Warren Street Hotel
Tribeca, Manhattan, New York
“Maximalist Tribeca sanctuary”
Vibe
Robin’s-egg-blue steel and bright yellow trims rise over Tribeca, opening into a playful world of commissioned sculpture and vibrant custom textiles.
“Maximalist Tribeca sanctuary”
Robin's-egg-blue steel architecture framing Kit Kemp interiors filled with custom Christopher Farr textiles and commissioned sculptures.
Bespoke Spode china tea service, deep-soaking bathtubs, and suites opening onto private landscaped cedar terraces.
A 150-seat neighborhood brasserie and cocktail bar buzzing from morning breakfast through late-night drinks.
In Tribeca along cobblestone streets, a short walk from Hudson River Park and City Hall
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling metal-paned windows frame downtown views, while suites open onto landscaped cedar terraces beside marble baths with deep soaking tubs.
Backstory
Built from the ground up on a former parking lot, the cast-iron-inspired structure pays homage to the neighborhood’s nineteenth-century textile heritage.
Eat & drink
Warren Street Bar & Restaurant serves champagne afternoon tea on bespoke Spode china, transitioning to a buzzing brasserie by nightfall.
The neighborhood
Cobblestone streets lead past Tribeca cast-iron lofts and galleries toward Hudson River Park, just blocks from City Hall.
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