Here are New York City hotels (and residence-style properties) known for spacious family suites — a mix of luxury and mid-range options, plus serviced-apartment choices for longer stays. I included the suite type/size or occupancy when listed on the hotel site.

• Four Seasons Hotel New York (Midtown) — one- and two‑bedroom Family Suites and larger specialty suites (Manhattan Two‑Bedroom ~1,500 sq ft; Royal Suite/Presidential options up to 2,150+ sq ft). Luxury; excellent for families who want lots of separate living/bedroom space. (fourseasons.com)

• Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown — two‑bedroom suites and large specialty suites (two‑bedroom options ~1,275 sq ft, larger legacy suites available). Luxury; good for families wanting downtown location. (fourseasons.com)

• The Plaza (Fifth Avenue / Central Park) — “Family Grand Luxe” and multiple two‑ and three‑bedroom multi‑room suites (e.g., Family Grand Luxe ~730 sq ft; Edwardian/Vanderbilt two‑bedroom suites ~1,500+ sq ft). Classic luxury with family-fit layouts. (theplazany.com)

• The Ritz‑Carlton, New York, Central Park — several signature and legacy suites (two‑bedroom / presidential / royal suites with separate living/dining areas and the option to connect rooms to create larger family suites). Luxury, great park views and residential layouts. (ritzcarlton.com)

• The Mark (Upper East Side) — large two‑bedroom suites (e.g., Two‑Bedroom Mark Suite ~1,544 sq ft; Signature Two‑Bedroom ~2,122 sq ft) with kitchen and dining areas — excellent for families who want space and on‑site kitchen facilities. (themarkhotel.com)

• Conrad New York Downtown — all‑suite hotel with one‑ and multi‑bedroom suites (Deluxe/Executive/Luxury suites and top‑floor multi‑bedroom Conrad Suite, some packages marketed for families). Suites start significantly larger than a typical NYC hotel room. (magellanluxuryhotels.com)

• Embassy Suites by Hilton New York — Manhattan/Times Square — two‑room (living area + bedroom) suites with sofa beds and free breakfast; often a practical, family‑friendly mid‑range option in Midtown. (hilton.com)

• Residence Inn by Marriott New York Manhattan/Times Square — apartment‑style suites (kitchenettes; two‑bedroom suites available, commonly used by families and longer stays). Mid-range / extended‑stay option with family‑friendly layouts. (marriott.com)

• Homewood Suites by Hilton New York / Midtown Manhattan (Times Square‑area) — studio and multi‑bed configurations with full or kitchenette options, free breakfast and family‑friendly amenities; roomy studio/two‑queen layouts that work well for families. (hilton.com)

• AKA (residence‑style: AKA Central Park, AKA Sutton Place, etc.) — furnished one‑, two‑ and three‑bedroom suites/penthouse residences with full kitchens and true apartment layouts (900–1,200+ sq ft two‑bedroom options), ideal for families and longer stays. (stayaka.com)

Booking tips

• If you need specific sleeping arrangements (crib, rollaway, sofa bed, bunk-friendly), confirm the exact room/suite configuration with the hotel before booking.
• For larger families, look for two‑bedroom suites, multi‑room connecting suites, or serviced‑apartment residences (AKA, Residence Inn, Homewood) for kitchens and separate living space.
• Rates and availability vary a lot by date — book early for peak times and compare the hotel site vs. reliable OTAs; ask about family packages or connecting-room availability.

If you’d like, I can:

• filter this list by neighborhood (Midtown, Upper East Side, Downtown), budget (economy / midrange / luxury), or travel dates and check current availability and sample rates — tell me which dates, number of adults/children, and preferred area or budget.