Faena New York
Chelsea, Manhattan, New York
“Theatrical High-Line spectacle”
Vibe
A soaring lobby with a white-and-gold spiral staircase sets a theatrical scene beneath Bjarke Ingels' twisting glass towers.
“Theatrical High-Line spectacle”
Sculpted twisting architecture by Bjarke Ingels framing bold theatrical interiors by designer Peter Mikic.
A dedicated cabaret theater, hidden speakeasy salon, and cocktail lounge opening onto the High Line.
Tierra Santa Healing House features an expansive hammam, infrared saunas, and eleven custom treatment rooms.
In West Chelsea adjacent to the High Line, steps from contemporary galleries and Hudson River Park
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Hudson River and High Line, paired with custom moiré wallcoverings and eucalyptus wood headboards.
Wellness
Tierra Santa Healing House centers on an expansive South American-inspired thermal circuit, complete with a traditional hammam and infrared saunas.
Backstory
Argentine hotelier Alan Faena transplanted his art-steeped theatricality to Manhattan, embedding his signature cultural vision within Bjarke Ingels' sculpted towers.
Eat & drink
Francis Mallmann cooks over open flames at La Boca, while cocktails flow onto a High Line terrace at The Living Room.
The neighborhood
Positioned directly along the High Line, West Chelsea's contemporary art galleries and the Hudson River waterfront sit right outside.
The app
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