New York City needs no introduction; it is probably the most famous city on the planet, and it is a must-see destination. The city’s name has been plastered on billions of items globally, and it has been mentioned on TV countless times. The city’s iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty, Central Park and the Empire State Building, are probably already familiar to you. There are countless shops and diners of all sizes which you can visit. Moving around the city is done on trains, buses, or the iconic yellow taxis. You’ll probably need a place to stay here in the Big Apple, so we’ve selected the 10 best Tablet hotels in New York City, for you! Read more about these great accommodations below.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on March 24, 2024.
1. PUBLIC (from USD 779)
PUBLIC is a different kind of luxury hotel experience. Combining elements of minimalism and asymmetry in a striking fashion, the hotel is modern and welcoming. Located beside the Sara D. Roosevelt Park, PUBLIC is right in the heart of the city. The rooms have well-defined sleeping and work areas. You get amenities like Wi-Fi, smart TV, and soundproof rooms, all laid out for your convenience. There is no active room service by design, and you are encouraged to use all the common spaces, like the bar, lounge, and the roof deck at night. You can eat in any of the hotel diners, and even have food delivered straight to your room. Staying in PUBLIC is an intimate experience that you will enjoy.
Public Hotel
Address: 215 Chrystie Street, New York City
1.04 km (0.7 mi) from Washington Square Park
2. Hotel Americano (from USD 112)
Hotel Americano is a can’t-miss place in Chelsea district, thanks to its minimalist steel mesh exterior. The same minimalist design is dominant across the whole building, including the rooms. The beds are elevated on wooden platforms for a more cozy experience. The common areas like the lounge, reception area, and diner have steel fittings, giving off a more industrial look while still being accommodating. There is a tablet in every room, for room service. After a long day in NYC, you can have a drink at the Cafe Americano, and treat yourself to great views of the Chelsea neighborhood.
Selina Chelsea (formerly Hotel Americano)
Address: 518 West 27th Street
2.26 km (1.5 mi) from Washington Square Park
3. Boro Hotel (from USD 149)
The Boro Hotel is nothing short of stunning. The whole hotel sports an industrial design, from the exterior fittings to the exposed posts in some areas, yet keeps a very warm and friendly atmosphere. The rooms have lots of windows that make the room feel spacious and bright, and they also provide great views of the Manhattan skyline. You can also enjoy this view from the rooftop bar, or have a meal instead, in any of the two diners here, with the option to deliver to your room. Boro is easily one of the best and most unique stays in this part of New York.
Boro Hotel
Address: 38-28 27th Street
5.82 km (3.7 mi) from Washington Square Park
4. Hotel on Rivington (from USD 308)
This hotel is right in the heart of the historic and lively Lower East Side neighborhood, and it stands out as one of the better stays here. The rooms have plenty of wooden floors and glass walls, letting in lots of light and giving a chance to wake up to great views of the city. The beds here are large and cozy, complemented by the tasteful decor. The bathrooms have stand-alone soaking tubs, and they are clad in stone tiles. You can enjoy the hotel’s food too, either in the European Cafe Medi, or the Shanghai-style JIA. Hotel on Rivington is a millennial’s kind of hotel, right here in the big city.
Hotel on Rivington
Address: 107 Rivington Street
1.47 km (1.0 mi) from Washington Square Park
New York City Tour Guide
Hiram Jacobs
I am a licensed New York City Department of Consumer Affairs Tour Guide and a native New Yorker. Over the years, I acquired considerable experience organizing solo tours of the major European and East European capitals of the world, Canada's largest cities and Australia's most popular cities, Washington, DC, Atlanta, New Orleans, and San Francisco. During my international travels, I participated in tours organized by private tour companies to China, Russia, South America, India, the Canadian Rockies, Israel, Japan's major cities; USA: Alaska, Arizona and Utah's scenic national National Parks . I received my Master of Arts in Political Science (Urban Administration) from the State University of New York, College at Brockport, Brockport, New York in 1978. Since my recent retirement from the MTA, New York City Transit Authority, after 39 years of service as an Associate Transit Management Analyst, I hope to share with my fellow Travelers my observations, insights and personal experiences relating to Manhattan’s iconic neighborhoods, landmarks and popular attractions that make New York City such a vibrant and dynamic city to visit. I will strive to make your New York City Experience memorable. Tour Cancellations - Please provide at least 24 hours notice prior to the tour date in order to cancel your booking and to receive a full refund.
Tours by Hiram
New York City Tour Guide
Stephanie Eley
I'm a graduate of ITMI, International Tour Management Institute and 17 years as a licensed Tour Director and Program Director. My expertise began in NYC and Washington, DC where I'm a licensed guide and has expanded to Europe, South America, Cuba and the Western / Southwestern National Parks of the US. I'd love to introduce you for a day or a week to Denver, Colorado and the 4 corners region of the US: Colorado, Utah, New Mexico and Arizona! Let's GO!! stepheley@gmail.com
Tours by Stephanie
5. Gild Hall (from USD 466)
Gild Hall’s biggest selling point is its location: right in the heart of the Financial District, near the iconic Wall Street. True to its location, the hotel is fit for the elite, as the dark colors, wood, and leather give the bedrooms a very luxurious rustic feel. Even the bar and diner share this design, which makes them resemble the grand diners of the early 20th century. You get a whole laundry list of other amenities, like a large TV, Wi-Fi access, marble bathrooms, bathrobes, complimentary snacks, and more. The hotel is designed without compromise, and the premium price it commands is more than worth it.
Gild Hall
Address: 15 Gold Street, New York City
2.69 km (1.7 mi) from Washington Square Park
6. Soho Grand Hotel (from USD 390)
The Soho Grand Hotel is an iconic place in the most iconic neighborhood in the city. Everything here is grand, as its name suggests, from the room design to all the amenities you can avail of here. The rooms are filled with all kinds of artistic decor and full of creature comforts like large beds, smart television, workspace, bathrobes, and even a great view of Manhattan. You can even request a game console, tablet, laptop, or even a guitar for some tunes. You get other perks like pet service and bike rental. You are sure to be pampered during your stay at Soho Grand Hotel.
Soho Grand Hotel
Address: 310 West Broadway at Grand Street, New York City
1.19 km (0.8 mi) from Washington Square Park
7. Chambers (from USD 27374)
If you want something to shut out the hustle and bustle of downtown NYC, Chambers is your place. The hotel greets you with a roomy and calm interior, filled with artworks by many artists. The rooms have large and plush beds, television, a generous workspace, and a balcony to provide you with a view outside. You can enjoy the hotel’s common amenities like a 24-hour gym, babysitting, concierge service, pet services, and even tablets for your convenience. Finally, you get to be close to Central Park too, if you really want some space to unwind after a long tour around the city.
Chambers
Address: 15 West 56th St & 5th Ave
3.99 km (2.5 mi) from Washington Square Park
8. Arlo Soho (from USD 76)
Arlo is one of the more successful boutique hotels in SoHo district, thanks to its micro design and relatively lower prices. The rooms are compact by design but do not skimp on the comfort. The beds are still cozy and large, and they are paired with large TVs for your comfort. You can also use the many common spaces and lounges in the hotel to work or watch TV with other guests, which more than make up for the smaller rooms. All these make Arlo Soho ideal for the younger travelers and workers who spend their day outside in the Big Apple.
Arlo Soho
Address: 231 Hudson Street, New York City
1.14 km (0.8 mi) from Washington Square Park
9. The Time New York (from USD 198)
Going into The Time hotel is like entering a very different world, one where everything is more calm and relaxing. Inside your room, time seems to slow down, thanks to soft colors, uniquely painted walls, all the decor, and plush furniture. The beds and work table are also designed for this effect. You get amenities like a smart TV, Wi-Fi access, toiletries and bathrobes, and a mini-bar. You also get lots of other perks, like complimentary breakfast, wine and cheese hour, gym access, and concierge services. You don’t have to worry about the time here at The Time.
The Time New York
Address: 224 West 49th Street, New York City
3.5 km (2.2 mi) from Washington Square Park
10. McCarren Hotel & Pool (from USD 271)
If you want to be in a more quiet part of the Big Apple, the McCarren Hotel & Pool in Brooklyn is a great choice for you. The hotel sports a clean and organic design to make it feel more like a resort. The rooms are well-lit, and provide great views of the city; in-room amenities include TV, toiletries, bathrobes and Wi-Fi access. The centerpiece of this hotel is the large pool, which is heated and has plenty of deck space perfect for socializing. The rooftop bar is another place to socialize, and it gives an amazing view of Manhattan at sunset. This hotel is the ideal place for a great staycation.
McCarren Hotel & Pool
Address: 160 North 12th Street, New York City
3.71 km (2.4 mi) from Washington Square Park
New York City: large, lively, and iconic
With plenty of iconic sights and sounds, the Big Apple really is nothing short of a top worldwide tourist destination. Many hotels and restaurants here are also as iconic, and really are worth checking out. There isn’t really much else to say; a trip to New York City is a must.
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