New York City is situated on a series of islands, interconnected by bridges, tunnels and the famous New York Subway. City expansion is therefore limited and this means residential, and commercial space is maximized and all the attractions of the city are within easy reach. The city is comprised of five boroughs, only one of which, The Bronx, is connected by land to the United States mainland. The Bronx may have given us rap and hip-hop music amidst all means of artistic urban expression but it is also home to large areas of parkland, the Bronx Zoo and the New York Yankees. Five star luxury hotels in the Bronx invariably have exclusive club floors and fully appointed executive suites.
Staten Island is the most rural of the New York boroughs and the free Staten Island Ferry to Manhattan is the best way to view the Statue of Liberty. Long Island, New York, is home to both Queens and Brooklyn and also most of the city's population. Both of New York's International Airports are located in Queens and Brooklyn has a distinctive arts and architecture scene. Some of the best hotels in Brooklyn make the most from the aged architectural ambience, forming charming, boutique style New York hotels, favored among artistic clients.
The final New York borough is Manhattan and when most people think of New York they think of Manhattan, the area of New York that most defines the city to visitors. Manhattan is home to much of the US media, television, finance, and commerce. All the major companies of the world have offices in Manhattan and Wall Street is the world's most famous financial district. Just as Wall Street is synonymous with finance and business, Broadway is the same to theater, and 5th Avenue to shopping.
Manhattan has more exclusive luxury hotels than anywhere in New York, each set amidst the most instantly recognizable streets and architecture which have made the city so famous. The Empire State building and Chrysler building, the Flat Iron building and Guggenheim Museum, have all passed into the folklore of the world's best architecture and these are joined by some of the world's best hotels too.
Five star luxury hotels in Manhattan have a notable tradition in offering first class services and facilities in extraordinary environments. While opulence, elegance, and style are commonplace for any guest within these hotels, it is the exclusivity and regal splendor that most define the executive suites, and presidential suites. Often with their own club rooms, business centers, check in facilities, and round the clock butler and concierge services, the exclusive New York Hotel suites are the pinnacle of New York and world accommodation.
All the facilities and amenities within the luxury hotels extend to the luxury suites but in addition they often have the best views over the city, extended spaces for dining and entertaining, additional state of the art business and networking facilities, and exclusive access to both the hotel's and the city's most important sights and attractions, including prime theatre and sports tickets, and restaurant reservations. CEOs, dignitaries and royalty enjoy the best of the stunning New York hotel suites and you can too.
