The Broome Hotel
Lower Manhattan, Manhattan, New York
“SoHo courtyard sanctuary”
Vibe
A Moroccan-tiled open-air atrium centers this discreet Federal townhouse, decorated with original artworks by Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
“SoHo courtyard sanctuary”
A central open-air Moroccan-tiled courtyard connects fourteen residential rooms redesigned by Sonoé Architecture Studio.
An 1825 Federal-style red-brick townhouse in SoHo, preserved from its earlier life as artists' lofts.
Personalized townhouse service paired with Bellino Italian bed linens, bespoke bath amenities, and complimentary garment pressing.
In SoHo between Crosby and Broadway, steps from boutiques, cast-iron lofts, and late-night bistros.
Rooms
Soundproof windows shut out downtown noise, while interiors feature Bellino Italian linens, marble rainfall showers, and quiet courtyard patio views.
Backstory
Built in 1825 by George Dutch, the red-brick Federal townhouse spent decades as artists' lofts before its boutique transformation.
Eat & drink
Chef Moshe Masarty serves French-Mediterranean plates at Broome Restaurant, alongside quiet courtyard breakfasts of truffle scrambled croissants and pastries.
The neighborhood
Tucked between Crosby and Broadway, cobblestone streets lead straight into SoHo's cast-iron corridor of independent boutiques and late-night bistros.
The app
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