6 of New York City’s best winter rooftops from Midtown to Williamsburg:

New York City CNN — Where there’s a city with a spectacular skyline, there’s a way to see it from up high. And there’s no time like the present to take advantage of the city’s outdoor playgrounds for adults Fred Dixon, president and CEO of NYC & Company, understands the love for a New York City rooftop: “The pinnacle of NYC nightlife is our rooftops.” “The recent increase in elevated winter offerings by hotels and entertainment venues proves that demand is strong, even as the weather grows colder,” says Dixon. Ophelia Ophelia Lounge NYC Courtesy Ophelia Snowglobe in the Sky The art deco Beekman tower, built in the 1920s, is one of the New York City skyline’s architectural stunners. 230 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10001, +1 725-4300 Chalet de Ning at The Peninsula The west terrace of the hotel's rooftop bar, Salon de Ning, has been transformed into a winter chalet, outfitted with faux fur blankets, a fake, Malm-esque fireplace, and soft white lights everywhere. On New York City’s Lower East Side, Hotel Indigo, home to the perennially popular Mr. Purple nightclub, another rooftop igloo welcomes partygoers who wish to take a break from dancing.