These Hotels Named NYC's Best In 2020 Ranking

NEW YORK CITY — New York City may be home to some of the world's swankiest digs, but not one of our hotels made the top 10 of U.S. News and Reports's round-up of the nation's best.

New York City was beaten by Hawaii, Chicago and Florida in U.S. News's 10th annual ranking of the country's best hotels rankings released Tuesday.

Four Seasons Resort Lanai in Hawaii took first, followed by The Langham in Chicago, The Peninsula in Chicago, Acqualina Resort & Residences on the Beach and the Four Seasons Resort Orlando in Florida.

The New York City hotels didn't make the top ten hotels in the nation, but the Lowell Hotel cracked the top 20 at #12.

The report also divvies up its hotel rankings by state and metro regions. In New York City, The Lowell Hotel New York on the Upper East Side took top honors, followed by the Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown in Tribeca and Baccarat Hotel New York in Midtown.

U.S. News's Top Ten Hotels In New York City:

1. The Lowell Hotel New York
   1. Address: 28 E. 63rd St.
   2. National Ranking: 12th
2. Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown
   1. Address: 27 Barclay St.
   2. National Ranking: 15th
3. Baccarat Hotel New York
   1. Address: 28 W. 53rd St.
   2. National Ranking: 24th
4. The Chatwal, A Luxury Collection Hotel
   1. Address: 130 W. 44th St.
   2. National Ranking: 35th
5. The Greenwich Hotel
   1. Address: 377 Greenwich St.
   2. National Ranking: 38th
6. The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel
   1. Address: 35 E. 76th St.
   2. National Ranking: 46th
7. The Surrey
   1. Address: 20 East 76th St.
   2. National Ranking: 60th
8. The St. Regis New York
   1. Address: 2 E. 55th St.
   2. National Ranking: 63rd
9. The Peninsula New York
   1. Address: 700 Fifth Ave.
   2. National Ranking: 64th
10. The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
    1. Address: 50 Central Park South
    2. National Ranking: 69th

Forty-one New York City hotels earned gold badges for consistent quality in accommodations, customer service, and luxurious experiences for travelers, the report says.

And 42 hotels from New York City earned earned silver badges for their consistent ranking in the top 30 percent of all 3.5-, 4-, 4.5- and 5-star hotels.

See the full ranking here.