The Langham Place, Fifth Avenue, near the Empire State Building, is among the best New York hotel views. Hotel rooms at Langham Place, Fifth Avenue are sophisticated and have that urban modern touch that goes great with New York City's essence. Room views for every taste: courtyard and city view. Room tip: the Empire State View King Room displays breathtaking views of New York's most famous building. The spectacular Ai Fiori restaurant, which specialized in Mediterranean cuisine, is quite something. The Langham Place, Fifth Avenue also offers a Spa with multiple treatments, the perfect way to recharge your batteries after another exciting day in New York. May you feel the need to get away from the city energy, just head to the nearby New York Public Library and discover one of the most peaceful places in NYC, hosting an extensive book collection. When staying in New York, one can never go wrong with the Langham.

HOTEL VIEW: EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, 5TH AVENUE

A New York Hotel View captured by @bernardomoller

Consistently rated as one of the finest Midtown luxury boutique hotels in New York, this comes as a natural choice for those dreaming of waking to an unmatched view over New York’s most famous landmark: the Empire State Building. How? It couldn’t be any easier, it’s just a matter of getting an Empire View room and that’s it. Apart from the rooms with staggering views that can make it hard for one to leave, Archer Hotel New York has a lot more to justify a stay: to begin with, the 22nd-floor Spyglass rooftop bar serving delicious handcrafted cocktails under the supervision of the Empire State himself (the Chrysler Building is also on sight); the impeccable service provided by the warm-hearted staff as well as the nice touches like luxury bath amenities and complimentary salted caramels; the on-site progressive Charlie Palmer Steak New York (yummy!); and, equally important, an exceptional location between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, allowing easy access to many NYC’s attractions.

HOTEL VIEW: EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, CHRYSLER BUILDING

A New York Hotel View captured by @mscioltino

A dream destination for millennials or digital nomads visiting New York, the artsy citizenM New York Bowery is one of our top recommendations for those wishing to combine unobstructed New York vistas, ultra-modern facilities, and an exceptional location in the hip Lower East Side, within arm’s reach to Little Italy, Chinatown, Soho, and Greenwich Village. When staying here, expect small - but quite well designed - rooms, with plenty of smart touches. The panoramic view rooms, with their killer views, will surely capture your fullest attention. Fancy having a drink? Say no more and head to the 20th-floor cloudM rooftop bar and toast to your stay in the city that never sleeps.

HOTEL VIEW: NEW YORK SKYLINE, EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER

45 floors of some frame-worthy NYC hotel views is what to expect when staying at The Dominick Hotel. In trendy Soho, this spectacular hotel matches travelers’ desire for sublime New York skyline views - Empire State included. The well-appointed rooms, suites, and penthouses are spacious, modern, and sophisticated with top-grade details such as leather headboards and heavenly beds. As for facilities, the hotel features a terrace pool, a fitness center, and an exceptional spa with the signature of Babor. The service never disappoints and each guest is treated like a celebrity in one of the most desirable luxury hotels in New York - to prove it is the fact that this hotel has been distinguished with the Five-Diamond accolade by AAA.

HOTEL VIEW: EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, CHRYSLER BUILDING, ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER, HUDSON RIVER
A New York Hotel View captured by @anninuunissa

Looking for that imperial view over the Empire State Building? Look no further. The distinguished New York EDITION, located in the Flatiron District (Madison Avenue) and housed in the historic Metropolitan Life clock tower, is irrefutably one of the best New York hotels, and definitely a place to stay when visiting the Big Apple. Everything is perfect - a serene atmosphere, generous staff, sophisticated furnishings, central location, and award-winning dining from Michelin-starred British chef Jason Atherton. Guest rooms are lavish, spotless, tastefully decorated, and feature jaw-dropping views of the Empire State Building and NY's globally recognizable skyline. iPads are available, so it's easy to stay connected; but trust us, you'll want to disconnect and spend quality time with your sweetheart over a ravishing meal at The Clocktower restaurant or while slowly appreciating Magic Owl Easy Blonde Ale at the hotel's lobby bar. City attractions like parks, museums, shops, restaurants, and popular landmarks are within arm’s reach of this elegant boutique hotel.

HOTEL VIEW: Empire State, Central Park, Hudson River, Statue of Liberty

A New York Hotel View captured by @mittalterego2016

A stylish 4-star downtown hotel with killer views over Manhattan? This might just be your perfect match. The Ludlow Hotel, on the Lower East Side and opposite Katz's Delicatessen (must try the pastrami sandwiches), delivers absolutely extraordinary New York skyline views. When choosing The Ludlow Hotel for your upcoming stay in NYC, keep a special eye on the Sky Loft or the Loft King with Terrace room types - those certainly make it into our top hotel views in NYC (don't get us started on the skyline views on display from the bathtubs). This Sean MacPherson hotel is a good alternative to escape the crowds gravitating around Midtown and get a taste of the neighborhood’s bohemian life (The Mercury Lounge across the street would be a good starting point). The hotel's concierges, although very efficient, look more like the people you would like to have a drink with rather than traditional concierges. Add to the list a stylish design, beamed ceilings, leather sofas, and a fashionable Dirty French bistro and the result is one of the coolest hotels in New York City.

HOTEL VIEW: EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER, NEW YORK SKYLINE

A New York Hotel View captured by @the_flatshoegirl

Located on East Village - Lower Eastside, this might be one of the sexiest hotels in New York. Who could say no to a bath with a great Manhattan view? Oversized windows from north-facing rooms unveil superb Empire State Building views. The hotel's bedrooms are filled with light and truly reflect New York's essence. Yes, we’re kind of giving away that The Bowery Hotel is undoubtedly one of our favorite boutique hotels in New York City (how not to fall in love with the black ceiling fans and stylish vintage lamps?). The Bowery is also a meeting place for creative artists and relaxed talented people, enjoys a perfect location to explore NYC's hip scene and downtown hangouts - subway Bleecker Street station is just a few minutes away.

HOTEL VIEW: EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, CHRYSLER BUILDING, ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER

A New York Hotel View captured by @createdbykp

Say "good night” to one of the very best hotel views in NYC: One World Trade Center, Empire State are Chrysler Building - they are all there for your enjoyment. For a superlative New York skyline view, take a moment at the hotel’s rooftop terrace. Here’s a room with a view tip: upon arriving, ask for a west-facing room as these have the best hotel views over New York's eye-boggling skyline. The Standard - East Village is a brainchild of the visionary André Balazs, who recognized the former Cooper Square Hotel's enough potential to become a hotel reference in the heart of the East Village area. Truthful to its quirkiness, the hotel has also an intriguing library - book volumes can be “surprising” as you will find out on your own when staying at this hotel. Last but certainly not least, a word to the exceptional Narcissa restaurant, where most ingredients are sourced from Balazs’ Hudson Valley farm. The happening Soho district is within walking distance from this contemporary hotel with a stunning view.

HOTEL VIEW: EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, CHRYSLER BUILDING, ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER, NEW YORK SKYLINE

A New York Hotel View captured by @coachphilly

There are at least two major reasons to stay at the upscale Conrad New York Downtown: one is the phenomenal views over the Hudson River and the Statue of Liberty (not to mention New Jersey’s skyline); the other is the super spacious accommodations on offer (keep in mind this is an all-suites hotel). For a combination of both, pamper yourself and book a Hudson River View Suite. During the warmer months, visit the hotel’s Loopy Doopy rooftop bar on level 16th, an ideal venue to try innovative cocktails and mingle with fellow travelers with a fantastic view in the background. This high-end hotel is also known for displaying an impressive art collection with pieces from Monica Ponce de Leon, Sol LeWitt, and Frank Stella, just to name a few. As for location, the hotel is a short stroll from Wall Street, Battery Park, One World Trade Center, the National 9/11 Memorial, and Tribeca.

HOTEL VIEW: HUDSON RIVER, STATUE OF LIBERTY

A New York Hotel View captured by @jwgertler

Remember those cinematic aerial shots over Manhattan? They usually include two of the city’s most emblematic landmarks: the Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building. Well, there’s an address in New York that mimics those visuals directly from your room’s window: One United Nations Plaza, where the Millennium Hilton New York One UN Plaza hotel, operating from levels 28 to 39, leaves guests speechless with awe-inspiring, perfect panoramic views. The best thing about this 4-star hotel? No matter what room type you choose, a great NYC view is always guaranteed. The hotel is located in Midtown East, just across the street from the United Nations Headquarters, and less than a 10-minute walk to Grand Central Terminal.

HOTEL VIEW: CHRYSLER BUILDING, EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, EAST RIVER, ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER, METLIFE BUILDING

A New York Hotel View captured by @timothymeacham

Is this Times Square room view for real? Well, we will let you be the judge of that! Introducing you to M Social Hotel Times Square New York, a place where you will need to close your curtains if you do not wish to allow New York’s most famous square’s power watts to disturb your sleep. Missed the opportunity to book a room with a Times Square view? Worry not, just head to the hotel’s restaurant Supernova and take in those jaw-dropping Times Square views while you enjoy breakfast or sip your favorite drink at night. As for location, this is an ideal choice for all of those looking for easy access to all Broadway theatres and their celebrated shows. Perhaps a fan of art? New York’s finest art museum - the MoMa - is a mere 10 minutes by foot. When staying at this hotel don’t miss out on a visit to the nearby Le Bernardin (on 155 West 51st Street), famous for its amazing seafood - the lobster rolls are a must - and signature cocktails.

HOTEL VIEW: TIMES SQUARE

A New York Hotel View captured by @____toma_de_saulieu____

Welcome to one of the most amazing hotel views in New York City: The Standard, High Line New York. Located in Greenwich Village (Meatpacking District), this is one of the sexiest hotels in New York with stunning views of the Hudson River and New York's skyline. Views include the Empire State, Chrysler Building, and Statue of Liberty. For a room with a view of New York, one can't go wrong with the stylish Corner Rooms. The seasonal rooftop bar, with gorgeous New York views, is quite something. The view becomes especially beautiful as the days come to an end and the sun finally sets (Statue of Liberty and Hudson River to the south, Manhattan skyline to the north).

HOTEL VIEW: EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, CHRYSLER BUILDING, STATUE OF LIBERTY, HUDSON RIVER, ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER, NEW YORK SKYLINE

A New York Hotel View captured by @akr0712_123

With fashionable decor by Cristina Grajales, The ModernHaus SoHo, in Soho, is a luxury boutique hotel with some of the best views in NYC. The Rooftop lounge Jimmy on the 18th floor offers not only an outdoor pool but also exceptional views of New York, its skyline, and all the way to the Hudson River. The 114 rooms and suites are bright, well designed, and have captivating views of New York - the corner ones are the ones to book here. The rooftop pool, only available to guests in the warmer months, is surrounded by expansive city views and is a great place to relax in New York. The hotel’s reception is located on the second floor and also boasts interesting views over Canal Street to Tribeca. The ModernHaus SoHo couldn't be better located, right at the heart of SoHo with easy access to Little Italy, Greenwich Village, and Chinatown.

HOTEL VIEWS: EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER, CHRYSLER BUILDING, NEW YORK SKYLINE

Located just between Midtown Manhattan and the Hudson River, New York’s most exciting redevelopment is taking place: the Hudson Yards. One of the most visually appealing structures that debuted in 2019 and immediately claimed its position among New York’s landmarks is the Vessel. What does that have to do with the Equinox Hotel Hudson Yards you may ask? This five-star hotel offers front-row views over this honeycomb-shaped attraction and - of course - that got our attention. Stay in this luxury NYC hotel if you feel like exploring this happening neighborhood while also enjoying a fabulous view. When selecting your room, choose between going to bed facing the city’s skyline, waking up to a panoramic Hudson River vista, or contemplating the Vessel from your own room’s window. Tough choices, right?

HOTEL VIEW: VESSEL, 5TH AVENUE

A New York Hotel View captured by @davewithsilver

Found in New York’s financial heart, the high-end Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown ticks all the boxes: faultless service, luxurious accommodations, and exceptional position in Tribeca, next to Westfield Shopping Centre and the impressive, somehow futuristic World Trade Center Station. When electing this top-notch hotel as your home away from home while in New York, expect nothing less than staggering views over One World Trade Center, an iconic building that has already established a firm reputation as one of NYC's top attractions (the view from the observation deck on floors 100-102 is unmissable). Upon selecting your room at this hotel, make sure to pick a category that includes a view. Need a little help deciding? The Gotham Suite, with its private terrace, marble bathroom, and divine king bed, has to be our favorite.

HOTEL VIEW: ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER, WORLD TRADE CENTER STATION

A New York Hotel View captured by @kbtakesnyc

This is, without any shadow of a doubt, one of the hotels with the best views in NYC. The expansive skyline panoramas of New York enjoyed from the room's large sized-windows will certainly have an impact on your New York stay. They say a picture is worth a thousand words and this is the exact case - just consider this skyline shot provided by a very happy guest taking the most out of the fabulous rooftop. Can’t imagine your stay without a balcony with dazzling New York vistas? Consider booking the King Suite and we promise you won’t be disappointed. NoMo SoHo is a hotel reference in the happening scene of the Soho district, one of the trendiest areas in New York, a bit further away from the ever-frenetic Midtown Manhattan. A perfect option for discerning travelers keen to explore all the Big Apple has to offer.

HOTEL VIEW: EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, CHRYSLER BUILDING

A New York Hotel View captured by @marvsull

We won't be far from the truth by claiming that this Asian-inspired property is one of the best urban luxury hotels - not only in New York - but in the world. In fact, The Peninsula New York hotel, operating for more than 30 years now, brings a distinct oriental feeling to America’s most exciting city. Salon de Ning, a trendy rooftop with extraordinary views, is where Manhattan and Shanghai blend into a unique and sophisticated venue. For the most romantic rooftop dinner ever, reserve a table at Chalet de Ning and share it with your better half. The top-grade hotel is located right on Fifth Avenue, halfway between Central Park and Rockefeller Center, and only steps away from upscale retailers such as Harry Winston jewelry. Rooms and suites at the luxurious The Peninsula New York are among New York's finest - amenities include a personalized sleep experience, BMW airport transfers, and a tablet. Guests looking for relaxing moments will enjoy the hotel’s spa and indoor pool overlooking Central Park.

HOTEL VIEW: 5TH AVENUE, CENTRAL PARK, EMPIRE STATE BUILDING

A New York Hotel View captured by @shutterslingphotography

The prestigious address instantly reveals what view to expect when staying at this New York luxury hotel: 1 Central Park West, exactly where Broadway and Columbus Circle meet. For those who appreciate some green apart from all the skyscrapers, this one certainly qualifies as one of the best Central Park views enjoyed from any New York hotel. Trump International New York offers 176 rooms and suites and is housed in one of the most iconic buildings in New York City. If possible, we suggest booking a Deluxe King room or Park View suite as those ensure a beautiful Central Park view. The Central Park-facing Mistral terrace serves delicious meals with great views. For the most creative salads in town, pay a visit to the nearby Bouchon Bakery on Time Warner Center (yes, with Central Park views included).

HOTEL VIEW: CENTRAL PARK, HUDSON RIVER, COLUMBUS CIRCLE, ONE57 BUILDING, 432 PARK AVENUE BUILDING

A New York Hotel View captured by @alexachases88

Introducing you to the chic The Pierre, A Taj Hotel, New York, or simply The Pierre, has been for several years in a row one of the finest hotels in NYC. Currently, the task of keeping The Pierre in top shape has been handed to Taj Hotels, the Indian hospitality group (after a US$100 million renovation). This Indian influence is felt in some details of today's The Pierre, namely on the gastronomic creations by executive chef Ashfer Biju or the outstanding butler service. One of the things we enjoy the most at The Pierre is its well-preserved atmosphere from the 1930s - something like a journey back in time with today's 5-star amenities. The Pierre, A Taj Hotel, New York is located on the prestigious Fifth Avenue and faces Central Park - some of its rooms and suites feature magnificent views of New York's most famous park and skyscrapers. A true classic-luxury hotel in Midtown Manhattan in the city that never sleeps.

HOTEL VIEW: CENTRAL PARK, FIFTH AVENUE, ONE57 BUILDING, TIME WARNER CENTER, NEW YORK SKYLINE

A New York Hotel View captured by @crepessuzzette

We know what you’re thinking: that’s a room you would like to spend - at least - a night on. That is the King Room Sky, where one feels like having Manhattan at their feet, despite the fact that the rooms aren’t properly large. In the sad event of these rooms not being available, the Arlo Rooftop will surely leave a lasting impression with its knock-out views. A contemporary hotel, the Arlo NoMad reveals to be a perfect choice for urban travelers who wish to stay near some of New York’s most famous attractions such as the Empire State Building, the iconic Flatiron Building, and the Madison Square Garden, where Fifth Avenue and Broadway intersect.

HOTEL VIEW: EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, MADISON HOUSE BUILDING

We are guessing your New York hotel’s wish list includes a great view, exceptional location, comfortable rooms, and even a rooftop bar. In case we are right, meet the Refinery Hotel - New York, a property we can’t recommend enough - especially for travelers looking for a high-quality boutique hotel in NYC. To begin with, the view: unobstructed sights over the iconic Empire State Building from The Refinery Rooftop, available year-round. At this venue, patrons will be able to enjoy drinks or meals, always under the supervision of an omnipresent Empire State. The luxury hotel inherits from its past as a hat factory the industrial elements found in its design. Some of the city attractions like Bryant Park, New York Public Library, Fifth Avenue, and Times Square are only a few blocks away from this trendy Midtown hotel.

HOTEL VIEW: EMPIRE STATE BUILDING

A New York Hotel View captured by @zrehman00

Thanks to the vision of hoteliers Tim and Kit Kemp, we are proud to present you with one of the best boutique hotels in New York with a charming view: Crosby Street Hotel. All rooms are special but the ones to go for are the ones located on the hotel's top floor - floor-to-ceiling windows are absolutely perfect. In fact, we could spend hours gazing out of the window and admiring New York's city landscape (lower Manhattan). The hotel's 12th floor reserves a surprise: a rooftop kitchen garden where some vegetables are grown - ask the Crosby Street Hotel's chef nicely and you may get to visit this interesting space featuring contrasting NYC views. A certain British Rococo influence can be experienced at the elegant Crosby Street Hotel, translating into details such as the bed's headboards and the romantic afternoon tea, served at the elegant The Crosby Bar. Staying at Crosby Street Hotel means staying in one of the hippest areas in New York - the SoHo (right between Prince and Spring Streets, in an area with several trendy restaurants, coffee shops, and art galleries). For all these reasons, and also for the fact that there's a subterranean screening room on the hotel's premises, it's not hard to understand why Crosby Street Hotel is such a movie stars magnet.

HOTEL VIEW: LOWER MANHATTAN, SOHO ROOFS

The Mandarin Oriental New York is the perfect hotel match between Asian luxury and a superb New York Central Park view hotel. The rooms are extraordinary, among the finest you can find in New York. Central Park view rooms offer gorgeous panoramas of New York's famed park. A special word to Asiate, a place where American cuisine has been virtually reinvented - an amazing dining experience in one of the best restaurants with a view in New York. A great indoor heated swimming pool with remarkable New York skyline views is only one of the many reasons we find the Mandarin Oriental New York to be one of the most desirable hotels in Manhattan for those looking for a luxurious address in NYC.

HOTEL VIEW: CENTRAL PARK, HUDSON RIVER, COLUMBUS CIRCLE, ONE57 BUILDING, 432 PARK AVENUE BUILDING

If the idea of a sudden King Kong appearance doesn’t put you off, this might be the ideal Midtown hotel choice for you. And why? Well, this is as near as it gets to that long dreamed Empire State Building hotel view. Formerly The Strand, the Marriott Vacation Club Pulse, New York City belongs to a list of New York hotels where one can actually secure beforehand a room with a direct view over the emblematic Empire State Building. Should those be gone by the time you are making your reservation, rest assured the views showcased at the hotel’s glass-enclosed rooftop are nothing less than breathtaking and will surely leave your Instagram followers feeling envious. In the hotel’s vicinity, guests will find the iconic New York Public Library as well as Herald Park, Bryant Square, Macy’s, and one of our favorite espresso bars in the city: Culture Espresso (72 West 38th Street).

HOTEL VIEW: EMPIRE STATE BUILDING

Writing about New York’s best hotel views without mentioning 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge would be virtually impossible. It was during the summer of 2016 that one of the most stylish and hip hotels in the Big Apple opened its doors to a very eclectic, international clientele. Upon arriving at 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge, the cinematic panoramic views leave no one indifferent: guests are frequently seen reaching to their phones in order to capture one of those magic shots over Brooklyn Bridge and New York’s fascinating skyline. A word of advice: to guarantee your room with an NYC view, make sure to select a room type that includes a view upon making a reservation. As temperatures start to soar, don’t pass out on the chance to take a dive into one of New York’s most spectacular infinity pools (with cityscape views, most certainly).

HOTEL VIEW: EAST RIVER, BROOKLYN BRIDGE, STATUE OF LIBERTY, ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER, NEW YORK SKYLINE

Situated on the Williamsburg Waterfront, the Wythe Hotel opened its doors in 2012 and prides itself on being the first hotel to capture the creative spirit of its Borough. Built-in a 117-year-old factory, it’s easy to see where the Wythe got its industrial decor and style from, featuring exposed pipes and brick walls amongst light and airy rooms. Its original and well-preserved wooden ceilings, concrete floors, heated windows, and rustic finishings are the stuff of history enthusiasts and architectural admirers’ dreams. Although ranked as a 4-star hotel, one couldn’t hope for a better stay in Brooklyn, especially when considering the spectacular views across the NYC Skyline, Manhattan, and Brooklyn neighborhoods. For those feeling peckish, there are two in-house restaurants to choose from - on the ground floor, the Reynard which offers typical, American breakfasts, lunches & dinners that are perfect for those who prefer to spend a few hours in the hotel before heading out; while the Lemon’s restaurant and bar on the 6th floor offer smaller plates and a perfect place to have a nightcap. Close to the hotel is the Music Hall of Williamsburg, where one can easily catch a live music show and thrust right into the lively spirit that lingers there. Additionally, the East River Ferry is but a stone’s throw away and ready to charter visitors to many incredible spots in New York City.

HOTEL VIEW: EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, CHRYSLER BUILDING, EAST RIVER, NEW YORK SKYLINE

A New York Hotel View captured by @moto.keiichi

It’s often said that to truly see something clearly, it's necessary to have a bit of distance. As we observed the idyllic NY view from terraces and floor-to-ceiling glass windows at the awesome 4-star Boro Hotel, located in Long Island City, we realized how true those words are. Guest rooms are tremendous: airy, bright, and modern. At any time of day, the vision of NYC's skyline is awe-inspiring, and the unobstructed views of NYC from the comfort of the guest room's plush bed will put a smile on your face and in your heart. After indulging in the hotel's fabulous full breakfast, if you're still unsure of where to go first, the hotel's friendly staff will steer you in the right direction. Only 7km from Manhattan and a short distance from the 39 Ave subway station, don't hesitate in embarking on your NYC adventure. If you're in the mood to stay in the picturesque neighborhood, bicycle rentals are available. Wrap up your rewarding NY day with a cold drink and a tasty snack at the hotel's bar.

HOTEL VIEW: NEW YORK SKYLINE, EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, 432 PARK AVENUE BUILDING, QUEENSBORO BRIDGE

Perhaps in the hunt for some truly spectacular Manhattan skyline views? Feel invited to The Press Lounge, probably one of the best views in NYC, located at Ink48 Hotel’s rooftop bar. This stylish boutique hotel is located in Midtown Manhattan (Hell’s Kitchen), which isn’t far from Times Square and Central Park. For an incredible room experience, we suggest booking a room with a New York view - on the menu: City View or Hudson River View. Rooms and suites feature large-sized windows, are relatively spacious, and provide comfort alongside a signature designer’s approach. Just 3 blocks down, you will find an amazing noodle joint: Ivan Ramen.

HOTEL VIEW: NEW YORK SKYLINE, HUDSON RIVER
A New York Hotel View captured by @robertcarlonewyork