Kimberly Fisher is a Pursuitist contributor, freelance writer and luxury…
New York does winter well, and few things say “cozy” like a private, heated dome with the skyline glowing outside. From Bryant Park to the Lower East Side, igloo season is back. Here are our favorites:

Cozy Igloos at Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park
Starting November 6, the Cozy Igloos return to the Winter Village, tucked just steps from The Rink. The heated domes are made for après-skate refreshments, family outings, after-work drinks, or a night out with friends, all against the backdrop of the festive Midtown skyline.
Groups of up to eight can book a 90-minute reservation. Packages include carafes of hot chocolate or hot apple cider, plus a food choice for each guest. Options include mini hot dogs, fried chicken fingers, Oklahoma-style smash burgers, hummus plates, and sweets. Additional food and drinks are available onsite. The igloos are open daily from November 6 through January 4, and reservations are available online.
From January 7 through February 28, the domes become the Rosy Igloos, with cascading scarlet florals and warm, rosy lighting. Guests can reserve one for Afternoon Tea, with a selection of teas, a platter of tea sandwiches, and a tray of sweets. It’s a charming option for Valentine’s Day, Galentine’s Day, or an afternoon with friends visiting the city. Reserve here.
Rooftop Igloos at PUBLIC New York
In the Lower East Side, the rooftop igloos are back at PUBLIC New York for the winter season. Enjoy sweeping 360-degree views of the Lower Manhattan skyline, with plush blankets and candles inside each igloo. Pair that with warming bites and holiday cocktails, and you have a strong pick for a date night or a dinner with friends. The igloos fit up to 10 guests.

Winter Wonderland at Somewhere Nowhere
Over at Somewhere Nowhere (112 W 25th St), the Winter Wonderland rooftop igloos are reopening for the season. The venue’s signature teardrop-shaped igloos and enclosed rooftop offer unparalleled views of the city skyline, with the Empire State Building front and center.
Each of the seven igloos has well-appointed furnishings and an electric fireplace, so they stay warm even on the coldest nights. The season also brings back the Fireside S’mores, along with new seasonal cocktails and bites to match. It’s an easy choice for intimate holiday celebrations.
Kimberly Fisher is a Pursuitist contributor, freelance writer and luxury expert that has been published in over 50 publications including Huffington Post, Just Luxe, Sherman's Travel, Ocean View, Luxury Lifestyles UK, USA Today and more.
