Walker Hotel Tribeca
Lower Manhattan, Manhattan, New York
“Industrial-chic downtown hideaway”
Vibe
Mid-century Pierre Jeanneret chairs and a marble fireplace give the split-level lobby lounge a stylish, lived-in downtown energy.
“Industrial-chic downtown hideaway”
Mid-century furnishings by Pierre Jeanneret and Hans Wegner paired with herringbone wood floors and industrial brickwork.
Nightly live jazz at subterranean speakeasy Saint Tuesday, alongside a seasonal rooftop bar overlooking Cortlandt Alley.
An 1899 Renaissance Revival ribbon factory converted into guest rooms, retaining original iron shutters and exposed concrete.
At the meeting point of Tribeca, SoHo, and Chinatown, right along historic Cortlandt Alley.
Rooms
Compact layouts pair herringbone parquet floors and whitewashed brick with marble walk-in rain showers and crisp Frette linens.
Backstory
Built in 1899 as a ribbon and button factory, architect William H. Birkmire’s Renaissance Revival building still showcases its original iron shutters.
Eat & drink
Head down to Saint Tuesday for nightly live jazz and craft cocktails, or grab Argentine pastries from Mostrador NYC upstairs.
The neighborhood
Set along cinematic Cortlandt Alley, the hotel puts the gallery spaces of Tribeca, SoHo boutiques, and Chinatown dining within easy reach.
The app
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