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'And because no matter who you are, New York will always be the place for you.'
'And because no matter who you are, New York will always be the place for you.'
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No trip to The Big Apple is complete without squeezing in some of the famous landmarks – the Staten Island ferry, a stroll through Central Park, or a visit to the Chrysler building at night. Enjoy walking the High Line, a mile-long park in the sky at the bustling Chelsea Market or some retail therapy in the Meatpacking district or on Fifth Avenue. What we love about this intoxicating city is its constantly changing scenes, whether it’s art, fashion, music, food or drink – there is always something new to uncover and explore.
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*Opening 2022* - Six Senses New York will occupy 10 floors of the XI, rising above the Hudson River on the world-famous High Line. There will be 136 guest rooms and suites, a signature Six Senses Spa and the brand's first social club, Six Senses Place.
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Hero Beach Club lies directly on Umbrella Beach in Montauk. This beachside haven is perfect for families as well as inquisitive travellers! Hike in the nearby nature reserve, spend days relaxing by the pool and savour a lobster roll or three!
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A unique boutique bolthole from the Firmdale group in the heart of Midtown Manhattan. The Whitby offers a sensorial stay with suites are set over 16 floors, 86 individually styled bedrooms, a large screening room and state of the art gym.
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Crosby Street Hotel is situated on a quiet cobbled street in the heart of New York's vibrant Soho. With interiors by Kit Kemp, the hotel has a fresh, contemporary style. Don't leave without sipping a Cosmopolitan in The Crosby Bar.
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This luxury hotel showcases refined taste and creates a true Manhattan experience for sophisticated travellers. Boasting one of the finest cocktail bars in the world and renowned for playing host to top musical talents.
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Located on 44th Street, The Chatwal is steps from Broadway theatres and the city’s media and financial giants. Designed by Stanford White, its 1930s Empire Art Deco look has been re-imagined by Thierry Despont in rich hues of saffron, sepia, and ruby.
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