Now Now NoHo
NoHo, Manhattan, New York
“Bowery micro-cabin clubhouse”
Vibe
Striped archways frame a communal lobby where solo travelers trade city tips on the connections board or borrow vintage Game Boys.
“Bowery micro-cabin clubhouse”
Islyn Studio micro-cabins featuring striped archways, green herringbone tile, and Garnier-Thiebaut linens under acoustic baffles.
A 1917 brick Bowery lodging house reimagined as compact sleeping cabins across four walk-up floors.
A communal lobby lounge hosting an IRL connections board alongside vintage Nintendo Game Boy rentals.
On the Bowery in NoHo, surrounded by Lower Manhattan restaurants, bars, and galleries.
Rooms
Compact sleeping cabins channel European train berths, lined with Garnier-Thiebaut linens and topped by acoustic ceiling baffles.
Backstory
Built in 1917 as a Bowery flophouse, the brick building spent decades as a dry goods shop before its micro-cabin revival.
The neighborhood
Set directly on the Bowery, you step outside into NoHo’s lively corridor of independent art galleries, dive bars, and subterranean dining.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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