New York Bed and Breakfast Alternatives

Manhattan Max

• 8 guests

• 4 bedrooms

Tribeca, Manhattan

Built in 1796, this red-brick townhouse is one of the oldest houses in New York City. While the exterior is a beautiful example of Federal architecture, the interior is all modernity with a sleek gourmet kitchen to please the fussiest of chefs and a huge main bedroom with a free-standing tub in the loft.

Norwegian Wood

• 2 guests

• 1 bedrooms

Fort Greene, Brooklyn

It's a picture of minimalist Scandi style housed within a quintessential New York brownstone built in the 1800s, in one of the most sought-after neighbourhoods in Brooklyn – Fort Greene. Designed by a local architect to bring the calming presence of nature into the home, this pocket of tranquillity will knock your fluffy white socks off.

Editorial Spread

• 4 guests

• 2 bedrooms

Nolita, Manhattan

Quirky details, like the exposed brick wall and fashion photography prints, inject character into this otherwise minimal home. The bedrooms are on the small side, but the beds are seriously comfortable, with a TV in both.