staff member's explanation centered around the challenges posed by a new system implementation, highlighting their ongoing learning curve.Walking into the room, an unexpected twist awaited us. Our request for two double beds had somehow transformed into a queen room featuring a pull-out couch. Regrettably, the couch was bare, devoid of sheets, pillows, or a comforter. A swift call to the front desk resulted in sheets and pillows, but the absence of a comforter posed a lasting conundrum.The day of the wedding brought us to the hotel's dining options. Here, the experience took an unforeseen turn. Prices appeared exorbitant, and the culinary offerings fell short of expectations. The sandwich I selected turned out to be a test of determination, and the pizza bore the unfortunate signs of age. Yet, the pangs of hunger managed to eclipse any culinary disappointment.Post-wedding, the realization of lost keys prompted a visit to the front desk. Here, the intrigue only escalated. The staff was adamant that we had been allocated a different room and even suggested that we had checked out. Despite their scrutiny of our information, their stance remained unswayed. Ultimately, the manager intervened, escorting us to our room sans replacement keys.In fairness, the room's modern and industrial design was a redeeming aspect, and the bathroom's spaciousness was commendable. The view from the room, too, contributed positively to the experience. However, the hotel's management left much to be desired. In light of the myriad challenges we encountered, I find myself inclined to recommend exploring alternative accommodations if feasible.
We had a small issue when checking in but thanks to Maggie, all were sorted very quickly. She also offered us $100 voucher for food and drinks. The rooms are very good size for NYC, very clean with comfortable bed. The highlight for me was the shower, the best I’ve seen in hotels yet. We also enjoyed the rooftop bar, drinks might be a bit expensive but worth the views and ambiance. Thanks again,
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FAQs about New York boutique hotels
What is the typical price range for boutique hotels in New York?
Boutique hotels in New York cater to a wide range of budgets, from the moderately priced to the ultra-luxurious. On average, prices can start from $150 to $300 per night for mid-range establishments, while upscale boutique hotels in prime locations or with exclusive amenities can range from $400 to over $1,000 per night. Rates can fluctuate based on the season, specific location within the city, and the unique offerings of the hotel. It’s always recommended to check current rates and any available promotions or packages for the best deals.
When is the best time to visit boutique hotels in New York for optimal rates and experience?
The ideal time to visit New York’s boutique hotels for favorable rates and a comfortable experience is during the shoulder seasons: spring (April to early June) and fall (September to early November). During these periods, the weather is pleasant, the city is less crowded, and hotels often offer competitive rates. While winter (excluding the holiday season) might offer some discounts, be prepared for colder weather. Conversely, summer tends to see a higher tourist influx, leading to peak prices and limited availability.
Do boutique hotels in New York offer seasonal or special discounts?
Absolutely! Many boutique hotels in New York offer seasonal promotions, especially during non-peak times. Additionally, special packages might be available, combining accommodations with other experiences like dining, theater tickets, or spa services. It’s a good idea to subscribe to hotel newsletters, follow them on social media, or directly check their official websites to stay updated on any ongoing offers, last-minute deals, or loyalty program benefits.
How to book a boutique hotel in New York?
Our selection showcases the best rated boutique hotels in New York. This includes information about rooms, hotel ratings, location, and a short description. After picking your favorite hotel, click ‘See available rooms‘ which will take you to our partner’s site. Choose your dates to view availability. The site will then compare rates across different platforms, providing the best deal. After being redirected, you’ll need to fill in the remaining information about your stay. Some hotels allow pay-on-arrival, while others require upfront payment, typically with a free cancellation option.
Are there any boutique hotels with Jacuzzi in room in New York City?
Yes, there are many boutique hotels with Jacuzzi suites in New York City. You can see our full list of boutique hotels with hot tub in room in New York City.
