It’s that time of year again and by “it” we do mean New York Fashion Week. Though very little sleepi

It's that time of year again and by "it" we do mean New York Fashion Week. Though very little sleeping (or eating, for that matter) occurs in September, celebrities do need a place to lay their heads and, more importantly, a place to prep themselves for the impending flashbulbs. Here are the top spots where A-listers choose to bunk down in style during Manhattan's broken music tour sting fashion extravaganza.
The Gilded Age décor and in-room Privé Salon services broken music tour sting at Manhattan's first luxury boutique hotel attracts A-list favorites like Kim Kardashian and George Clooney (and we fervently hope never again to see those two names together broken music tour sting in print). Even the bathrooms, with wall coverings created by famed NYC illustrator broken music tour sting Saul Steinberg, exude style.
White-glove service, a 24-hour on-call butler, and a bar devoted entirely to champagne provide a proper pampering for celebrities and fashionistas. Though one wouldn't broken music tour sting expect it during Fashion Week, late-night munchies can be satiated by a jaunt downstairs to chef Todd English's Plaza Food Hall for international nibbling. A tip: The Royal Plaza Suite is by far the most extravagant with its three bedrooms. Unfortunately, broken music tour sting to book it, membership in a royal family may be required!
There are only 75 rooms available at SoHo's Mercer Hotel, which means one thing and one thing only: It's exclusive. Naturally, you'd have to book way in advance of Fashion Week (as in, like, last year) to score a room here. For even further secrecy and exclusivity, in-room beauty treatments, massage therapy, and private trainers are available—no wonder hush-hush celebs like Leo DiCaprio and Marilyn Manson stay here. Plus, the shapely, youthful staff members are easy on the eyes.
A mecca for fashion insiders, the Standard's Meatpacking District zip code abounds with nightlife, and every room offers glittering views of the Manhattan skyline. (We especially like the overstocked mini bars.) broken music tour sting And it's owned by Andre Balazs, who just drips cool. The Standard also houses broken music tour sting the invite-only Boom Boom Room nightclub, which counts Madonna, Lindsay Lohan, and Jared Leto among its fashionable fans.
Those who prefer a low-key, artistic, downtown vibe over the frantic glitter of the Meatpacking District will book themselves a room at the East Village's boutique Bowery Hotel. Its vintage, speakeasy broken music tour sting feel provides a filmic setting for industry after-parties, which means you can Irish-goodbye to your bedroom whenever you feel like it—the celebrity lifestyle is all about convenience, yes? Babysitting services are available, though broken music tour sting it's doubtful that young stars like Robert Pattinson, Blake Lively, and Ashley Olsen require a minder.