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Published June 26, 2007 Suite Terrace
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 North LoftSoho Grand Hotel
The Terrace: The 1,800 square foot North Loft includes a steam shower, deco design and a 1,300 square foot terrace with a sculpture garden and a stunning view of the Empire State building.
The Tab: $5,000 per night.
 "Extreme Wow" SuiteW Hotel New York
The Terrace: You'll get past the name when you walk into this 750 square foot suite with floor-to-ceiling glass, plasmas everywhere (including the bathroom) and windows that open to a luxe corner wrap-around terrace outfitted with lounge chairs, dining table and Venetian-style stone wall.
The Tab: $2,400 per night.
 Penthouse SuiteMaritime Hotel
The Terrace: The 1,100 square foot Maritime Penthouse Suite is basically like being aboard your own private yacht: wooden floors, giant porthole windows and a 400 square foot terrace with the ever-indispensable outdoor shower...which we're sure you'll put to good use.
The Tab: $1,400 per night, 3 night minimum.
 Triplex SuiteNew York Palace
The Terrace: 5,000 square feet, a grand piano, floor-to-ceiling windows, a Jacuzzi, a full dining room, a solarium with a fireplace, three stories to entertain your 300 friends and a massive 1,500 square foot terrace that you could live on.
The Tab: $15,000 per night.
 The PenthouseHotel on Rivington
The Terrace: The LES version of the old guard New York Palace, The Penthouse is three floors of toys (all of the electronics, lighting, and windows are controlled by touch screen) and luxury (a fireplace and a Japanese soaking tub). The third floor terrace holds 60 people and includes two stone outdoor fireplaces, a large Jacuzzi, an outdoor shower and views of...everything.
The Tab: $4,000-$5,000 per night.
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