The 8 Best Romantic Hotels in NYC (2026)

Updated October 2026 · 8 picks

The most romantic hotels in NYC in 2026 are The Greenwich Hotel for a candlelit pool and fireplaces, The Bowery Hotel for old-world downtown charm, Crosby Street Hotel for bright English style in SoHo, and Baccarat and Aman New York for all-out luxury. In Brooklyn, the Wythe Hotel and 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge offer skyline views.

1. The Greenwich Hotel — Tribeca, Manhattan

Robert De Niro's intimate hotel with a lantern-lit pool.

$$$$ SplurgeBest for Couples · Special occasions

The Greenwich Hotel has individually designed rooms, fireplaces in the lounge and a candlelit pool under the timbers of a reassembled Japanese farmhouse.

Good to know: Book a spa treatment and the pool is yours to enjoy.

377 Greenwich St, New York, NY 10013

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2. The Bowery Hotel — East Village / NoHo, Manhattan

Dark wood, velvet and fireplaces in an old-world downtown hotel.

$$$ UpmarketBest for Couples

The Bowery Hotel has a moody, antique-filled lobby with a roaring fire, rooms with huge factory windows and the Italian restaurant Gemma downstairs.

Good to know: Have a drink by the lobby fireplace in winter.

335 Bowery, New York, NY 10003

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3. Crosby Street Hotel — SoHo, Manhattan

Kit Kemp's colorful, English-style hotel on a cobbled SoHo street.

$$$$ SplurgeBest for Couples · Shoppers

Firmdale's Crosby Street Hotel has bright, art-filled rooms, a garden and an afternoon tea service — a cheerful, polished base in SoHo.

Good to know: Afternoon tea in the drawing room is a treat.

79 Crosby St, New York, NY 10012

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4. Hotel Chelsea — Chelsea, Manhattan

A legendary bohemian landmark, beautifully restored.

$$$$ SplurgeBest for Couples · Art lovers

The Hotel Chelsea, home over the years to artists, writers and musicians, reopened after a long restoration with characterful rooms and the restaurant El Quijote.

Good to know: Ask for a room with a balcony over West 23rd Street.

222 W 23rd St, New York, NY 10011

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5. The Beekman — Financial District, Manhattan

A Victorian atrium of wrought iron and skylight downtown.

$$$ UpmarketBest for Couples · Architecture fans

The Beekman occupies an 1880s building with a spectacular nine-story atrium and skylight, plus Temple Court bar and restaurant beneath it.

Good to know: Have a cocktail in the Bar Room under the atrium.

123 Nassau St, New York, NY 10038

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6. Baccarat Hotel New York — Midtown (opposite MoMA), Manhattan

Crystal-filled glamour across from MoMA.

$$$$ SplurgeBest for Couples · Special occasions

The Baccarat Hotel glitters with the French crystal maker's chandeliers and glassware, with a famous Grand Salon for champagne and an indoor pool in its spa.

Good to know: The Grand Salon is worth a visit for a glass of champagne.

28 W 53rd St, New York, NY 10019

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7. Aman New York — Fifth Avenue, Manhattan

A serene, ultra-luxury retreat in the Crown Building.

$$$$ SplurgeBest for Couples · Special occasions

Aman New York occupies the top of the Crown Building on Fifth Avenue, with huge rooms, fireplaces, a three-floor spa with an indoor pool and a garden terrace.

Good to know: Rooms are among the largest in the city — and priced accordingly.

730 5th Ave, New York, NY 10019

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8. Wythe Hotel — Williamsburg, Brooklyn

A converted factory with skyline-view rooms and a rooftop bar.

$$$ UpmarketBest for Couples · Nightlife

The Wythe Hotel turned a 1901 cooperage into a stylish hotel with exposed brick, Manhattan-view rooms and the Bar Blondeau rooftop.

Good to know: Request a room with floor-to-ceiling windows facing Manhattan.

80 Wythe Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249

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Frequently asked questions

What's the most romantic neighborhood to stay in?

The West Village, SoHo and Tribeca have cobblestone streets and intimate restaurants; Dumbo and Brooklyn Bridge Park have the best skyline views.