The Most Expensive and Lavish Hotels In New York City
New York City is a costly place to go on vacation especially when looking for a place to stay when you visit. Sometimes the least expensive hotel can have rates starting at $250 and that is not even in the center of it all. In this post, I will be showing a list of the most expensive hotels in New York City based on basic room price and show what their U.S. News Best Hotels in New York ranking is. So let us see how much these hotels cost per night and see if they are really worth it.
Keep in mind hotel rates can change every hour so the rates that are listed below are just the rate for a weekend and/or week day in July 2018. You can find the hotels listed below for cheaper on different booking sites.
The Plaza Hotel
Prices from $591 to $845 per night
U.S. News Best Hotel in New York Ranking #28
The Mark Hotel
Prices from $556 to $625 per night
U.S. News Best Hotel in New York Ranking #30
Four Seasons Hotel & Resort New York
Four Seasons Hotel & Resort New York
Prices from $995 per night
U.S. News Best Hotel in New York Ranking #15
St. Regis New York
Prices from $995 to $1,095 per night
U.S. News Best Hotel in New York Ranking #11
Trump Hotel & Tower
Prices from $825 to $986 per night
U.S. News Best Hotel in New York Ranking #17
Four Seasons Hotel & Resort New York, Downtown
Four Seasons Hotel & Resort New York Downtown
Prices from $540 to $1,045 per night
U.S. News Best Hotel in New York Ranking #23
The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel
Prices from $579 to $925 per night
U.S. News Best Hotel in New York Ranking #9
The Chatwal
Prices from $695 to $825 per night
U.S. News Best Hotel in New York Ranking #8
Park Hyatt New York
Prices from $945 to $995
U.S. News Best Hotel in New York Ranking #7
Mandarin Oriental
Prices from $795 to $1,095
U.S. News Best Hotel in New York Ranking #13
Ritz Carlton Central Park
Prices from $989 to $1,095
U.S. News Best Hotel in New York Ranking #14
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Seth Teitelbaum
A young hotel enthusiast with a passion to blog about his experiences in the diffrent hotels he visits or desires to visit
