I'm Jen with The Travel Women and today I'm sharing the top five star boutique luxury
hotels here in New York City and their most affordable and expensive rooms.
welcome to the Beekman Hotel. The Beekman Hotel reopened in 2016 after many years
of renovations and laying empty. The Temple Court building opened in 1881 and
it was one of the original New York City's skyscrapers
The old meets new theme begins in the lobby with carpets wrapped around the lobby
desk from 1881.
Leading up to this stunning nine-story Victorian atrium behind me. It
completely steals the show you cannot come here and not look up from every single
angle. Enjoy a meal or cocktail at the bar
while forever being enchanted by every whimsical design detail. It is located
downtown, walking distance from the Brooklyn Bridge and the One World Trade
Center. Rooms start at $300 per night. The two new
turret duplex penthouse suite, complete with large private terraces
cost $6,500 per night.
The William Vale is the newest and only five-star hotel here in Brooklyn
it is located exactly on North 12th Street very close to McCarren Park and
the waterfront in Williamsburg. Each futuristic room includes a large
balcony. You don't have to leave the hotel to enjoy amazing dining, pool, park
and bar experiences between the elevated Vale park right here,
the huge outdoor pool deck and gorgeous rooftop bar called the Westlight. Rooms
started about $300 per night. The most luxurious room is the Vale Garden
residence which has two bedrooms and two baths
spanning a two-floor duplex with a large patio and open air Jacuzzi.
Reservations begin at $12,000 per night.
The Plaza is a NYC icon built in 1907 It was built in one of the most
fashionable residential areas in New York City at Fifth Avenue in Central
Park South. It is walking distance to Glasgow bridge in Central Park, the zoo
Broadway's theater district, Times Square, Rockefeller Center and Top of the Rock
The Plaza has played a starring role in films like North by Northwest, Home Alone 2
- and The Great Gatsby. When the new Plaza Hotel opened in 1907
the first ever taxicabs in New York City lined up at its entrance. Rooms start at
about $700 per night but visitors do not need to stay overnight dine at one of
the storied restaurants like the Oak Room or the Palm Court. For families who
love Eloise stay in all-pink Betsey Johnson
Eloise suite. The Royal Plaza suite has three bedrooms and three and a half
baths it has its own elevator entrance private gym formal dining room that
seats twelve, 24-karat gold plated features and Fifth Avenue views. You can stay here
for $30,000 per night.
The Gramercy Park Hotel opened in 1925. Enter through this chic bohemian
lobby into this hotel, which is in one of the best locations in New York City.
Gramercy is a quiet tree-lined neighborhood close to Union Square and
the Flatiron Building but what makes this location unique is its proximity to
Gramercy Park located on Lexington Avenue steps away from New York City's
only remaining private park guests receive exclusive access to the gated
park that is normally only accessible to long-term residents living just around
the park. Other (hotel) highlights include the Rose Bar, Jade bar and the Italian
restaurant. It is known for its famous musician guests from the Beatles to
Madonna and did you know Humphrey Bogart even got married here. Rooms start at
three hundred dollars per night. The penthouse suites are one-bedroom
one-bathroom suites with a renaissance color scheme and features antiques
library and full kitchen for four thousand dollars per night.
The Pierre opened its doors in 1930 as a white gloved oasis for travelers.
It is located on 61st and fifth in the upper east side a few steps away from
Central Park and the ten museums of Museum Mile including the Metropolitan
Museum of Art and the Guggenheim. Dine in the rotunda restaurant. It (the hotel) has appeared in
M*A*S*H, Trainwreck and Mad Men. Rooms start at $400 per night.
It houses the most expensive rental in New York City for $500,000 per month
that's about $16,000 per night. The apartment spans the entire floor with
six bedrooms and six bathrooms amenities include butler service, pet
pampering, spa salon and a chauffeur-driven Jaguar.
I'm Jen with The Travel Women thank you so much for watching this video on the
top 5 star luxury boutique hotels here in New York City. If you enjoyed this video
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