Nine Orchard
Chinatown, Manhattan, New York
“Restored Beaux-Arts clubhouse”
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Vibe
Creative downtown crowds gather beneath vaulted ceilings and pink Tennessee marble in a meticulous restoration of a 1912 Beaux-Arts bank.
“Restored Beaux-Arts clubhouse”
A 1912 Beaux-Arts bank meticulously restored, featuring original pink Tennessee marble and a rebuilt rooftop tempietto.
Loft-style rooms with heart pine floors, custom vintage furniture, and bespoke OJAS audio sound systems.
Ignacio Mattos' bustling Corner Bar and the soaring Swan Room cocktail lounge draw steady neighborhood crowds.
At the corner of Canal and Orchard in Dimes Square, steps from Lower East Side dining and Chinatown markets
Rooms
Residential rooms feature heart pine floors, restored crown moldings, and custom OJAS sound systems streaming stations curated by local DJs.
Backstory
Built in 1912 for immigrant banker Rabbi Sender Jarmulowsky, the landmark underwent a decade-long restoration that painstakingly rebuilt its lost rooftop tempietto.
Eat & drink
Chef Ignacio Mattos oversees the all-day Corner Bar and Swan Room, an opulent cocktail salon in the soaring former teller hall.
The neighborhood
Anchoring the lively corner of Canal and Orchard, you are steps from Dimes Square hangouts, Chinatown markets, and Lower East Side galleries.
“Nine Orchard transforms a Lower East Side landmark into a stunning, expertly renovated design oasis in the center of one of the best cities in the world.”
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