New York City · New Jersey · Every budget
Book a hotel in NYC or New Jersey
One call or one request and we book it: an affordable room for a family visit, several rooms for a crew, a business hotel near the office, or a five-star suite with perks. No booking fee. You see the rate and the cancellation terms in writing before you commit.
Everyday and family stays
Tell us the nightly budget that works. We find clean, well-located hotels and say plainly when a different area gives you more for the money.
Business, crews and groups
Several rooms, conventions at the Javits Center, project teams and airport stays. See our corporate hotel program.
Luxury stays with perks
Five-star hotels, suites and celebrations, often with breakfast, a hotel credit or an upgrade when available. See luxury hotel perks and monthly luxury suites.
Hotels in Manhattan
SoHo hotels
Cobblestone blocks, loft buildings and a busy shopping grid between Houston and Canal Street. Days are lively; side streets quiet down at night.
Tribeca hotels
Residential and low-key, with serious restaurants and few crowds. It feels more like a neighborhood than a hotel district.
Upper East Side hotels
Elegant, residential and calm, with Central Park to the west and major hospitals along York and First Avenues to the east.
Upper West Side hotels
Brownstone blocks, grocery stores and playgrounds. It feels like living in the city rather than visiting it.
Midtown Manhattan hotels
Busy, central and convenient. Everything is walkable, and the hotel choice ranges from landmark luxury to efficient business rooms.
Central Park South hotels
Classic New York: horse carriages, the park on one side and Fifth Avenue on the other.
Times Square and the Theater District hotels
Bright, loud and always open. Great for a show weekend; less ideal if you want calm streets.
Hudson Yards and the Javits Center hotels
Modern towers, the High Line and Hudson River Park. Busy on show days, quieter on weekends.
Financial District hotels
Busy on weekdays, quieter on weekends, with historic streets and waterfront walks.
Flatiron and NoMad hotels
Central but neighborly, with excellent restaurants and easy reach to both Midtown and downtown.
Chelsea and the Meatpacking District hotels
Stylish and social, with galleries by day and restaurants and clubs at night.
Lower East Side hotels
Energetic and historic, younger and more casual than SoHo or Tribeca.
Hotels in Brooklyn
Hotels in Queens
Hotels in New Jersey
Hoboken hotels
Walkable, lively Washington Street, a waterfront promenade and a small-town feel next to the city.
Jersey City hotels
Modern waterfront towers in Newport and Exchange Place, and brownstone streets in Downtown and Paulus Hook.
Weehawken and Edgewater hotels
Quiet waterfront, walking paths and some of the best Midtown views anywhere.
Newark Airport hotels
Practical and efficient, built for one night or a short business stay.
Montclair hotels
Leafy and lively, with a real downtown on Bloomfield Avenue and Church Street.
Morristown hotels
Historic and polished, with a busy restaurant scene around the Green.
Princeton hotels
Collegiate and historic around Nassau Street, more suburban along Route 1.
Atlantic City hotels
Resort energy on the boardwalk, with beaches, dining and entertainment.
Request hotel options
Send the area or hotel, dates, guests and a nightly budget. We reply with options in writing, usually the same business day. Or call or text (201) 241-2792.