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May Just Be in a Hotel | | | Aman New York | | New York, New York | | Aman New York redefines the New York City experience, offering serene luxury high above Midtown in the landmarked Crown Building. Guests can unwind at the three-floor spa or opt for curated experiences like private museum tours or culinary masterclasses, where chefs share the artistry behind their dishes. Guest- and Aman Club-exclusive dining is equally impressive. Arva serves rustic Italian dishes, while Akari offers Japanese washoku cuisine, including omakase at its intimate Hinoki wood counter. For casual meals, The Garden Terrace and Lounge Bar provide light bites, small plates, and signature drinks. The only venue open to outside guests is The Jazz Club, a speakeasy-style space featuring live jazz, nightly entertainment, and inventive cocktails. Whether settling in for omakase, Italian fare, or an evening of live music, Aman New York offers plenty to experience without ever stepping outside the Crown Building. | | | | |  | | The Wall Street Hotel | | New York, New York | | Housed in a Beaux-arts building nestled in the heart of New York’s financial district, this family-owned five-star hotel promises guests an unforgettable stay. With spacious rooms and suites, elegant decor, and luxurious touches like Le Labo bath products and heated bathroom floors, every inch of this hotel is designed to impress, but a true standout offering is the onsite dining. Start with a drink from the stunning lobby bar, Lounge on Pearl, which serves up specialty martinis and classic cocktails as well as a selection of elevated bites like lobster salad sliders and bittersweet chocolate soufflè. For refined French fare from Michelin-starred chef John Fraser, pay a visit to La Marchande, a modernized chophouse. Serving up steakhouse classics like cuts of wagyu and venison alongside vegetarian options like maitake mushroom steak, this restaurant pairs timeless good taste with innovative techniques to deliver a truly spectacular dining experience. | | | | |  | | Kimpton Theta New York - Times Square | | New York, New York | | Kimpton Theta New York – Times Square is an urban oasis in the heart of the big city, offering guests spacious rooms, thoughtful amenities, and a unique mix of casual and sophisticated dining options. Start your day at Café Otto, where artisanal coffee and freshly baked pastries provide the perfect start to a day out in the Big Apple or fuel for a day of working in the lobby. With a prime location just blocks away from Broadway and Times Square, some of the best shows, restaurants, and sights are just steps away. Be sure to return by 5 pm to catch the daily happy hour, where you can meet and mingle at Bar Sprezzatura while enjoying reduced prices on drinks and light bites. An elegant rooftop bar and restaurant open for lunch, dinner, and libations, Italian-inspired small plates and hand-crafted cocktails are served up right alongside panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline. The vibe is chic and inviting—a little slice of Positano that’s perfect for both a relaxing evening and the start of a lively night out in the city that never sleeps. | | | | | | The Moore | | New York, New York | | Located on a quiet, tree-lined block in Chelsea, The Moore is an 81-room boutique stay that offers a more local take on Manhattan. Rooms are compact but thoughtfully done, making it an ideal home base for spending most of your time out in the neighborhood, with conveniences like a fully equipped fitness center and free bike rentals for exploring the area. Mornings start at Café Moore, where guests can grab locally roasted coffee and fresh pastries before heading out. A few blocks away, Chelsea Market is the main draw for foodies, with an impressive mix of standout options including The Lobster Place, Los Tacos No. 1, Dickson’s Farmstand Meats, and Doughnuttery. The surrounding area adds more restaurants, plus art galleries and access to the High Line, all within walking distance. Back at the hotel, rooftop spot Moore Wine is the perfect place to sip a drink and take in stunning views of the city. | | | | |  | | Hyatt Herald Square New York | | New York, New York | | In the heart of Midtown Manhattan, Hyatt Herald Square New York sits between Koreatown and the Empire State Building, right along a restaurant-packed stretch of Broadway leading south toward Madison Square Park. Onsite, dining starts downstairs at The Den, the hotel’s full-service restaurant and bar, where seasonal American dishes are joined by handcrafted cocktails and local beers. Come evening, head upstairs to Up on 20, the rooftop bar pairing seasonal cocktails and shareable plates with views of the Empire State Building just two blocks away and One World Trade Center rising above the downtown skyline. The hotel’s 122 rooms come with conveniences like mini refrigerators for restaurant leftovers and coffee makers for early mornings, while a grab-and-go market makes snacks between outings easy. Top sights like Macy’s and Madison Square Garden are within walking distance, while the subway is just steps away, putting plenty of Manhattan within reach between meals. | | | | | | Food & Wine is part of the People Inc. publishing family. | | | | |
