Chelsea is an area of Lower Manhattan which stretches from 30th Street to 14th Street major attractions in this area include Chelsea Piers, Union Square and Madison Square Park. Chelsea is home to a thriving gay scene and boasts an array of fantastic restaurants, theatres and nightclubs.

On the other side of Madison Square Park lies the heartbeat of the city's fashion industry, New York's Garment District. When booking New York hotel accommodation in this area you will have easy access to a host of attractions including some of the best shopping the city has to offer. Click here for a map of the Garment District Chelsea, New York.

Within Little Italy and Chinatown are places like Federal Plaza, the Financial District and Wall Street. To unwind – or start the day off with some shopping – the mysterious Chinatown and the interesting Little Italy and Canal Street shopping.

Walk along the narrow, cobblestoned streets in Little Italy under the fire escapes of 1900's tenements. You'll be enticed by the sights, sounds and smells of Italian cuisine and culture. Click here for a Little Italy/Chinatown New York Map.

Harlem, long associated with African-American culture and commerce, is this Manhattan neighborhood, nestled between the Hudson and East Rivers, from 155th Street to Washington Heights.

Blocks of row houses and apartments have been renovated recently. Businesses and high-profile tenants, including former President Bill Clinton, moved into the area, and Harlem property values have soared, up an average of 300 percent during the 1990's. Click here for a Harlem/Washington Heights New York Map.