The Standard, East Village Hotel
Lower Manhattan, Manhattan, New York
“Downtown creative clubhouse”
Vibe
Guests enter through a classic tenement facade into an art-filled lobby buzzing with locals, creative types, and weekend DJ sets.
“Downtown creative clubhouse”
Carlos Zapata's curved glass tower rises from a nineteenth-century tenement, featuring Snarkitecture art installations and colorful retro guestrooms.
Activated downtown hangout spanning NO BAR with weekend DJs, the lush outdoor Garden, and sidewalk dining at Café Standard.
Floor-to-ceiling skyline views, four-hundred-thread-count Italian sheets, custom plush bathrobes, and Davines amenities in every room.
On Cooper Square where the East Village meets NoHo, steps from Bowery bars and cafes
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling windows wrap curved layouts with sweeping skyline views, paired with mosaic-tiled bathrooms and colorful retro Bauhaus furniture.
Backstory
Architect Carlos Zapata designed the twenty-one-story glass tower to rise directly from behind a preserved nineteenth-century brick tenement on Cooper Square.
Eat & drink
Dine on Mérida-inspired Mexican fare at Cuna, sip spritzes in the lush Garden courtyard, or catch DJs at NO BAR.
The neighborhood
Set right on Cooper Square, you are steps from NoHo boutiques, Bowery cocktail spots, and East Village record stores.
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