Have you ever felt that you just need to get away from all the bustle and hustle in the city? Or feel like you need some alone time, even for just a night, to spend in a luxurious hotel?

We’ve all daydreamed about doing this, especially when you’re stuck in a cubicle, staring at a wall for hours, bored to your wits end.  Even if we wanted to, the dream seemed impossible because booking a room in a luxury hotel would cost over $200 for a just a night’s stay.  Now, there’s a way for you to feel like a king or queen, even for just a night, thanks to HotelTonight.

HotelTonight is a mobile service that helps people on the go find the nearest and affordable hotel where they can spend the night.  The popular app recently secured $45 million in a Series D funding led by Coatue Management, a technology-focused investment firm.  Also in participation in this round of funding is GGV Capital, an expansion stage venture capital firm focused on the United States and China, as well as existing investors  Battery Ventures, Accel Partners, U.S. Venture Partners (USVP), and First Round Capital.

The round of funding will be used for the expansion of HotelTonight such as doubling its product, sales and support staff in the next year, as well as funding additional global offices; expanding its domestic and overseas presence and hotel relationships with a goal to be geographically ubiquitous; and further enhancing the HotelTonight on-demand booking platform, adding unique features designed exclusively for the mobile traveler and the real-time needs of its hotel partners.

Because of HotelTonight, many have enjoyed quick getaways right in their own cities.  Even on a tight budget, you can sleep like a queen or king.  You just have to be patient in waiting for great deals because offerings change on a day-to-day basis, and they go live at noon – local time.

Luxury hotels made affordable

Staying at a luxury hotel means paying over $200 for spending a night at the hotel.  But because of HotelTonight’s flash sales, rates see a price drop of about $30 to about half off.  So what are some top luxury hotels that have been made accessible via HotelTonight?

The Tuscany NYC – A St Giles Luxury Hotel

The Tuscany has Studios and Lofts featuring hardwood floor entry, modern over-sized bathrooms with Molton Brown amenities and contemporary furnishings.  Rooms here cost about $300 a night for one adult.  It has 124 studios and lofts with interiors that balances the cool of modernism with the warmth of classical.  This is the perfect place for New Yorkers to get away from all the noise in the city, and for tourists to get the glamorous treatment New York has to offer.

The Parker Palm Springs

This luxurious haven makes you feel like a movie star chilling out and hiding from the paparazzi.  Staying here is not cheap — the cheapest room, The Estate room with a king size bed, goes for $289 a night.  The room features Moroccan accents, Jonathan Adler touches, fabulous bathroom amenities on top of the beautiful scenery and and other amenities like a pool and spa, that the place has to offer.

Hotel Zetta San Francisco

Hotel Zetta offers a different level of sophistication with its vibrant décor and sustainable architecture, which lends to an innovative, creative vibe, while the high-tech conveniences, oversized guest rooms and plush pillow-top beds keep things modern and always relaxed.

Located in the heart of San Francisco’s famously techy-savvy SoMa district and walking distance to Union Square, it’s a place where you can work, play, connect, get inspired or just simply get away from all the buzz.  Standard rate is at $359 per night.

Ivy Boutique Hotel Chicago

Located just steps from the Magnificent Mile, The Ivy offers a modern simplistic style with the privacy of a luxury residence and the services of a five-star hotel.  Enjoy a laid back evening at the Sky Terrace, Ivy’s roof top bar, or you can just stay in your room and order an in-room massage.  Staying at the Ivy for a night cost $299.

The Biltmore – Miami

Built in 1926, The Biltmore features 275 luxurious rooms including 130 spacious Mediterranean suites and two famed Presidential suites.  It is a National Historic Landmark so if you want to spend a night feeling like a nobleman, this may “suite” you well. Lowest rating is at $229 without taxes.