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Chelsea Inn
The Chelsea Inn is located in a 5-floor building built in 1880 in the Chelsea historic district. However, the hotel is new and the 45 rooms are modern, with a contemporary style. A nice surprise if you don't like routine: all the rooms are individually decorated!
The Ridge Hotel
Opened in 2007 in the Manhattan Lower East Side, The Ridge Hotel has been refurbished recently. This 3-star boutique hotel has only 42 rooms, featuring a contempory style and modern amenities. The Ridge Hotel has also a New York City well-kept secret : its surprising rooftop terrace!
Skyline Hotel
Located in the Hells Kitchen neighborhood, the Skyline Hotel has been recently renovated. The Skyline Hotel boasts now a lobby and public areas with a sophisticated organic theme of bright green and rust tones and 231 guestrooms. Cherry on the cake : enjoy the spacious indoor pool, overlooking the New York City Skyline.
Hotel Belleclaire
The Hotel Belleclaire is built within an historic landmark building designed by the distinguished architect Emery Roth in 1901-1903. The building is combining Beaux Arts principles with Art Nouveau-Secessionist. The Hotel Belleclaire has been complety renovated at the beginning of 2011.
Broadway Plaza Hotel New York
Located at Broadway and 27th Street, the Broadway Plaza Hotel is in the heart of Chelsea, near the fashionable Flatiron district, just minutes away from Times Square and all the excitments that New York City offers. All 69 guestrooms and public areas were fully renovated in 2016.
Marmara Manhattan
Located 5 blocks away from Central Park and the Museum Mile, the Marmara Manhattan is not an hotel like others : this 32-story luxury building has to be seen as an apartment hotel ! You can experience "home-away-from home" with spacious rooms and fully equipped kitchens. And what about the views over the skyline!
The Wolcott Hotel New York
Opened in 1904, the Wolcott Hotel is centrally located on 31st Street, just 3 blocks from the Empire State Building. This historic hotel has welcomed famous guests, included celebrated author Henry Miller and famed musician Buddy Holly. In 2004, Mayor Bloomberg deemed "Hotel Wolcott Day" in honor of the property's iconic vestige in time.