674 places to stay
1 Hotel Central Park New York5-star hotels · New York
1 Hotel West Hollywood, Los Angeles5-star hotels · West Hollywood
414 Hotel New York3-star hotels · New York
6 Columbus Central Park Hotel New York4-star hotels · New York
850 SVB, Los Angeles4-star hotels · West Hollywood
AC by Marriott Downtown New York4-star hotels · New York
AC Hotel by Marriott Beverly Hills, Los Angeles4-star hotels · Beverly Hills
AC Hotel by Marriott Downtown Los Angeles4-star hotels · Los Angeles
Ace Hotel New York4-star hotels · New York
Aloft Manhattan Downtown New York4-star hotels · New York
American Hotel Los Angeles2-star hotels · Los Angeles
Archer Hotel New York4-star hotels · New York
Arthouse Hotel New York4-star hotels · New York
Astro Motel Los Angeles4-star hotels · Los Angeles
Aura Hotel Times Square New York4-star hotels · New York
Best Western Plus Soho Hotel New York3-star hotels · New York
Best Western Premier Herald Square New York3-star hotels · New York
Best Western Royal Palace Inn & Suites Los Angeles3-star hotels · Los Angeles
Beverly Hills Plaza Hotel & Spa Los Angeles4-star hotels · Los Angeles
Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel, Los Angeles5-star hotels · Beverly HillsFaceTraveler lists 674 places to stay in the United States, spread between New York and Los Angeles. They are on opposite coasts of the country, so you will normally fly between them. Here is which area to choose in each, how to get there and which types of accommodation there are.
New York, in New York State. This is where we have the most places. The city is divided into five boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island. Manhattan, on the island of the same name, suits you if you want most of the sights on foot or a few subway stops away. Brooklyn and Queens are an alternative if you prefer a more residential area and do not mind crossing the river every day.
Los Angeles, in California. It is a very spread-out city: about 71 km from north to south and 47 km from east to west, and the car is the main way of getting about. That is why it pays to choose your area according to what you plan to do: Downtown, Hollywood, Wilshire or Westwood, among others. If you are going to hire a car, check on the listing whether the accommodation has parking.
JFK Airport is in Queens, 26 km from central New York. The AirTrain connects it with the subway and commuter trains. The New York subway has been running since 1904 and reaches almost every borough.
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is in the Westchester neighbourhood, in the south-west of the city, about 27 km from the centre.
The climates are very different. New York has cold winters, with a January average of 1 °C, and hot summers, with a July average of 25 °C. Los Angeles has a mild climate all year: the average is around 14 °C in January and 23 °C in July. Spring and autumn are good times to walk around New York.
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