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Best Rooms: Rooms facing southwest on floors 7 - 9 are the best bet for a view of the city.

Best Rooms: The Inn only has 8 floors and is surrounded by skyscrapers, so city views are limited. That said, the King Bed Rooms and the Double Bed Rooms facing 42nd Rd. on floor 8 offer a partial view of the city.

Best Rooms: Executive Kings have the best views of 3rd Street and the surrounding buildings because they're located at the corners.

Best Rooms: Executive One Bedroom Suites generally offer the best views of East 50th Street because they're located on higher floors (30 floors total). Rooms at the back of the hotel look directly at an adjacent building.

Best Rooms: When it comes to views, nothing beats the Park View rooms. Park View rooms come in a variety of room categories and all offer panoramic views of Central Park. City View rooms all offer a nice view of the Manhattan skyline, but these are not as popular as the Park View rooms. Executive rooms are about the same size as Deluxe rooms, but they're located on higher floors and therefore provide better views.

Best Rooms: Since the tower rooms start on floor 28, virtually every room has a good view of the city. However, the best views come from Luxury Suites located at the corners of the hotel, as these rooms have more expansive city views. Also, lots of guests tend to prefer rooms that face the East River; these rooms are available in almost every category.

Best Rooms: Residence Inn is encircled by equally tall buildings, blocking any potential views of the city.