New York Hotels with Balconies

3 hotels in New York with balconies: The Benjamin Royal Sonesta New York, Square Hotel At Times Square, Bentley Hotel. Check rates and book now.

Check-in
Fri, 25 Sept
Check-out
Sat, 26 Sept
Rooms and Guests2 Guests, 1 room
We’ll open Booking.com in a new tab for fair comparison.
Check-in
Fri, 25 Sept
-
Check-out
Sat, 26 Sept
Rooms and Guests2 Guests, 1 room
1Filter & Sort
View map
Check-in
Fri, 25 Sept
-
Check-out
Sat, 26 Sept
Rooms and Guests2 Guests, 1 room
1Filter & Sort
View map
View map
1-3 out of 3
Sort by: high popularity
  • Price: low to high
  • Price: high to low
  • Guest rating: high to low
  • Popularity: high to low
8.3
Great1478 total reviews
our site & Booking.com
Wellness SpaThe NationalFitness Center
  • Rest & Renew sleep program
  • Custom pillow menu
  • Heated bathroom floors
FromUS$ 121 /nightSelect
6.7
Nice3008 total reviews
our site & Booking.com
Map
4.1 mi from City Center1.1 mi from Rockefeller Center
Rooftop EventFitness CenterBar Bentley
  • Bi-level rooftop event space
  • Pet-friendly with dog parks
  • Upper East Side near museums
FromUS$ 84 /nightSelect
6.9
Nice3218 total reviews
our site & Booking.com
Map
3.5 mi from City Center497 yd from Times Square
Rooftop LoungeNatsumi RestaurantFitness Center
  • Art Nouveau styled accommodations
  • Exclusive guest rooftop lounge
  • On-site Natsumi Japanese fusion
FromUS$ 174 /nightSelect

For travelers seeking a private outdoor space in the dense urban landscape of New York, hotels with balconies offer a rare vantage point. These rooms provide direct access to the city's skyline, allowing guests to step outside without navigating crowded observatories. A balcony in Manhattan transforms the standard hotel room into a personal retreat, whether you're in Midtown near Grand Central Station or just off Times Square. The Benjamin Royal Sonesta New York, a boutique property in Midtown, offers rooms with kitchen facilities and a 24-hour fitness center, and its location places you within a short walk of Rockefeller Center and Central Park.

Budget expectations vary significantly across categories. For budget-conscious travelers, Square Hotel At Times Square provides a cost-effective option with a lively Times Square address. Meanwhile, Bentley Hotel, a business-oriented design hotel, appeals to those prioritizing modern aesthetics and functional comfort. While the average nightly rate in New York fluctuates seasonally, expect to allocate more for balcony rooms in prime districts like Midtown. To secure these in-demand rooms, review booking options in advance, as balcony inventory is limited. Consider specifying your preference for a higher floor when reserving, as this often improves the view and reduces street noise.