The Roxy Hotel New York
Tribeca, Manhattan, New York
“Downtown jazz cinema hub”
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Vibe
An eight-story skylit atrium anchors the scene, where live piano drifts past velvet banquettes and art-house cinema crowds gather downstairs.
“Downtown jazz cinema hub”
A multi-venue nightlife house with nightly live jazz at The Django and an art-house cinema.
An eight-story skylit atrium surrounded by mid-century rooms equipped with TEAC turntables and Smeg refrigerators.
Downtown cultural programming featuring rare thirty-five-millimeter film screenings and nightly sets by resident jazz musicians.
At the meeting point of Tribeca and SoHo, steps from downtown dining and nightlife.
Rooms
Mid-century rooms feature TEAC vinyl turntables with curated records, retro Smeg refrigerators, and bathrooms wrapped in geometric David Hicks wallpaper.
Backstory
Opened in 2000 as the Tribeca Grand, the property was reimagined in 2016 as an homage to the legendary 1920s Roxy movie palace.
Eat & drink
Descend into The Django for craft cocktails and nightly live jazz under vaulted brick ceilings, or share oysters in the buzzing central atrium.
The neighborhood
Set where Tribeca meets SoHo, quiet cobblestones and cast-iron lofts give way to downtown galleries, designer boutiques, and late-night bistros.
“Right in Tribeca, this hotel mixes retro style with hip modern amenities.”
The app
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