Top Boutique Hotels in Lower East Side

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Our top choices for Lower East Side boutique hotels

Hotel On Rivington

Manhattan

Skylar

includes taxes & fees

25 May - 26 May

The Pierre, A Taj Hotel, New York

Manhattan

Mahnu

includes taxes & fees

25 May - 26 May

YOTEL New York Times Square

Manhattan

Mirza Umair Bin

includes taxes & fees

25 May - 26 May

citizenM New York Times Square

Manhattan

Victoria

includes taxes & fees

25 May - 26 May

Premium bedding, in-room safe, iron/ironing board, free WiFi

Arlo NoMad

Manhattan

Lucy

includes taxes & fees

25 May - 26 May

Breakfast, lunch, dinner served; American cuisine, garden views

NoMo SoHo

Manhattan

david

includes taxes & fees

25 May - 26 May

Ink 48 Hotel

Manhattan

Joyce

includes taxes & fees

25 May - 26 May

The Muse New York

Manhattan

Yaritza

includes taxes & fees

25 May - 26 May

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Top Lower East Side Hotel Reviews

Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel

8/10 Good

"Clean and well run. Helpful and efficient staff. Excellent location, and user friendly (once you figure out the clever lifts system). One suspects its glory days were a few decades ago but a good budget solution for the area."

Row NYC

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel is newly renovated and opened a month ahead of time. Except for two nights without TV (because the carpet installers cut the cable lines) our stay turned out great. The staff were courteous and efficient—and seemed genuinely pleased to see you (Al of to customer training). The hotel is across the street from the subway and a block from crosstown buses. And of course around the block from the theater district. I used to stay at the Penn across the street from The Garden whenever I came to NYC. Now it will be The Row"

Aura Hotel Times Square

4/10 Poor

"Don't be fooled! This is not a 4-star hotel. It's barely a 3-star. The room smelled bad, as did the bathroom. The mattress sagged too much, making it difficult to sleep. The room needs maintenance. It's damp and has several other issues. They don't even provide complimentary water in the room, and there's no mini-fridge. The room also faces an interior courtyard, so it gets no sunlight and is very dark, requiring the lights to be on constantly. A mediocre room for a very, very high price. The only good thing is the location. I will never stay here again."

Hotel Edison Times Square

4/10 Poor

"Here’s a polished version of your review that keeps your honest experience but sounds clear and balanced: I didn’t enjoy the first couple of nights of my stay. When I booked the hotel, I didn’t realize the room was an ADA/accommodations room. The shower setup was very inconvenient for us — water splashed everywhere, including the toilet paper and our clothes. The sink and room layout were also designed differently for accessibility needs, and there was no dresser or desk to put our belongings since the room needed extra space for a wheelchair. The next morning we went to the front desk to ask about changing rooms, but the lady helping us was very rude and told us there were no other rooms available. Thankfully, the following day another front desk employee named Melody was very kind and helpful and was able to find us a different room. We paid good money for the stay, and while I understand this is New York and the location is prime, the customer service did not feel welcoming or accommodating. Because of our experience, we would not stay here again. They said that was Hotel.com mistake not theirs."

Frequently asked questions

What's the best boutique-style hotel in Lower East Side?

Hotel On Rivington is a favourite hotel with Expedia travellers looking for a stylish stay, and features a 24-hour fitness centre and Tempur-Pedic beds.

What's there to see and do in Lower East Side?

The bars, scenery and art are just some of the things to enjoy while you're in the area. While you're out and about in Lower East Side, popular attractions like Madison Square Garden, Grand Central Terminal and Times Square are worth a visit. You might also want to see noteworthy spots like Statue of Liberty, American Dream and MetLife Stadium during your trip.

What's the best way to get to my boutique hotel in Lower East Side?

You have a few options for getting to and around Lower East Side. The closest major airport is LaGuardia Airport (LGA), which is located 7.2 mi (11.6 km) away, but Newark Liberty Intl. Airport (EWR) may also be an option. You can access metro transport at Essex St. Station, Delancey St. Station and E Broadway Station.

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Our top choices for Lower East Side boutique hotels

Hotel On Rivington

The Pierre, A Taj Hotel, New York

YOTEL New York Times Square

citizenM New York Times Square

Arlo NoMad

NoMo SoHo

Ink 48 Hotel

The Muse New York

Hotel Alameda Highline

Fitzpatrick Manhattan Hotel

Top Lower East Side Hotel Reviews

Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel

Hotel St. James

Row NYC

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Aura Hotel Times Square

Empire Hotel

Millennium Hotel Broadway Times Square

Hotel Edison Times Square

Hyatt Grand Central New York

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