Scandinavian chic rules the rooms. Even the bowl for your keys and change is cool.

Refreshingly mellow leather-and-velvety social lounge during the day turns into a plush, moody lounge-lounge at night.

Stay in the epicenter of the action below Canal. Walk to Chinatown, Little Italy, One World Trade Center, and a myriad of NYC attractions.

Fun fact: home to the largest hotel terrace in NYC – the perfect place to work out your sightseeing game plan (so much is nearby!).

In the heart of Little Italy, close to Chinatown and the birthplace of the Cronut – finding good eats will definitely not be a problem.

Cool-neutral-toned guestrooms are big on style – and big for New York.

Set within an easy stroll to biggies like Times Square & the Theater District. Feel like venturing further afield? The subway's practically on your doorstep.

Remember the days before WiFi? Yeah, those sucked. Thankfully, you won’t have to relive them here – they’ve got it and it’s free.

Scandinavian chic rules the rooms. Even the bowl for your keys and change is cool.

Between floral-filled interiors, eye-popping art, mouth-watering eateries, and cozy bedrooms, there’s something to stir each of the senses.

Vibrant hodge-podge high design meets industrial chic.

Brand new digs in Chelsea.

Former printing house turned urban retreat, with style that definitely makes an impression.

Free WiFi keeps us from getting the tech withdrawal shakes.

Prime Lower East Side digs located just one short block from the subway.

Classic theater façade gives way to a swanky 2-story lobby, fireplace, mood lighting and convo areas set the tone.

Whatever time you stumble in, the 24-hour front desk serves up service with a smile.

The brand’s first US address is the former Rosenwach factory. Hip friend’s-loft vibe rocks a mish-mash of mid-century modern and modern-modern.

Mid-century modern design is oh-so-Brooklyn.

Rooftop lounge with amazing views doubles as a Japanese garden! Be the guy who complains to the DJ, 'I'm trying to meditate!'

Just a short drive from local attractions like the Meadowlands Sports Complex, MetLife Stadium and American Dream.

Separate bedroom, living areas, and a full bath with a marble vanity and Appelles bath amenities.

Each floor of the hotel draws inspiration from a different era in East Village history—from the earliest settlers to the punk era to today—while celebrating the neighborhood’s spirit.

The Crash Pad is designed with a single traveler in mind, offering a twin bed and a cozy space across 150 square feet.

Industrial-meets-plush design is so very Soho.

Don’t be fooled by the ultra-mod exterior. Interiors are decidedly traditional and inviting.