When it comes to Latin nightlife, everyone wants to spice things up, and what better way to add some salsa on the most important night of the year than at Manhattan’s Sofrito? For the first time, Sofrito and nocheLatina.com will be hosting “Noche de Celebracion: New Year's Eve 2010.”

From some of New York’s most glamorous fashion shows to lavish Manhattan Socialite weddings, Espace has experience in hosting the city’s best events. This ultrachic, sophisticated venue is sure to impress, especially on a day when they spare no expense.

Come and strut your stuff this New Year's Eve at one of New York City’s hottest venues, where you can celebrate this New Year's Eve in style. Last year's party was everything it promised to be, and this year it’s supposed to be even bigger. Meow!

Get those ice cubes ready – it’s going to be a HOT party! While your friends are bundled in their thickest and most unattractive scarves and jackets, you will be watching the ball drop live from multiple screens inside the venue.

Treat yourself to a true five-star experience this New Year's Eve in one of the top luxury hotels in New York City. New Years is about indulging, and if you're going to splurge, you may as well do it right.

Dank, dark, dirty – three words that come to mind when you think of the word “cellar,” correct? Not any more. Enter Cellar Bar, the swanky and sophisticated private escape in the Bryant Park Hotel, and a great choice for New Year's Eve 2010.

For those not interested in the club scene, the strobe lights or the fog machines, this is the New Year's Eve party for you. If you are looking for a holiday party at a “Cheers” type bar, ring in 2010 at the Village Pourhouse.

It’s no wonder that for New Year’s Eve 2010, 49 Grove is upping their game and throwing a party for the record books. For one thing, there will be not one, not two, but SIX DJs spinning until doors close at 8 a.m.

This celebrity hot spot – which has played host to Penn Badgley, Blake Lively, and Sean Penn, among many other Hollywood elite – is pulling out all the stops for New Year’s 2010. Seems like “one” won’t be the loneliest number this New Year’s Eve.