Manhattan

Refinery Hotel New York City

An impressive 12-storey building built in 1912, Refinery Hotel New York sits at the centre of one of the city’s most creative districts, famed for its association with fashion. With an energetic and innovative atmosphere, the hotel has its own gastronomic micro world providing a prohibition-style lobby bar, a restaurant, and a rooftop bar with views of the Empire State Building.

Top Tourist Attractions in Brooklyn New York

To the dismay of many, Brooklyn is often overshadowed by it’s sister borough of Manhattan. Let’s not forget that it is probably the second most popular borough – and you will hear arguments against this but ignore them – to explore. It is a hub of restaurants, museums, and off-beat culture, and most of its tourist-friendly sites act as fly paper for visitors.

Soho New York City

The historic SoHo neighborhood (“SOuth of Houston”) is bounded by Houston Street to the north and Canal Street to the south. Originally known as the Cast Iron District due to the many buildings with such façades, SoHo’s historic roots date to the mid-19th Century, when cast iron was discovered as an architectural material that was cheap, flexible, yet sturdy enough to use to build decorative building facades.

Hotel Edison New York City

The Hotel Edison New York City built in 1931 and renovated in 1998, this 1,000-room hotel features art deco murals and fixtures in both the lobby and the rooms. Hairdryers, irons, and ironing boards are available on request. Two restaurants are accessible from the lobby: Cafe Edison has been called the unofficial clubhouse of the New York theater district—complete with hearty European fare and stylized pink booths.

The Lowell Hotel New York City

The Lowell New York City is elegantly situated on Manhattan’s fashionable Upper East Side, The Lowell enjoys the best of both worlds – serene privacy and un-matched convenience. East 63rd Street between Madison and Park Avenues is a quiet, tree-lined residential enclave for some of New York’s most prestigious addresses.