The Manner
SoHo, Manhattan, New York
“Milanese modernist haven”
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Vibe
Saturated lacquer, bespoke art, and a guest-only salon create the relaxed intimacy of an art collector’s private Milanese residence in downtown Manhattan.
“Milanese modernist haven”
Hannes Peer pairs saturated lacquer palettes and brass switchgear with custom murals by Elvira Solana.
Costa Brazil amenities, custom marble baths, screen-free bedrooms, and complimentary evening aperitivo in The Apartment.
Intimate cocktails at Sloane's, seafood at The Otter, and drinks across the private guest rooftop.
On Thompson Street in SoHo amid downtown fashion flagships, designer boutiques, and bustling cafes
Rooms
Bedrooms are deliberately screen-free, finished with high-gloss lacquer, custom marble baths, and brass switchgear alongside Costa Brazil bath products.
Backstory
Milanese architect Hannes Peer made his hotel debut by reimagining the storied 60 Thompson site into a rich study of mid-century Italian design.
Eat & drink
Chef Alex Stupak oversees seafood at The Otter beneath hand-painted murals, while Sloane’s pours martinis alongside a firelit guest lounge.
The neighborhood
Tucked along cobblestoned Thompson Street, the hotel sits steps away from SoHo’s cast-iron facades, designer flagships, and sidewalk cafés.
“Drenched in shades of ochre and warm reds with varied textures of ceramic, cement, and tile throughout, it’s a “nostalgic utopia”… combining Gio Ponti-esque Milanese mid-century modernism with glamorous Soho flair.”
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