Nolitan Hotel

SoHo & Chinatown

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With a lobby featuring floating chrome spheres and royal-blue doors heavy enough to crush a dump truck, the Nolitan is situated between two of the most popular New York neighborhoods: SoHo and the Village. Read a book in the inviting lobby lounge, or head upstairs to your pad – a scene that looks straight out of a catalog.

Wi-fi and bike use is complimentary. Free continental breakfast is offered in the on-site restaurant, The Usual, and there's a wine-and-cheese happy hour from 6pm to 7pm every day except Sunday. Online room rates can slide well below $300, so always keep an eye out.

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