Hotel Bars & Lounges in NYC

The 11th floor opens into sky, steel, and the Brooklyn Bridge directly across the water. The Asian-inspired bites are good enough to notice, but the view is what you're really here for.

A 10th-floor bar with a front-row Manhattan view where the drinks are good enough to be worth the trip on their own. The sustainable wines and craft cocktails aren't talking points here. They're just what's on offer.

Perched atop the 21st floor, Castell Terrace is a rooftop lounge that draws its name and architectural inspiration from the traditional human towers of Catalonia. The space utilizes geometric granite forms and lush greenery to create a modernist sanctuary that frames the iconic Manhattan skyline.

Perched on the 40th and 41st floors, this bi-level cocktail sanctuary is a cinematic tribute to the glamour of mid-century Manhattan and James Bond-esque allure. The interior design shifts through eras of elegance, featuring swiveling velvet chairs, brass accents, and floor-to-ceiling vistas of the skyline.

A hidden jazz sanctuary under the Crown Building with its own ticketed entry, its own programming, and its own identity separate from the hotel above. The space was designed for performance rather than background listening, with sightlines and acoustics organized around the stage. You don't need to be staying at the Aman to get a seat.

A rooftop bar on the 22nd floor with one of the more honest views of the Empire State Building in the city. You're close enough that it fills the window, not a postcard in the distance.

The ground-floor bar and kitchen that opens directly onto 38th Street. More neighborhood than hotel, which is exactly the point.

The sparkling heart of the hotel. Towering chandeliers and silk-walled elegance set the stage for legendary afternoon teas by day and dramatic champagne pours by night.

Inspired by the stables of Versailles, this 60-foot bar features vaulted ceilings and crimson velvet. It’s arguably the most glamorous place in Manhattan to hold a crystal glass.

The rooftop bar at the Conrad, with views over the Hudson River, the Statue of Liberty, and the New Jersey shore. Italian-inspired cocktails and small plates. Reopening April 2026.

Long pewter bar, warehouse windows running from Crosby Street to Lafayette, SoHo regulars who've been coming since the day it opened. The food is serious without making you feel like it is.

The outdoor terrace at the top of the building, with unobstructed Hudson River views and programming that shifts from daytime lounge to evening DJ sets. The High Line's northern terminus runs directly below, which gives the terrace a visual continuity with the neighborhood it sits above.