French seafood
Le Bernardin
Eric Ripert's three-Michelin-star temple to seafood — a New York institution for four decades.
About New York
The city that never sleeps delivers world-class museums, Broadway theatre, rooftop bars and the greatest people-watching on earth. Winter for the tree at Rockefeller, spring for cherry blossom, autumn for Central Park in colour.
Things to do
- ✦ Central Park
- ✦ 9/11 Memorial
- ✦ Top of the Rock
- ✦ SoHo shopping
Excursions we love
- ✦ Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island
- ✦ Broadway matinée
- ✦ Brooklyn food tour
Featured hotels in New York
★★★★★
The Plaza
Belle Epoque legend on Central Park South.
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★★★★
Riu Plaza New York Times Square
Modern high-rise in the pulsing heart of Times Square.
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★★★★
Hard Rock Hotel New York
Music-themed energy just off Times Square.
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★★★★
New York Marriott Marquis
Iconic Times Square landmark with Broadway at your feet.
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★★★★
The Nolitan Hotel
Boutique style and neighbourhood soul in Nolita.
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★★★★
Motto by Hilton New York City Chelsea
Smart, efficient micro-rooms in Chelsea's creative heart.
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★★★★
The Westin New York at Times Square
Heavenly Beds and skyline views steps from Broadway.
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Where to eat
Top restaurants in New York
Our advisors' shortlist of the tables worth planning a trip around — from heritage local kitchens to Michelin-starred destination dining.
Italian-American
Carbone
The tuxedoed spicy-rigatoni-vodka phenomenon — book weeks ahead.
Steakhouse
Peter Luger
The Brooklyn dry-aged porterhouse that every New York steakhouse still tries to beat.
Jewish deli
Katz's Delicatessen
Since 1888 — pastrami on rye that you cannot leave the city without.
French brasserie
Balthazar
Keith McNally's SoHo classic — the platter of shellfish and steak-frites in a room that never dates.
Ready to plan your trip?
Speak with one of our travel advisors for tailor-made itineraries, hand-picked hotels and ATOL-protected peace of mind.