The Bowery Hotel
Bowery, Manhattan, New York
“Bohemian downtown clubhouse”
Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
Crimson velvet couches gather around a roaring stone fireplace in the dimly lit lobby, opening out to a brick-walled garden patio.
“Bohemian downtown clubhouse”
A fire-warmed lounge with crimson velvet couches, seasonal cocktails, and an attached brick-walled garden patio.
Industrial casement windows, reclaimed timber beams, Moroccan tilework, and hardwood floors topped with antique Oushak rugs.
Marble bathrooms with rainfall showers, 400-thread-count linens, evening turndown, and heavy brass keys with red tassels.
On the Bowery at the meeting point of the East Village, NoHo, and Lower East Side
Rooms
Factory casement windows frame downtown views across hardwood floors, layered Oushak rugs, and marble bathrooms with rainfall showers.
Backstory
Sean MacPherson and Eric Goode conceived the factory-gothic brick tower to channel the bohemian romance of old downtown Manhattan.
Eat & drink
Gemma serves rustic Italian pastas under exposed timber beams, while bartenders shake seasonal cocktails fireside in the velvet-clad lounge.
The neighborhood
Set right on the Bowery, you can wander easily into NoHo boutiques, East Village dive bars, or Lower East Side art galleries.
“Walking into the lobby at The Bowery feels like stepping back into a Gothic version of the 19th century—or at least, a movie set from someone with a gothic vision.”
The app
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