The Hotel Chelsea
Chelsea, Manhattan, New York
“Bohemian artist sanctuary”
Vibe
Original artwork gifted by bohemian legends lines the corridors, anchoring a spirited atmosphere where past residents and modern travelers mingle.
“Bohemian artist sanctuary”
An 1884 Victorian Gothic landmark hung with original artwork gifted by former resident artists and poets.
Multiple lively rooms including the opulent Lobby Bar, historic El Quijote, and French-American Café Chelsea.
Bohemian interiors restored with vintage wrought iron balconies, brass-fitted marble bathrooms, and resident artworks.
On West 23rd Street in Chelsea, steps from art galleries, dining, and the 23rd Street station.
Rooms
Vintage wrought iron balconies frame West 23rd Street, complemented inside by deep marble bathrooms fitted with antiqued brass hardware.
Wellness
A rooftop spa and dedicated fitness center offer treatments and workouts perched high above the bustle of Chelsea's streets.
Backstory
Built in 1884 by Philip Hubert, the storied haven famously accepted paintings and poems from resident artists in lieu of rent.
Eat & drink
Sip cocktails in the plush Lobby Bar, dine on Spanish classics at El Quijote, or head downstairs for sushi at Teruko.
The neighborhood
Chelsea's contemporary art galleries sit just west, with the 23rd Street subway and bustling avenue dining right outside the front doors.
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