Extremely unique place to spend the night in a most perfect West Village location. Twelve historic studios, stairs and cozy quarters. Stay at Incentra for a true NY expeience.

Perfect blend of contemporary art and design. Swanky midtown location.

Situated on an unexciting block in gentrifying NoMad lies the unassuming Life Hotel. Once the headquarters of Life magazine, the lobby has a great buzz and is occupied by the delicious and lively Henry at the Life restaurant and bar. Guestrooms are complete with a minimally stunning design; room 902 is great. Nothing fancy but a genuine and historic NYC experience. 

Self proclaimed hybrid of Airbnb, traditional hotel and old-school residential hotel. Result is a unique and personal place to stay just south of downtown in the vibrant Bayview neighborhood.

The 1926 Wurlitzer is alive again. Music store, repair shop, concert space and recording studio and now reborn as the slender and elegant Renaissance Revival Siren. Behind the red velvet curtains lies the glamorous and sexy Candy Bar. Sip original creations beneath a magnificent glass chandelier and white palm trees. Guestrooms range from bunk bed hideouts to the lavish penthouse. Enjoy freshly roasted coffees at Populace on the lobby. Siren Shop for curiosities

One of few choices available in downtown Detroit for unique lodging. Stay in the former Detroit fire department headquarters building and experience The Foundation. Many original features preserved and local furniture and craftsmanship everywhere. Visit The Apparatus Room for any meal, or in between snack, coffee and cocktails. 

The Freehand NYC embodies the spirt of a lifestyle hotel perfectly. Friendly, comfortable, clever, social and relevant, the former George Washington Hotel boasts accommodations for everyone with queens, twins and bunks. Dine and drink from morning until night at “Gallery.” Dinner service at “Simon & the Whale.” Grab and go at “Smile to Go.” Rooftop debauchery at “Broken Shaker.” More sedate cocktails in the “George Washington Bar.” Even if you are not fortunate enough to spend the night, be sure to chill on the mezzanine level and have breakfast in the Gallery.

Morris Lapidus, known for the Fountainebleu and Eden Roc hotels in Miami Beach, designed the International Inn in 1962. Resort-like hotel with spectacular outdoor swimming pool. If you visit Washington, DC in the summer months, definitely worth considering. 

Micro hotel high on style, innovation and the unexpected; housed within an historic structure. Eat, drink and gather at the “anti-establishment” &pizza and &bar.

Old school hotels never go out of style and Henley Park is a stunner. Tudor style architecture mixes with intimately scaled hotel in a spectacular central location. Full of antiques, warmth and graciousness, Henley Park offers The Tavern for dining and drinking.