New York's Best Romantic Hotel

Location, luxury and style have made this boutique hotel a favorite with the fashion set.

Reviews:

• “Best Hotel in town”
• “My new favorite in Manhattan”
• “Recomnded ! !”
• “We LOVE the Bryant Park!”
• “Loved it”

Tips: Returning guests can skip lobby check-ins and -outs forever; instead, they’re whisked directly to and from their room by a member of the friendly staff.

The Bryant Park Hotel

A luxurious bed-and-breakfast for the sophisticated set.

Reviews:

• “jewel box in gramercy park”
• “FRIENDLY AND ROMANTIC”
• “Romantic”
• “AMAZING!!!”

Tips: Gramercy Park is open to the public just three times a year: Gramercy Park Day, Christmas Day and Yom Kippur.

Inn at Irving Place

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

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

A luxurious European country inn—-in convenient midtown Manhattan.

Reviews:

• “Doesn’t get any better then this folks”
• “Best Small Luxury Hotel in the City”
• “Loved our Stay!”
• “Dusty Gem”
• “European Charm in New York City”

Tips: Guest also have free use of the facilities at the New York Sports Club four blocks away.

Hotel Elysee or email Hotel Elysee

This legendary hotel still appeals to writers and their fans.

Reviews:

• “A hidden gem”
• “A charming, elegant hotel”

Tips: Some guests have claimed to have seen the ghosts of the writers of the Round Table still lurking around. Find more haunted spots.

Algonquin Hotel

A stylish and charming small hotel in the heart of Midtown.

Reviews:

• “Trendy hotel at a great price!”
• “Pleasant stay”
• “cozy”
• “Big Letdown”
• “A Midtown Gem”

Tips: Request the duplex suite, which has a loft-style bedroom, a whirlpool tub and twenty-foot-high ceilings.

Mansfield Hotel

A luxury hotel for bookworms within blocks of the New York Public Library.

Reviews:

• “an oasis”
• “No comlaints”
• “Hidden Charm”
• “Very Original”
• “Library has fairy tale quality”

Tips: You can hold your business meeting in an executive conference room with windows on the 15th floor; the room accommodates 12. There’s also a business center with computer stations.

Library Hotel

Elegant, European-style surroundings with Midtown convenience.

Reviews:

• “beautiful hotel”
• “Nice location and nice concierge”
• “Beautiful oasis in the middle of the fas”
• “After many years – still our favorite”
• “Breakfast buffet nazis”

Michelangelo Hotel

Luxurious Park Avenue hotel includes a piano penthouse, complementary breakfasts, Wi-Fi access, rooftop garden lounge, European-style balconies and jazz performances.

Reviews:

• “Best Bouique Hotel in NYC!”
• “greeat hotel”
• “Nice Place”
• “The Place to stay in NYC”
• “You may pay, but it is soooo worth it!!! "

Tips: This amenity-rich hotel also offers umbrellas, newspapers, same day laundry service and airport transportation.

Hotel Giraffe or email Hotel Giraffe

It doesn’t take a village to feel at home here.

Reviews:

• “Location!”
• “Abingdon is Great!”

Tips: You don’t have to go far for a cup of joe. Just walk downstairs to Brewbar Coffee for some caffeine and a tasty breakfast treat.

Abingdon Guest House or email Abingdon Guest House

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