The Marlton Hotel
Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York
“Literary Parisian hideaway”
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Vibe
Broken-in leather club chairs flank a roaring wood-burning fireplace in the wood-paneled lobby, drawing a lively mix of local creatives.
“Literary Parisian hideaway”
A 1900 Village building where Jack Kerouac and Beat Generation poets lived and wrote.
Sean MacPherson's Parisian-inspired interiors feature herringbone wood floors, crown moldings, and brass bedside sconces.
A wood-paneled lobby lounge with a wood-burning fireplace, leather armchairs, and an intimate cocktail bar.
In Greenwich Village on 8th Street, one block north of Washington Square Park and lively cafes
Rooms
Compact, Paris-inspired quarters feature herringbone wood floors, ornate crown moldings, and marble-tiled bathrooms fitted with brass rain showers.
Backstory
During its single-room occupancy era, Jack Kerouac lived here and penned novellas like The Subterraneans in his modest quarters.
Eat & drink
Chez Nous serves steak frites beneath a 30-foot Cecily Brown mural, while the back cocktail bar pours classic drinks by firelight.
The neighborhood
Set on 8th Street in Greenwich Village, Washington Square Park sits just one block south past cafes and historic brownstones.
“So the historically inspired Marlton, the century-old Greenwich Village hotel which once hosted the likes of Jack Kerouac and Julie Andrews, is perfectly in character.”
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