Public Hotel
Bowery, Manhattan, New York
“High-voltage social hub”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
A glowing escalator tunnel carries you from Chrystie Street into a buzzing concrete lobby alive with evening social energy and cocktail crowds.
“High-voltage social hub”
Subterranean Artspace club nights, panoramic rooftop skyline cocktails, and an iconic illuminated escalator entrance tunnel.
Herzog & de Meuron raw concrete architecture with angled floor-to-ceiling windows and custom light-oak interiors.
A Chrystie Street address featuring Diego Muñoz Peruvian dining and landscaped Bowery courtyard gardens.
On Chrystie Street in the Lower East Side, steps from Bowery galleries, restaurants, and late-night spots
Rooms
Angled soundproof window bays frame lower Manhattan views, surrounded by raw concrete pillars and custom light-bleached oak millwork.
Backstory
Ian Schrager and architecture studio Herzog & de Meuron raised the raw concrete tower in 2017, eliminating traditional front desks entirely.
Eat & drink
Diego Muñoz serves Peruvian dishes in the courtyard at Popular, while craft cocktails and DJs draw evening crowds up to The Roof.
The neighborhood
Set on Chrystie Street, the front doors open onto the Lower East Side's dense grid of independent galleries and late-night haunts.
“Ian Schrager’s Public is a bold statement, aiming to deliver luxury-quality service and style at budget-friendly prices.”
The app
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