The Best Pet Friendly Boutique Hotels in Midtown Manhattan in 2026

This Midtown Manhattan boutique hotel gives moody, contemporary in the heart of NYC. The exterior, a tower of metal and glass, is sleek and shiny. The interior maintains the same, glowing with light through pane upon pane of glass dividers. The prominent clock walks the line between train station and steampunk, and part of us wishes they had explored further the dystopian Victorian vibe. Yet, they chose a more standard, sophisticated path, and in fairness, many guests might appreciate that more. So it’s all pretty carefully put-together, but with hints… > Read Our Full Review

This Midtown boutique hotel meets crystal-palace is one for all of your New York glitterati fantasies. We’ll admit, we’ve got some skepticism about the brand-name designer hotel. The powers-that-be here are not your typical hoteliers, and this has both upsides and downsides. In terms of facilities, design, and luxury branding, everything is as top-notch as you’d imagine. Everything in the hotel sparkles. They know what screams ‘luxury’ and where to put it. The marble gleams and you’ll find more chandeliers than a Beverly Hills Home Depot. It’s also got some… > Read Our Full Review

While we’d never miss out on a good stroll around NYC, it’s hard to leave this Midtown Manhattan boutique hotel. It’s the kind of place you’ll never stop looking at, and its upscale facilities and gorgeous views fit perfectly into a neighborhood studded with luxury hotels and high-end retail. The aesthetic is fabulous, balancing the threat of a clash with all the satisfaction of visual harmony. You’ll walk through a metal-and-glass exterior into a sea of colorful patterns and one-of-a-kind artworks. The Whitby is another of interior designer Kit Kemp’s… > Read Our Full Review

We’ll be honest, Times Square isn’t exactly where we expected to find one of our top Manhattan boutique hotels. And we doubt we’re alone in this. We invite you to join us for humble pie at the Public House bar. Goes down great with a pint of Guinness on draft. From the stone facade to the marble-topped bar and hardwood floors, everything feels more classic boutique hotel than Midtown tourist hub. Indeed, finding a boutique this intimate, with such classic charm, in Manhattan isn’t easy. This is no hyper-contemporary skyscraper;… > Read Our Full Review

Yet another gem from California-born chain Pendry, this roomy Midtown boutique hotel bring something a little bit different. It’s a new build connected to a large development that’s mostly a mall but also a bit office building and, clearly, a tad hotel. Of course, this doesn’t scream boutique charm, and it certainly isn’t giving traditional cozy intimacy. Instead, it’s taken the natural minimalist parts of the West Coast attitude and opted for a zen-inspired feel. It’s quite chic, in reality, even if it does seem a bit at odds with… > Read Our Full Review