Best Luxury Hotels in USA

High ceilings, rich historical architectural elements, and sleek, mid-century design merge in the revitalised Jarmulowsky Bank, now a vibrant hotel in the Lower East Side neighbourhood. Guided by architectural plans from 1912, the lobby boasts a majestic arched window, marble floors and a domed tempietto on the rooftop is a feature. The hotel’s 113 rooms, inspired by vintage aesthetics, are adorned with pine floors, handcrafted ceramic lamps, and unique artworks by local artists. These rooms are bathed in natural light through expansive windows, offering panoramic views of the New York City skyline. Dining at the hotel is a culinary treat with the Swan Room, Dining Room and Corner Bar, under the direction of Michelin-starred chef Ignacio Mattos. Surrounded by cultural institutions, picturesque streets, and unique restaurants, Nine Orchard is a great base in downtown New York’s Lower East Side.

Stay close to the Midtown action at Le Méridien, a new and glittering addition to the Big Apple’s hotel scene, which arrived at the end of 2022. Rising 21 floors, the property has 165 bedrooms and condos for longer stays. It pays tribute to the swanky Fifth Avenue’s former life as a hub for the textile industry, with a scale map of the area and attention to fabric woven into the design by VLDG studio. Guests benefit from Malin and Goetz bath products, and direct access to Latitude / Longitude Bar and an all-day restaurant, Allora, serving regional Italian cuisine.

Located on 44th Street, this landmark hotel was built in 1905 by Stanford White, before being restored by architect Thierry Despont in 2010. Of the 44 suites, some are themed (The Chatwal Crowns); such as the three-bedroom Zen, with its landscaped terrace and butler service. Unwind after a night on the tiles in the city that never sleeps, with some pamper time at the 3,500 sq. foot spa with its infinity saltwater lap pool, plunge jacuzzi and 24-hour access fitness room. And dine at The Chatwal’s 90-seat Art Deco restaurant, The Lamb’s Club, with cuisine by Chef Michael White.

Like many of the city’s most notable buildings, this one dates back to the 1930s Art Deco era, and is a member of Historic Hotels of America. Found at the southern end of Central Park, the Forbes recommended establishment rises 44 storeys, housing 426 bedrooms, 101 suites and 147 condos. All have plush bedding, marble bathrooms and minibars. Interiors are grand with huge glittering chandelier-lit ballrooms, sassy firelit lounges and chic monochrome bedrooms. Enjoy fine dining with a late-night menu, room service and treatments at the PRIMP spa. There’s a shop onsite, free daily newspapers and pets are welcome.

Stay surrounded by the action, yet submerged in a contemporary oasis at The Times Square EDITION. Michelin-starred chef John Fraser oversees the four floors of dining experiences with indoor and outdoor seating including a fine-dining signature restaurant, an all-day New York restaurant, a cabaret and performance space, and a Lobby Bar. 452 bedrooms and suites display a forward-thinking design combined with a timeless style in moody, seductive palettes. Party till dawn on the Paradise Club’s colourful dance floor with sounds provided by top DJs, relax surrounded by leafy palms on The Terrace and sip on premium selections from the champagne trolley at the vintage-style 701West.

An eclectic energy in the W mirrors that which is found on its famous doorstep. Bask in the atmosphere of this part of the city at the hotel’s Living Room, a homage to Times Square’s past, accompanied by pulsating DJ beats and cocktails. 590 eclectic bedrooms have panoramic views from picture windows, as well as pillowtop mattresses, 350-thread-count sheets and Davines amenities to ensure you’re fully refreshed for the action-packed day ahead. Order food to your suite, or take the short journey to one of the in-house restaurants; Dos Caminos for Mexican cuisine with a modern angle and Blue Fin’s fresh seafood and sushi.

The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel is somewhat of a New York Landmark, conveniently located on Madison Avenue and just one block from Central Park it is the perfect base for exploring the great city. Guests can choose from 189 lavish rooms including 90 suites – all of which are exquisitely decorated and seamlessly combine elegance and comfort. From fine dining or a weekend brunch to creative cocktails and classic Cabaret, the chic restaurant options at the hotel offer guests an unparalleled Uptown dining experience merging culinary artistry with flawless service. With a salon, fitness centre and the Valmont Spa at The Carlyle – one of the best in New York – guests can enjoy relaxation, pampering and a workout with world-class facilities. And with a dedicated and passionate team on hand- a stay at The Carlyle is sure to be a fine one.

NoMad opened its doors in July 2022, named after its locale north of Madison Square Park. Its 50-storey facade is striking, offering top-floor views from 500 feet above the city and 250 guest rooms, including suites and penthouse residences. The on-trend hotel really excels when it comes to dining, with Zaytinya’s mezze menus by Michelin-starred Chef José Andrés, Nubeluz cocktail bar boasting 270-degree views across Manhattan, The Lobby Lounge & Bar, for drinks, coffees and pastries in the morning and The Bazaar, arriving later in 2022. NoMad’s 6,800 square-foot spa includes eight treatment rooms and the RelaxSpace Wellness Pod, a 15-minute multi-sensory experience.

The Ned NoMad New York, is located in The Johnston Building on Broadway and comprises 167 rooms – all of which have been inspired by the glamour of the roaring ‘20’s. The Ned NoMad is more than just a place to rest your head. It is home to Ned’s Club, a members’ club that gives members access to the rooftop terrace and other private member spaces such as The Dining Room, The Atrium Stage for live entertainment, The Library for a cool workspace by day and cosy bar by night and advance reservation privileges to the classic Italian restaurant Cecconi’s and Little Ned where cocktails and views of the Empire State building are the order of the day.

Located on New York’s famous Park Avenue, Loews Regency New York is a destination luxury hotel with convenient access to Manhattan’s upscale Upper East Side. An iconic art deco design flows throughout the hotel along with all the first-class amenities a guest would expect from this well-reputed hotel name. Accommodation comprises over 300 spacious guestrooms and stunning suites – with signature suites offering the ultimate space for a residential style stay with many boasting a city view or balcony. The Regency Bar and Grill is the hotel’s signature restaurant where guests can enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner and cocktails in stylish surroundings.  Sant Ambroeus Coffee Bar embraces coffee culture; Italian-inspired yet quintessential New York. Guests can sit in or take-away signature pastries, sandwiches and coffee. The hotel boasts many top-class facilities including a state-of-the-art fitness centre, complete with Peloton bikes. The hotel is pet and extremely family-friendly and pays special attention to these treasured guests.

Another big-name luxury chain, Sofitel can be found close to the Rockefeller centre. There are 398 rooms – show fans will particularly love the Tony Awards suite full of Broadway memorabilia and with its own terrace – all in a 1940s Manhattan-Parisienne style, as designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon. Robert Hohmann leads the culinary offer with Gaby Brasserie and Bar and you can even catch occasional exhibitions at the Sofitel. Both Yahoo! UK Style and The Telegraph described this as one of New York’s most romantic hotels, making it ideal for a honeymoon, wedding venue or anniversary break.

In the heart of Lower Manhattan immersed in some of the city’s most authentic neighbourhoods, sits the diverse and vibrant Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown. The landmark luxury hotel is the perfect base for leisure travellers wishing to explore the streets of Tribeca and further afield. The stylish and well-appointed guest rooms and expansive suites are available in a range of sizes and formats to match the needs of every guest. The wellness and fitness centre occupies an entire floor and boasts a seven-room Spa, lap pool and state of the art fitness centre with views overlooking Downtown. Celebrity Chef, Wolfgang Puck, heads up CUT, the hotel’s relaxed yet refined restaurant – a firm favourite with locals, celebrities and guests alike, or venture further afield and experience delicious dishes from one of the nearby hidden gems – just one of the many tailored itinerary options that can be created for guests can enjoy.