Hotels On The National Register of Historic Places
| Hotel | Address | Notes |
| Knickerbocker Hotel | 142 West 42nd Street | |
| Ansonia Hotel | 2101—2119 Broadway | |
| Barbizon Hotel for Women | 140 East 63rd Street | |
| Beacon Theater and Hotel | 2124 Broadway | |
| Gilsey Hotel | 1200 Broadway | |
| Grand Hotel | 1232-1238 Broadway | |
| Hotel Chelsea | 222 West 23rd Street | |
| Hotel Gerard | 123 West 44th Street | |
| Hotel Theresa | 2082-2096 Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Boulevard. | |
| Plaza Hotel | Fifth Avenue and Fifty-Ninth St. | |
| Prince George Hotel | 505 Eighth Avenue, | |
| Seville Hotel | 22 East 29th Street | |
| Times Square Hotel | 255 West 43rd Street | |
| Webster Hotel | 40 West 45th Street |
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