Refinery Hotel
Midtown South, Manhattan, New York
“Garment District factory revival”
Vibe
Live jazz floats through the lobby lounge while the Garment District crowd gathers on the rooftop below the Empire State Building.
“Garment District factory revival”
A 1912 neo-Gothic Colony Arcade conversion preserving the millinery factory architecture of the historic Garment District.
An all-season rooftop bar facing the Empire State Building alongside live jazz nights in Winnie's lounge.
Stonehill Taylor loft rooms with twelve-foot ceilings, distressed hardwood floors, and vintage Singer sewing machine desks.
In the Garment District on 38th Street, two blocks south of Bryant Park
Rooms
Twelve-foot ceilings and distressed hardwood frame industrial lofts detailed with custom desks modeled after vintage Singer sewing machines.
Backstory
Built in 1912 as the Colony Arcade, this neo-Gothic tower once housed millinery workshops and Winnie McDonald’s ground-floor tea room.
Eat & drink
Cocktails pour beneath reclaimed water-tower timber at the rooftop bar, while Parker & Quinn dishes up American classics downstairs.
The neighborhood
Set in the historic Garment District, Bryant Park sits two blocks north with the Midtown bustle right outside the front doors.
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