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Enjoy the luxury of a 5 Star Hotel

Five-star hotels offer the most modern amenities and have state-of-the-art business facilities for the busy executives on the go. Find grand meeting and conference spaces coupled with the best service. Of course, most of these hotels are pricey but when money is no object and you seek the very best New York City has to offer, choosing a five-star hotel for your New York experience is a wise decision.

Those drawn to Fifth Avenue shopping can choose to stay at The Peninsula New York, a wonderful place in the heart of Fifth Avenue. With an original Beaux-Arts façade and Italian Renaissance detailing, the Peninsula stands out in its bustling neighborhood. Period architecture with modern design flair adds a hint of the aristocratic. The interiors are classic and the décor on the sophisticated side. Go to the roof top for dramatic bird's-eye views of Manhattan architectural marvels at the Pen-Top Bar and Terrace. If the various in-house drinking and dining options seem expensive consider staying at the New York Palace located close by.

The New York Palace, also rated as a five-star hotel, offers better value you're your money. Located on 455 Madison Ave., this hotel has a European ambience. The Palace boasts 897 luxury rooms and suites topped with par excellence service. The rooms are spacious and have a classic period charm and elegance. Prime location near Fifth Avenue, close proximity to high-class shopping, fine dining restaurants, theater district and business district make this hotel a desirable destination for both business and leisure travelers. Those who love sushi can go over to Sushi Yasuda, while shopaholics can walk down to exclusive shops like Saks Fifth Avenue, Bergdorf Goodman and Tiffany & Co.

Those destined for Central Park can delight in the modern Trump International Hotel. Located a stone's throw away from the park, the hotel sets New York's new standard for luxury and privacy. In 1995, One Central Park was purchased by Donald Trump and converted into a hotel and condominium tower. While the façade reflects a timeless style, the interiors have warm and inviting design touches for a homey feel. Delightful suites and rooms offer the epitome of luxury. Guests find fresh flowers, flasks of ice and chocolates to cure the jetlag. Awesome views of the Central Park, excellent food and service make for a memorable stay. The spacious King Suites are best for a family with a separate living room and a kitchen for low cal cooking.

Artsy and creative kinds can appreciate the feel of a New York boutique hotel. The Carlyle, a Rosewood Hotel, is luxury boutique in the heart of Manhattan. Design touches like sculpture art pieces, walls adorned with artworks and mirror-like polished marble floors add a glamorous feel to space. For an English manor house experience, dine at the Carlyle Restaurant and delight in classic French cuisine. The Gallery is where you can sip on traditional English-style afternoon tea with delectable petite-fours in an elegant atmosphere. The Carlyle also has a historic past. It has served as home to famous leaders in world affairs, business, society, entertainment and the arts since its inauguration in 1930.