Located two blocks from Bryant Park and within walking distance to Fifth Avenue, Refinery Hotel is an intimate hideaway with unparalleled Empire State Building views in the heart of Midtown Manhattan’s Fashion District.

From stunning chutes of water jutting from tropical cliffs to gentle tumbles down the side of a glacier, here are the top 14 most beautiful waterfalls in America that should definitely make your bucket list.

From sashimi and sushi rolls to EN Kaiseki tasting menus—EN Japanese Brasserie offers tantalizing dishes to pair with its extensive list of over 80 sakés, 36 shōchūs, 60 Japanese whiskies, and signature, handcrafted cocktails.

The picture of classic New York style, The Lowell is established as one of Manhattan’s best luxury hotels, a small haven known for its discreet service and high-profile clientele—makes a major statement in the Big Apple.

Few things make us feel fancier than afternoon tea in New York City—from those quintessential scones with cream and jam to gorgeous teapots and, of course, an excuse to get dressed up.

Tucked away in New York’s Adirondack Mountains—Saranac Lake is a town unlike any other. With world-class dining, galleries and shops all around, you’ll find a downtown rich in history that only Saranac Lake can pull off.

5 Reasons to Visit® sat down with Executive Chef Scott Rackliff of Blu Pointe in Newburgh, New York.

5 Reasons to Visit sat down with Executive Chefs Jarrad Lang and Brianna Scanlon of Left Bank Café in Saranac Lake, New York.

We sat down with Executive Chef Malte Kontor of The Living Room at the Park Hyatt in New York, New York.

We sat down with Executive Chef Muhannad Al Ateem of The Palm Court at The Plaza Hotel in New York, New York.

New York’s Hudson Valley is as popular as ever with New Yorkers and Bostonians. If you’re looking for that Brooklyn vibe with even more to offer—Hudson, New York does not disappoint.

We sat down with Executive Chef Mark Fredette of Iron & Grass in Hudson, New York.

Albany, New York is booming with must-see attractions and a vibrant culture you can revel in the region's rich history with world-class museums, historic homes and fascinating architecture.

We sat down with Executive Chef Ali Dey Daly of the Grand Salon at the Baccarat Hotel in New York, New York.

We sat down with Executive Chef Adam Padilla of Shadows on the Hudson in Poughkeepsie, New York.

Discover unmatched views of the Hudson River and beyond in Poughkeepsie, New York—while checking out the Walkway Over the Hudson, the longest elevated pedestrian bridge in the world.

We sat down with Executive Chef Mark Arnao of Astor Court at The St. Regis Hotel in New York, New York.

Sag Harbor, New York, is a seaside village on Long Island's East End, known for its historic architecture, coastal charm, and artistic community. You can explore boutiques and art galleries Main Street. Additionally, Sag Harbor's maritime history, preserved whaling-era buildings, and scenic beaches make it an inviting destination for relaxation and exploration along the Hamptons coastline.

What makes Ithaca unique? Is it the towering waterfalls, lush ice-age gorges, endless panoramic views? Is it the hiking, biking or boating? Is it the beauty of Cayuga Lake? Perhaps. And with over 100 wineries, the Finger Lakes are well-known as the largest wine producing region of New York. Home to Cornell University and Ithaca College, you'll feel the buzz everywhere—from the museums, to galleries and farm-to-fork restaurants.

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