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A modern and airy getaway in Montauk, New York—just steps from the ocean.

A reimagined and relaxed stay in Montauk—made for long weekends that blend nature, music, and a touch of mischief.

A cozy yet tony home-sweet-Hamptons-home in Sag Harbor.

An unofficial living room to the Manhattan neighborhood’s coolest denizens

Tribeca’s minimal-elegant home base

A quieter Hamptons property that provides discreet luxury and waterfront views.

A wellness-focused boutique hotel steps from the beach.

A Catskills inn that's for the eater.

Step into New York’s coolest new hotel.

The East Coast iteration of the hallowed Malibu wellness program is well-mannered in a manor.

Upper East Side quiet luxury at its finest

A restored Victorian mansion in the Catskills with stained-glass windows, intricate wood paneling, and a sprawling lawn.

American debut from the streetwise London hotel group right in the heart of the Williamsburg scene.

One of New York City’s quintessential five-star hotel experiences, just off Columbus Circle.

One of the most serene (and coolest) escapes in Manhattan.

Hotel Chelsea may not be filled with famous musicians anymore, but the rock-and-roll vibe remains.

Perched on "the edge of Lake George," the recently renovated Spa at the Sagamore provides visitors with a medley of eclectic treatment choices. Tranquil private rooms, an indoor hydrotherapy space, and a waterfront spa area set the stage for the Adirondack Hot Stone Massages, Green Island Sugar Scrub, and Rose Hydrating Cocoon treatment. Guests who pick the spa's signature Sagamore Custom Facial receive personalized, attentive care targeting their individual skin concerns.

Across from Central Park on Columbus Circle, this 52-story hotel is a great home base for sight-seeing.

This is how you make old New York 21st century compatible