Family Hotels in New York City in New York

Hotel shortlist

Family Hotels in New York City

Children welcome only proves children are allowed. This list adds a second condition, space or a pool, because that is what usually decides a family booking.

What this list covers

The filter: properties that welcome children and also offer either apartment-style space or a pool. 36 properties qualify. This page shows the 18 with the strongest review record.

Across 13 of the 18 properties on this page, the August 2026 snapshot ran from $158 to $662 a night, with a median of $318. Treat those as reference points rather than rates you can book today. 5 had no usable price in the snapshot and are compared on location and review record alone.

Review scores on this page have a median of 8.9, and 18 of 18 sit at 8.5 or higher. We rank on a review score weighted by how many reviews it rests on, so a perfect score from a handful of stays does not outrank a strong score from thousands.

By price band the snapshot puts 5 between $150 and $300 and 8 at $300 or more a night.

Quick picks

Three worth starting with

Best overall record

Vakb Apartments

Highest review record in this shortlist once the number of reviews is taken into account.

9.6 out of 10 from 98 reviews

Best value

Radio City Apartments

Strongest review record for the money inside this shortlist, at about $158 against a $318 median.

8.7 out of 10 from 6,178 reviews

Best upscale choice

The Dominick Hotel

The top of this shortlist on price, at about $662 a night in the snapshot.

8.6 out of 10 from 1,154 reviews

Comparison

Compare the shortlist

Family Hotels in New York City, sortable by any column.
PhotoHotelReview scoreReviewsPrice referenceAreaBest forBook
Vakb Apartments9.698not usableBrooklynTop ratedCheck availability
Mint House at 70 Pine9.21,019About $267Financial DistrictRestaurantCheck availability
Sandy's Place NYC 19.1150not usableBrooklynApartmentCheck availability
Placemakr Wall Street8.93,378About $277ManhattanTerraceCheck availability
Fully renovated Manhattan gem9.332About $301ManhattanApartmentCheck availability
One Dutch Hotel8.977About $430Financial DistrictApartmentCheck availability
Adorable 1 bedroom cottage9.128not usableForest HillsTerraceCheck availability
Radio City Apartments8.76,178About $158ManhattanApartmentCheck availability
JFK Private Studio Apt8.929About $179Morris ParkValue for moneyCheck availability
Close to all! 2-room suite in a 1-family townhouse8.842About $411BrooklynTerraceCheck availability
The Dominick Hotel8.61,154About $662SoHoPoolCheck availability
Lombardy Hotel8.6961About $364ManhattanRestaurantCheck availability
Nest 1 bedroom Self Serviced Apartment8.735About $318ManhattanApartmentCheck availability
AKA Central Park8.6281About $562ManhattanRestaurantCheck availability
AKA Times Square8.6218About $507ManhattanTravel ProudCheck availability
Gorgeous Condos in Tribeca8.910not usableTribecaApartmentCheck availability
Murray Hill East Suites - Extended Stay8.660About $186Murray HillApartmentCheck availability
1BR Apt in Sunnyside 15 min to Manhattan8.634not usableWoodsideApartmentCheck availability

How we select hotels →

The shortlist in detail

1

Vakb Apartments

Best for the strongest overall record in this shortlist
9.6 / 10 (98 reviews)Brooklyn
  • 2-star listing
  • Apartment

Its 9.6 score sits at or above the 8.9 median of this shortlist, across 98 reviews. It sits in Brooklyn. It is one of the few here with a Travel Proud listing (17 percent of this shortlist).

The trade-off

The score is high but rests on 98 reviews, so it carries less weight than a similar score from a few thousand.

Choose this if you want the safest pick here and the price fits.

2

Mint House at 70 Pine

Best for travelers who want a restaurant on site
9.2 / 10 (1,019 reviews)About $267 per night, August 2026 snapshotFinancial District
  • $150 to $300
  • 4-star listing
  • Aparthotel

Its 9.2 score sits at or above the 8.9 median of this shortlist, across 1,019 reviews. It sits in Financial District. The $267 reference price is below the $318 median of this shortlist.

Choose this if a restaurant on site is one of the things that decides the booking for you.

3

Sandy's Place NYC 1

Best for apartment-style space rather than a standard room
9.1 / 10 (150 reviews)Brooklyn
  • 1-star listing
  • Apartment

Its 9.1 score sits at or above the 8.9 median of this shortlist, across 150 reviews. It sits in Brooklyn.

The trade-off

Apartment-style stays usually mean no hotel desk or restaurant on site, which suits some trips and not others.

Choose this if kitchen space and a separate living area matter more than hotel service.

4

Placemakr Wall Street

Best for travelers who want a terrace
8.9 / 10 (3,378 reviews)About $277 per night, August 2026 snapshotManhattan
  • $150 to $300
  • 4-star listing
  • Aparthotel

Its 8.9 score sits at or above the 8.9 median of this shortlist, across 3,378 reviews. It sits in Manhattan. Its reference price is close to the middle of this shortlist.

The trade-off

Apartment-style stays usually mean no hotel desk or restaurant on site, which suits some trips and not others.

Choose this if a terrace is one of the things that decides the booking for you.

5

Fully renovated Manhattan gem

Best for apartment-style space rather than a standard room
9.3 / 10 (32 reviews)About $301 per night, August 2026 snapshotManhattan
  • $300 and up
  • 3-star listing
  • Aparthotel

Its 9.3 score sits at or above the 8.9 median of this shortlist, across 32 reviews. It sits in Manhattan. Its reference price is close to the middle of this shortlist.

The trade-off

The score is high but rests on 32 reviews, so it carries less weight than a similar score from a few thousand.

Choose this if kitchen space and a separate living area matter more than hotel service.

6

One Dutch Hotel

Best for apartment-style space rather than a standard room
8.9 / 10 (77 reviews)About $430 per night, August 2026 snapshotFinancial District
  • $300 and up
  • 4-star listing
  • Apartment

Its 8.9 score sits at or above the 8.9 median of this shortlist, across 77 reviews. It sits in Financial District. It is priced above this shortlist, at about $430 against a $318 median.

The trade-off

Apartment-style stays usually mean no hotel desk or restaurant on site, which suits some trips and not others.

Choose this if kitchen space and a separate living area matter more than hotel service.

7

Adorable 1 bedroom cottage

Best for travelers who want a terrace
9.1 / 10 (28 reviews)Forest Hills
  • Apartment

Its 9.1 score sits at or above the 8.9 median of this shortlist, across 28 reviews. It sits in Forest Hills. It is one of the few here with a terrace (22 percent of this shortlist).

The trade-off

The score is high but rests on 28 reviews, so it carries less weight than a similar score from a few thousand.

Choose this if a terrace is one of the things that decides the booking for you.

8

Radio City Apartments

Best for apartment-style space rather than a standard room
8.7 / 10 (6,178 reviews)About $158 per night, August 2026 snapshotManhattan
  • $150 to $300
  • 3-star listing
  • Aparthotel

It ranks 8 of 18 here on review record. It sits in Manhattan. The $158 reference price is below the $318 median of this shortlist.

The trade-off

Apartment-style stays usually mean no hotel desk or restaurant on site, which suits some trips and not others.

Choose this if kitchen space and a separate living area matter more than hotel service.

9

JFK Private Studio Apt

Best for value inside this shortlist
8.9 / 10 (29 reviews)About $179 per night, August 2026 snapshotMorris Park
  • $150 to $300
  • 3-star listing
  • Apartment

Its 8.9 score sits at or above the 8.9 median of this shortlist, across 29 reviews. It sits in Morris Park. The $179 reference price is below the $318 median of this shortlist.

The trade-off

Apartment-style stays usually mean no hotel desk or restaurant on site, which suits some trips and not others.

Choose this if you want the review record without the upper half of this price range.

10

Close to all! 2-room suite in a 1-family townhouse

Best for travelers who want a terrace
8.8 / 10 (42 reviews)About $411 per night, August 2026 snapshotBrooklyn
  • $300 and up
  • 3-star listing
  • Apartment

It ranks 10 of 18 here on review record. It sits in Brooklyn. It is priced above this shortlist, at about $411 against a $318 median.

The trade-off

Apartment-style stays usually mean no hotel desk or restaurant on site, which suits some trips and not others.

Choose this if a terrace is one of the things that decides the booking for you.

11

The Dominick Hotel

Best for travelers who want a pool
8.6 / 10 (1,154 reviews)About $662 per night, August 2026 snapshotSoHo
  • $300 and up
  • 5-star listing

It ranks 11 of 18 here on review record. It sits in SoHo. It is priced above this shortlist, at about $662 against a $318 median.

The trade-off

It is one of the more expensive options here: about $662 against a $318 median for this shortlist.

Choose this if a pool is one of the things that decides the booking for you.

12

Lombardy Hotel

Best for travelers who want a restaurant on site
8.6 / 10 (961 reviews)About $364 per night, August 2026 snapshotManhattan
  • $300 and up
  • 4-star listing
  • Aparthotel

It ranks 12 of 18 here on review record. It sits in Manhattan. Its reference price is close to the middle of this shortlist.

Choose this if a restaurant on site is one of the things that decides the booking for you.

Written up in detail: the 12 strongest of 18. The comparison table above holds every one of them, and it sorts and filters.

Hotel data from a August 2026 source snapshot. Prices are reference points, not live rates.

FAQ

Common questions

How was this list selected?

The filter is properties that welcome children and also offer either apartment-style space or a pool. We state it rather than implying a judgement, because best without a criterion is not a recommendation.

Are the prices on this page current?

No. They are reference points from our August 2026 snapshot. Rates in New York move week to week, so use them to compare properties against each other, not to set a budget.