No matter what kind of travel experience you’re looking for, you’re bound to find it in New York. Whether you want to immerse yourself in the urban hustle and bustle of the Big Apple or unwind amidst rural surroundings in Upstate New York, you’re going to need a place to stay. Lucky for you, finding fun, one-of-a-kind accommodations in New York couldn’t be easier.

There are unique hotels just waiting to be discovered on practically every street corner in New York City and Upstate is dotted with countless lodging options as charming as the region itself. With so many hotels to choose from however, finding the one that best suits you requires a bit of research. So, to help narrow down your options, here’s a list of 10 of the most unique hotels New York has to offer.

Night Theater District – Times Square

A stay at Night Theater District will have you seeing in black and white, literally. This boutique hotel sports a striking monochromatic theme, evoking thoughts of Gotham City, film noir, and the like. No wonder it’s located right on the edge of New York’s swanky Theater District. Also nearby is the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, host to popular events such as the New York International Auto Show and the New York Comic Con. Batman fans, this one’s for you. 132 W 45th St, New York, NY 10036

Library Hotel – Midtown Manhattan

Bookworms will feel right at home at the Library Hotel in Midtown Manhattan. True to its name, each of the 10 floors at this unique New York hotel is dedicated to one of the categories in the Dewey Decimal System and every room is adorned with a collection of studiously chic art and up to 150 books. For even more reading material, peruse the selection at the New York Public Library just one block away. 299 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10017

YOTEL New York – Midtown Manhattan

At YOTEL New York, the future is now. Featuring self-service check-in kiosks, hotel rooms packed with innovative amenities, and even a luggage-storing robot named YOBOT, YOTEL looks like the kind of hotel you’d see in a science fiction movie. While you’re there, make sure to snap a selfie with Shaggy and Leslie, two adorably odd sculptures designed by artist Andreas Krapf. 570 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036

The Plaza Hotel – Midtown Manhattan

No list of the most unique hotels to stay in New York would be complete without mentioning The Plaza Hotel. When it first opened in 1907, many considered The Plaza to be one of the finest hotels in the world. 100 years later, not much has changed. Even if you aren’t lucky enough to be staying there, make sure to stop by while you’re out sightseeing. Famously featured in both Home Alone 2: Lost in New York and the Eloise children’s book series, The Plaza has become a New York City landmark in its own right. 768 5th Ave, New York, NY 10019

The Jane – Greenwich Village

Another landmark New York City hotel, The Jane is practically an antique. Think bellhops, chandeliers, and maids dressed from head to toe in black and white. It’s fitting that the building was once a place for sailors to stay, since the small yet elegant rooms make guests feel as if they’re staying aboard the Titanic. Speaking of, after the Titanic sank in 1912, the building was used to provide shelter for survivors. When it comes to historical significance, The Jane’s got enough to spare and then some. 113 Jane St, New York, NY 10014

The Roxbury – Roxbury

If you’re headed Upstate rather than into the city, you’ll be glad to know that there are plenty of unique hotels up there as well. One such hotel is The Roxbury, located in a quaint little town of the same name. Billed as a “boutique motel resort,” The Roxbury is filled with a variety of fun and funky rooms. Each room has its own theme, including one based on The Wizard of Oz, complete with its own yellow brick road, and another that looks like the inside of a genie bottle. 2258 Co Rd 41, Roxbury, NY 12474

Rivertown Lodge – Hudson

Although its décor is a tad more subtle than The Roxbury, the Rivertown Lodge in Hudson has just as much character. Seamlessly blending the old with the new, the Rivertown Lodge is housed in a 1920’s movie theater and features stylish furniture handcrafted by local craftsmen. These include pieces like brass light fixtures and a front desk carved from cherry wood. During your stay, take advantage of the hotel’s central location and visit some of the hip art galleries and buzzing restaurants within walking distance. 731 Warren St, Hudson, NY 12534

Mohonk Mountain House – New Paltz

In all its splendor, the Mohonk Mountain House looks more like a castle than a resort. That’s because it actually was a castle back when it was founded in 1869! In addition to lavishly-appointed rooms, fine dining, and recreational activities, the Mohonk Mountain House also boasts a spa considered to be among the best in the world according to National Geographic Traveler, Condé Nast Traveler, and Travel + Leisure. Although staying there will cost you a pretty penny, it’s worth every cent. 1000 Mountain Rest Rd, New Paltz, NY 12561

Firelight Camps – Ithaca

Reconnect with nature during your visit to Upstate New York at Firelight Camps. Don’t let the name fool you though; this isn’t your typical camping experience. Tents feature private balconies and hardwood floors; king and queen size beds with high-thread count linens substitute sleeping bags; and the shared bathhouse has showers, toilets, and changing rooms, as well as complimentary towels and toiletries. Activities offered at Firelight Camps include hiking at nearby Buttermilk Falls State Park, lawn games, and campfires after sundown. 1150 Danby Rd, Ithaca, NY 14850

Adirondack Tree House Retreat – Middle Grove

The Adirondack Tree House Retreat is another Upstate New York accommodation perfect for nature lovers who don’t want to part with too many of the creature comforts they’ve grown accustomed to. This treehouse blends seamlessly into its forested surroundings, featuring a whimsical spiral staircase that leads guests up into their own personal treetop hideaway. Amenities include an outdoor kitchen, full bathroom, Wi-Fi, and more. Though it may feel isolated, civilization is right around the corner with the city of Saratoga Springs less than 10 miles away. Middle Grove, NY