4 of the best hotels in New York City

The hottest new hotels in NYC offer everything from nightclubs to celeb chef restaurants and private art collections.

Here are some of the best:

1) MADE

In September, the NoMad district will see yet another hotel opening with the debut of MADE, the first hotel project by hospitality entrepreneur Sam Gelin. LA-based design studio MAI is behind the earthy-meets-modern interiors—all hand-carved benches, polished stainless steel surfaces, exposed bronze light fixtures, and hand-woven fabrics.

The bold look extends to the 108 guestrooms, which have concrete and wood surfaces, floor-to-ceiling windows, and bathrooms with hand-painted wall tiles and carved stone sinks.

A lobby bar pours espresso drinks during the day and cocktails at night, and there's also a restaurant and rooftop slated to open early fall.

2) The James New York - NoMad

NoMad’s culinary scene will only get hotter when The James New York-NoMad officially opens this fall, inside a historic Beaux-Arts building on Madison and 29th Street.

The luxury 344-room hotel will be the site of award-winning restaurant Scarpetta—which is known for inventive, seasonally-driven fare and unmatched service— along with a soon-to-be-announced cocktail bar concept.

Upstairs, guestrooms feel like urban sanctuaries, thanks to expansive glass windows, contemporary art by local artists, spacious bathrooms, and thoughtful details like yoga mats and in-room pantry filled with local snacks.

3) 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge

Never in Brooklyn has a hotel had as much buzz as the 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge (and yes, it might be bigger than The Wythe). Here, you’ll find a certain tranquility often lost in urban hotels, thanks to its waterfront address by Brooklyn Bridge Park.

Rooms are luxuriously spacious and bring in the borough’s eco-conscious sensibility with moss gardens, hemp-blend mattresses, a color palette defined by textures and materials rather than paint or wallpaper, and hour-glasses that time your showers.

Living walls in the lobby create the ideal retreat from city life, a rooftop bar with fire pits and a lounge pool is the neighborhood’s hottest summer hangout, and floor-to-ceiling window views of the Brooklyn Bridge, the city, and Lady Liberty mean you’ll never have a bad view.

4) PUBLIC

PUBLIC is the latest hospitality venture from hotelier Ian Schrager, founder of mythical 1970s nightclub Studio 54 and the man credited with creating boutique hotels.

Given Schrager’s reputation as an industry disrupter, the hotel’s luxury-for-less concept—which does away with traditional amenities and services (think: doormen, bellhops, room service) —should come as no surprise.

What to expect instead: sleek, sexed-up interiors, a Jean-Georges Vongerichten restaurant, a basement nightclub, three bars, and 367 minimalist rooms starting at $150/night.

Source: Business Insider

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