New York is famous for its stunning views, and what better way to take in the city than from atop one of the city's finest rooftops? After all, New York City is among the best in the world when it comes to rooftops, with the large bulk of them perched above hotels.

Here is a rundown of 10 hotels in NYC with the most beautiful rooftops that have some of the city's most magnificent views.

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10 Kimpton Ink48 Hotel

Kimpton Ink 48 is one of Hell's Kitchen's most lavish and distinctive hotels. The spacious hotel boasts imaginatively decorated rooms and lovely views of the Manhattan skyline and the Hudson River. Those who love animals can rejoice since this hotel is pet-friendly and even has amenities just for them. Kimpton Ink 48's elegant rooftop patio, known as The Press Lounge, is considered one of New York's finest. The lounge is an excellent site for individuals wishing to enjoy a drink and soak in the breathtaking views of the city, especially during the sunset.

9 Pod 39 Hotel

Pod 39 Hotel in Murray Hill, Midtown East, is conveniently located, socially connected, and highly technologically aware, and it provides a welcoming environment for guests. There is plenty of natural light, and the rooms are spotless and thoughtfully designed with features like climate control, rain showers, bunk beds, and ambient lighting. The gorgeous rooftop bar is adorned with red-brick arches, a modern decor, and a menu that includes cocktails and small plates from Salvation Taco.

8 Yotel New York Times Square

Guests can enjoy a luxurious stay without breaking the bank at Yotel Hotel. The 713 rooms of the hotel in Manhattan's midtown provide guests with a stylish, adaptable, innovative environment where they can rest, recharge, stay connected, and dream. The hotel also features an outdoor terrace with magnificent city views, a deluxe lounge, and a bar with private meeting rooms. The convenient location of this Midtown Manhattan hotel near Times Square makes it an excellent choice for business and leisure travelers to the Big Apple.

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7 Conrad New York Downtown

Next to the Hudson River, the Conrad New York Downtown is a premium hotel with 463 suites. Hotel amenities include the most prominent hotel event space in Downtown Manhattan, the ATRIO Wine Bar & Restaurant, and the famous Loopy Doopy Rooftop Bar (open spring and summer). The hotel is a true urban oasis, within easy walking distance of Tribeca, Greenwich Village, SoHo, and Wall Street.

6 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge

1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge is located five blocks west of the Brooklyn Bridge Promenade, in a natural sanctuary on the waterfront of Brooklyn Bridge Park. The hotel contains a 24-hour Field House fitness center, a 50-person screening room, a grab-and-go café with a menu of locally produced and fresh fare, and a lounge open daily for drinks and light nibbles with views of the New York City skyline. It occupies a 10-story building. In 2019, Condé Nast Traveler readers voted 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge as one of the best hotels in New York City.

5 AC Hotel By Marriott New York Times Square

This chic hotel in a prime Times Square location blends a contemporary urban aesthetic with traditional touches that pay homage to its Spanish heritage. The hotel's common areas are both stylish and modern thanks to original artwork, ranging from sculpture to abstract paintings. AC's unique European-inspired breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served at Boqueria, a tapas bar in the manner of Barcelona. Castell Rooftop Lounge, located on AC Hotel's 21st floor, is a stunning year-round retreat above the hustle and bustle of the Garment District below.

4 ModernHaus SoHo

ModernHaus is the perfect meeting spot for guests against the backdrop of SoHo's distinctive cast-iron buildings and cobblestone streets. The hotel's walls are adorned with works by some of the most influential artists of the 20th century, including Alexander Calder. The hotel also has JIMMY, a rooftop lounge open year-round with panoramic views of Midtown, Wall Street, the Hudson River, and the East River bridges. The rooftop sun terrace, complete with chaise lounges and breathtaking city views, is a fun place to be in the summer.

3 Arlo NoMad Hotel

The 250 micro guestrooms at Arlo NoMad Hotel are all tastefully decorated and equipped with cutting-edge amenities, including sleek beds and compact closets. All major attractions, including Madison Square Park, Herald Square, the Flatiron Building, and the Empire State Building, are close to the hotel. NoMad's A.R.T. (Arlo Roof Top) is a one-of-a-kind cocktail lounge with breathtaking panoramas of the city below. With three airy studios and an outside terrace on the second story, Arlo NoMad provides eight adaptable event and meeting spaces.

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2 Hyatt Centric Times Square

Enjoy the finest in New York City, staying at the luxurious Hyatt Centric Times Square. The hotel is near the financial sector and iconic landmarks, including Broadway theaters, Rockefeller Center, the New York Public Library, and Radio City Music Hall. The hotel's Bar 54 is the city's highest rooftop bar and the highest in Times Square. Bar 54 is a favorite destination for New Yorkers and tourists due to its unparalleled panorama of the Chrysler Building, Times Square, and lower Manhattan.

1 The Wythe Hotel

In 2012, the Wythe Hotel debuted on the Williamsburg waterfront as the first hotel in Brooklyn to truly capture and promote the unique artistic culture of the neighborhood. Bar Blondeau, located on the hotel's rooftop, is frequented by visitors and locals who enjoy the stunning vistas of the New York City skyline and a cocktail at sunset. The hotel's top priorities are culture, cuisine, fellowship, and friendly, sincere service. It is also deeply rooted in the community and mindful of Brooklyn's illustrious history of embracing people from all walks of life.