If you are planning a trip, be it business and pleasure, you must first decide what area you want to stay in. As you will see, over 80% of NYC's rooms reside in the midtown area of Manhattan, generally between 35th Street and Central Park (59th St). If you are a businessperson, with meetings on Wall Street - you may want to look into Lower Manhattan, or maybe SoHo. If you are coming to New York for broadway, sightseeing, shopping, sporting event, or a convention - stay in the Theater or Midtown Neighborhoods. As they are within walking distance of these major places in Manhattan.

Your next plan should be to decide on a price range. Like we stated earlier, New York accomodations are extremely expensive compared to the rest of the country, and you may want to decide how much you want to spend. A good hotel, with some luxury, amenities and easy access - will run you between $125 and $175 per night. A really luxury hotel, with concierge and 24-hour room service among a few of the grander things, may run up to $200 a night. If you are on a tight budget, surf around at our listings and find one that suits your fancy. In New York, a BAD hotel is non-existent (at least on this listing), except those that you would'nt dream of staying in. Once you have a price range, and neighborhood you can search, learn and even find phone numbers to go ahead and make your reservations.

Everything! New York's listing is one of the most comprehensive on the internet, and the easiest to navigate. Hotels in New York cater to businesspeople, individuals, families and pleasure seekers alike. Most hotels offer rooms that are comfortable, spacious, and technologically updated. Everything! New York with the help of several sources, has compiled a list of these hotels, sorted by neighborhoods in Manhattan; so use the list to the left to navigate around the neighborhoods.

And enjoy your stay in the Big Apple!