Location is everything when choosing a hotel, right? Even more in New York, which brings together so many options! Therefore, in this post we will talk about the top three hotels on the Upper West Side, a very quiet and diverse residential neighborhood. The great thing about staying there is that you can feel the atmosphere of a New York neighborhood and not so surrounded by tourists. Furthermore, it is very well served by bars, restaurants and shops, such as the Shops of Columbus Circle, a mall super friendly. This is also where the Lincoln Centerone of the most important cultural centers in NY. In other words, it is certainly a region with many attractions.
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Top Three Hotels on the Upper West Side
Empire Hotel
In a historic building from 1908, the hotel boutique It was renovated in 2008, after a US$5 million renovation. In total there are 426 rooms on 11 floors, decorated with inspiration from Central Park, after all, it is right next door. Furthermore, the rooftop is super popular, with a DJ, drinks and snacks. In gastronomic terms, on the first floor of the hotel there is the Clow Chowder House restaurant, directly from New England, which offers a varied menu.
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Mandarin Oriental New York
Right in Columbus Circle, MO NY has an excellent location. The lobby is not just any lobby, after all, it is on the 35th floor and has huge windows, from where you can see the stunning skyline from Manhattan. There are 244 accommodations, including rooms and suites, modern and spacious. Furthermore, the hotel has one of the most charming restaurants in the city, Asiate, offering contemporary American cuisine. There is also the innovative Aviary, considered a “drinks restaurant”.
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With a bold decor, the atmosphere at the entrance is very relaxed, with a bar/café in the center. The decor pays homage to the jazz era in New York, and manages to combine elegance and comfort at the same time. Certainly its greatest asset is the spectacular view, especially of the sunset, that you can have from the rooms. Therefore, it is a great option for those looking for a good location, charm and good value for money.
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Beautiful sunset seen from the suite
Text and photos by Renata Araújo
