New York's Best Pet-Friendly Hotel

Luxury and standard-setting service overlooking New York City’s greatest attraction.

Reviews:

• “I LOVED IT!”
• “great place to wow your significant other…”
• “Best that it gets”
• “What an Incredible Stay!”
• “The Ultimate”

Tips: Check out the in-house La Prairie Spa. It offers massages and facials, as well as post-shopping pick-me-ups and party primping services.

Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park

A vibrant, trendsetting hotel popular with celebrities and fashionistas.

Reviews:

• “Eloise looks for her place "
• “The best experience ever!”
• “VERY OVERRATED”
• “Perfect in Soho”
• “Great Bar scene at SoHo Grand”

Tips: Dogs and cats are welcome for no fee; they even receive perks such as doggie beds and trays.

Soho Grand Hotel

The world-class chain reigns over downtown with a stunning, waterfront hotel.

Reviews:

• “Top of the line”
• “it doesn’t get any better than this”
• “You must see the view”
• “The Omnipotence of all Hotels!!!”
• “Amazing Battery Park at the Ritz Carlton”

Tips: Unique offerings include fusion bento boxes, outdoor hibachi grill and barbecue, luxury tea service, champagne brunch and two-to-four person tasting “Tiers.”

Ritz-Carlton New York, Battery Park

French comfort over Times Square.

Reviews:

• “Looks can be deceiving”
• “Great rates for a wonderful location”
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• “Great location”
• “French Flair in the Theater District!”

Tips: Find more hotels near Times Square.

Novotel New York

Minimalist splendor in a surprising uptown location.

Reviews:

• “fabulous location, great hotel!!”
• “Run!”
• “Lacking service with a view”
• “Hidden Treasure!”
• “Good Hotel”

Tips: The hotel is pet-friendly and has a $25 per day charge.

On the Ave Hotel

Boutique-style hotel catering to executives.

Reviews:

• “Great Staff”
• “Great Hotel”
• “Another Affinia favourite”
• “Favorite hotel in New York”
• “NEVER FORGET”

Tips: The hotels allows dogs and cats and will provide a treat for dogs and bowls at no charge.

The Benjamin

Reviews:

• “Shady Employees”
• “Horrible hotel, waste of money!”
• “Don’t Count on internet or preferences!”
• “Great value in Mid-Manhattan”
• “Great for holidays”

Tips: Guests can exercise for free at Boom Fitness Club, located at 33rd Street and Park Avenue.

Hotel Thirty Thirty

A hip take on the glamour of seafaring accommodations, with appealing bars and restaurants, and ample patio seating.

Reviews:

• “Great ambiance and personal service”
• “Authentic Nautical Theme Hotel”
• “Awesome”
• “Great outdoor scene in summer”
• “Stay Away!”

Tips: Small dogs and cats (less than 15 pounds) are permitted with a $100 deposit; there are no roll-a-way beds, but cribs are complimentary.

Maritime Hotel

Reliable minimalist luxury: The W strikes again.

Reviews:

• “Olives & Bar”
• “Super VIP Service”
• “I’ll be back…”
• “W is for WOW”
• “Very Good Hotel in Manhattan”

Tips: A Union Square home for Todd English’s rustic cuisine at Olives.

W New York – Union Square or email W New York – Union Square

All-suite property in the land of diplomacy.

Tips: The hotel is pet-friendly with no fee.

Beekman Tower Hotel

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