Best Business Hotels in New York City

The property has 7,500 square feet of designated space for meetings and events. The largest space, Kips Bay Suite, can accommodate up to 130 guests for a theater-style event or up to 150 guests for a reception. A small, 24-hour business center includes a computer and a printer for guest use; faxes can be arranged through your personal assistant.

There is a fee to use the business center's two computers, and printing services are available, also for a fee. Meetings and cocktail receptions can be arranged in the Penthouse and Presidential suites.

The Peninsula New York offers a business center, several function rooms with a residential feel, and an extensive array of meeting services and amenities, including audiovisual equipment and transportation. A technology team is also available on-site to assist with tech needs.

The Mandarin Oriental houses multiple meeting spaces that can accommodate as many as 1,000 people. These meeting spaces can transform into large and small function spaces when need be. Any necessary audiovisual equipment can be arranged through the hotel's conference service manager, who can also take care of any catering requirements and VIP guest needs. The hotel also features a full-service business center equipped with computers, printers and photocopiers.

This stylish Ritz rises above Central Park's south side, beckoning to luxury-seekers in search of a prime midtown Manhattan location paired with impeccable customer service. Previous travelers highlight the elegance of the 259 redesigned accommodations, calling out extra touches like 400-thread-count linens, deep-soaking tubs and Asprey bath products as major perks. Past visitors also cite the hotel staff as extremely accommodating. You're guaranteed a five-star stay here, from the mouthwatering entrees served at the swanky Auden Bistro & Bar to the lavish spa services at the in-house La Prairie. Despite the exorbitant price tag, recent guests agreed the hotel's unparalleled location and ambiance are worth the splurge. And thanks to the Ritz's Marriott ties, guests who participate in the company's guest loyalty program may also receive complimentary perks, such as free nights, for choosing to stay here.

Part of the sky-high One57 building, the Park Hyatt New York is one of the newest five-star properties in the Big Apple. First opened in August 2014, the hotel houses 210 spacious rooms, including 92 suites, outfitted with natural stone floors, minibars and Nespresso coffee makers, as well as dual-sink bathrooms with separate soaking tubs and rainfall showers. Each accommodation also features techie touches, including a TV built into the bathroom mirror. When it's time to disconnect and unwind, guests can get a treatment at the on-site Spa Nalai, then take advantage of the hot tub, steam room or indoor swimming pool. The hotel is also home to the Livint Room, a cozy bar and restaurant. Recent guests raved about the large, well-decorated guest rooms, the friendly staff and the hotel's prime location on West 57th Street, just south of Central Park and across the street from Carnegie Hall. However, some visitors note that because the hotel occupies the first 25 floors of the 90-story building, some of the rooms' views are less than stellar. (Try to book an accommodation on the 19th floor or above, facing midtown Manhattan for the best panorama.) Rates are on the pricey side, but because the hotel falls under the Hyatt umbrella, brand loyalty members are able to earn and redeem points to offset the cost.

Computers with internet, printing and faxing capabilities are on-hand for your business needs, and five options for meeting space can be found at the hotel.

The Quin's business services include a 10-seat boardroom with natural light and on-site technical support. The hotel's two specialty suites and private dining rooms can also be set up for meetings and business meals. The three-story Penthouse can accommodate up to 125 people.

The hotel has 21,000 square feet of meeting space, including the 4,800-square-foot Grand Ballroom that can accommodate up to 600 people for a reception, and the 4,680-square-foot Terrace Room that can seat up to 370 people banquet-style. Seven smaller, flexible meeting rooms can be used for meetings and conferences and up to 286 people theater-style.

High-speed internet, meeting and boardroom spaces, computers, scanners, secretarial services and a 24-hour business center are among the options to meet the business needs of hotel guests.

The 684-square-foot Trump Executive Boardroom can seat up to 16 people and features high-speed internet access, teleconferencing capabilities and an LCD projection monitor. The space also features private restroom facilities and a full kitchen, and you can have your meeting catered by Jean-Georges. Meanwhile, the 200-square-foot business center can host up to seven people for an informal meeting. You can also head to the business center to print or fax documents.

The hotel has 1,550 square feet of meeting space divided across four rooms (the largest is just 700 square feet; it fits 60 theater-style or 30 in a boardroom arrangement). The rooms are named after places within Central Park: the Great Lawn, Sheep Meadow, Boathouse and Conservatory. All rooms boast natural light, audiovisual equipment and high-speed internet.

Lotte New York Palace's business offerings includes Les Clefs d'Or concierge services, 30,000 square feet of meeting room space, and dedicated elevators to event areas.

The hotel has an on-site business center, which has a computer workstation and printer. Copy services, faxing and overnight delivery services are also available. The hotel also features 2,100 square feet of meeting and event space.

The hotel offers a 24-hour business networking lounge. Dedicated meeting spaces include The Studio (500 square feet), The Urban Garden (1,000 square feet), and the Penthouse (1,300 square feet), but other areas of the hotel (like the Treehouse bar) can also be used.

The Conrad boasts an impressive 30,000 square feet of meeting and event space, including two ballrooms – the largest is 6,200 square feet and holds up to 600 people for theater-style events.

Some of the nearly 400 rooms in this midtown Manhattan hotel offer great views of the Chrysler Building – others offer less inspiring ones (request a room on a high floor for better views). Still, Sofitel's prime location is ideal for fashionistas and theatergoers looking to take advantage of much-loved Manhattan landmarks like Broadway and Fifth Avenue. And though Sofitel is a relatively new hotel, it blends a European Old World design aesthetic with modern amenities almost seamlessly, from its elegant bar to its soundproofed windows and walls. Accommodations also come appointed with complimentary mineral water, flat-screen TVs and spacious bathrooms – all perks recent visitors praised. Recent guests also appreciated the quiet rooms and enviable location. Plus, foodies will delight in the French fare dished up at the hotel's stylish bistro, Gaby. Those who prefer to explore the Big Apple by following their taste buds will find a bounty of world-class restaurants just steps away.

The Dominick Hotel provides technology, dedicated meeting concierge services and a wide variety of both indoor and outdoor venues to host everything from intimate dinners to banquets for 400 guests. The property has 12,000 square feet of meeting and event space.

The Library Hotel offers unique indoor and outdoor meeting space, including an Executive Inspiration Boardroom, the Writer's Den and Poetry Garden. The Boardroom, located on the 15th floor, features 12 executive chairs as well as audiovisual and communications equipment. The Poetry Garden is a charming garden greenhouse room with wicker furnishings and a wraparound outdoor terrace with views of the New York Public Library. The clubby Writer's Den features mahogany paneling, leather couches and overstuffed chairs, as well as a gas fireplace.

The Hôtel Plaza Athénée New York's Le Trianon meeting area can accommodate up to 100 guests; it can also be divided into two separate rooms for smaller gatherings. Le Trianon features a white board, a sound system and a projection screen, and in-house meeting planners can help organize any other needs.

While Wi-Fi is free in guest rooms, using the internet or printing in the 24-hour business center will cost you.

Andaz 5th Avenue offers 6,400 square feet of meeting space in a prime midtown location. The second floor of the property, Apartment 2E, can be opened up or sectioned off to accommodate meetings or events with up to 500 people.

The hotel has a small wood-paneled and bookshelf-lined 24-hour business center with two computers and a printer as well as AIRS' real-time flight information for area airports. The Library room is open to guests and includes free daily copies of the New York Times; it can also be rented as an event space for up to 10 guests. There is also a private suite on the ninth floor (seats 15) and Lantern's Keep, the co-located bar can fit 24.

Geared toward the New York film industry, The Roxy Hotel's largest event space is a 100-seat screening room with plush leather seating. Other event space includes two meeting rooms that can accommodate up to 150 people, as well as the rooftop penthouse.

The Hotel Hugo is equipped to host business meetings with its state-of-the-art meeting venue that has a 46-flat screen TV and space for up to 20 attendees. There's also a glass-enclosed rooftop venue for social gatherings.