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The quintessential business hotel, the 2,040-room Hilton has a central location, huge ballroom, and extensive meeting facilities. A re-design has transformed the lobby, upgraded rooms, and added a large fitness club and spa.

A postmodern skyscraper, encompassing a theater, the Millennium is sleek and streamlined. Compact rooms are well appointed with high-tech features that include voicemail in four languages.

A 1927 landmark by Emery Roth has been converted to an all-suite hotel designed for executives, with all the requisite high-tech gadgetry and the popular An American Place restaurant.

The Beekman is an Art Deco gem. Suites are roomy and provide kitchenettes; the 26th floor Top of the Tower lounge is the perfect unwinding place.

Newly refurbished, this mid-range property offers 722 comfortable rooms and good value suites. Amenities include a fitness center and business facilities.

Popular with the fashion industry, and good value, the Metro has a sophisticated Deco feel and good-sized rooms. Public spaces include a library, rooftop terrace, and spacious dining room.

Business travelers appreciate the prime location, fitness center, spa, meeting facilities, and well-equipped business center of this recently refurbished 495-room hotel. Rooms have high-speed internet access, voice mail, call waiting and fax machines.

An indoor pool, sauna, and free continental breakfast are among the features of this 22-story hotel, a quieter sibling and neighbor of the Sheraton New York, a major convention venue. The theater district is steps away.

High-tech heaven, this was New York’s first hotel with T-1 Internet access, plus check-in computers that dispense key cards. Comfortable rooms come with ergonomic workspaces, a PC with DVD/ CD and MS Office applications.

This luxury hotel has stunning views of the harbor and impressive attention to detail. Special touches include telescopes in rooms, feather beds, and a “bath butler.” Kids will enjoy the Skyscraper Museum on site.