The Greenwich Hotel
Tribeca, Manhattan, New York
“Tribeca wabi-sabi sanctuary”
MICHELIN Guide · Forbes Travel Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
An ivy-draped courtyard and fireside drawing room hung with paintings by Robert De Niro Sr. cultivate a quiet, residential enclave.
“Tribeca wabi-sabi sanctuary”
Reclaimed timber beams, Tibetan rugs, and an Axel Vervoordt penthouse rooted in wabi-sabi aesthetics.
A subterranean lantern-lit pool rests beneath the timber roof of a 250-year-old Japanese farmhouse.
Discreet residential service featuring a private guest courtyard, cozy drawing room, and custom Tibetan furnishings.
On a cobblestone Tribeca corner, steps from Hudson River Park and downtown restaurants.
Rooms
Reclaimed Civil War-era pine doors open to hand-laid Moroccan bathroom tiles, bespoke furnishings, and antique Tibetan silk rugs.
Wellness
The underground pool sits illuminated by lanterns beneath the timber frame of a 250-year-old Japanese farmhouse built without nails.
Backstory
Robert De Niro and partners built the Tribeca red-brick corner using twenty custom handmade shapes fired in Pennsylvania.
Eat & drink
Chef Andrew Carmellini serves rustic Italian cooking at Locanda Verde, while the private drawing room pours evening cocktails beside the hearth.
The neighborhood
Set on a cobblestone Tribeca corner, quiet cast-iron streets lead directly to Hudson River Park and neighborhood dining spots.
“An intimate Tribeca escape with One MICHELIN Key, the vibe is more like a friend's luxe apartment than a hotel room.”
“…its red brick facade rests among buzzing restaurants and boutiques just below Soho. In the midst of downtown vibes, the hotel is a hushed hideaway for well-knownguests.”
“…a principal element of The Greenwich’s myth-making is its commitment to what it calls “Old-World craftsmanship,” evident in the 10-foot ceilings and hand-carved moldings inspired by Parisian parlors.”
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