Best bed and breakfasts in NYC from brownstones to studios (2024)

As a bed-and-breakfast, it’s a newcomer to Bed-Stuy, but you’ve seen this restored brownstone before in Spike Lee’s Crooklyn. The design of its three bedrooms melds modern and Victorian, with a claw-foot bathtub next to sleek Danish furniture. Meals are made to order and include fresh herbs and produce from the rooftop garden. From $195/night

Built in 1826, this landmarked house on the edge of Tribeca provides sanctuary from the downtown hustle. The current owners are furniture designers who've preserved many of the original features while adding their own touches. The rooms, each named for a family that resided here, have decorative fireplaces, exposed brick and claw-foot tubs. Plus, there’s an outdoor deck where you can enjoy a breakfast of waffles, French toast, frittatas or granola. From $179

This spot’s rooms, studios and apartments (take your pick!) have touches harking back to its namesake founding year—a spiral staircase, marble fireplaces and high ceilings. Its proximity to Museum Mile is a draw, as are its breakfast baskets of fruit, quiche lorraine, croissants and fresh-squeezed OJ. From $185/night

The Midtown East spot offers studio apartments (a fully stocked kitchen is included!) with private terraces and romantic details. Lounge in a canopy bed next to cherrywood furniture, classic tapestries and, yes, modern necessities like a flatscreen TV. From $285/night

Built in 1888, this bed-and-breakfast overlooks Marcus Garvey Park in Harlem and has a number of classic details—think marble bathrooms, high ceilings, crown moldings and parquet floors—that will transport you to the Gilded Age. In addition to breakfast, it also serves up fresh-baked brownies and cookies every day. From $175/night

An 1880s brownstone in the heart of Bed-Stuy, this bed-and-breakfast retains Victorian details in its parlor floor, intricate, dark woodwork and antique fireplace. Inside the elegant rooms (from $90 per night), you’ll notice crown moldings and marble wash basins. And on Fridays and Saturdays, Sankofa Aban zooms into the jazz age, hosting live performances at which guests can hang out with the musicians. It’s an experience full of old-time glamour—folks get decked out for the multiple sets—and admission includes a fish-fry dinner.

Peak Williamsburg attained: This bed-and-breakfast is the apotheosis of Brooklyn’s love of going rustic without actually schlepping into the woods. All Brooklyn jokes aside, the decor in this townhouse is transporting. The cathedral ceilings, wood-burning potbelly fireplace, pine wood floors and hot tub bubbling away in the backyard will make you feel like you’re in a luxe mountain hideaway. For the full experience, check out the standalone Kanoono Cabin. From $150 (breakfast included)

Whether you’re just looking for weekend R & R or a week’s worth of summer vacay shenanigans, New Jersey’s vast selection of B&Bs has you covered.