Washington Square Hotel
Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York
“Greenwich Village bohemian landmark”
Vibe
Hand-painted tiles and watercolor murals line the lobby, setting a relaxed, bohemian tone steps from the park.
“Greenwich Village bohemian landmark”
Opened in 1902, hosting Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Ernest Hemingway, and the Rolling Stones over legendary decades.
A Greenwich Village institution operating continuously on Waverly Place since 1902, long stewarded by the Paul family.
Murals by artist Rita Paul in hallways and bath products from neighborhood apothecary C.O. Bigelow.
On Waverly Place off Washington Square Park, amid Greenwich Village cafes, jazz clubs, and NYU's campus.
Rooms
Art Deco wooden furnishings anchor cozy quarters, paired with deep soaking tubs and toiletries from neighborhood apothecary C.O. Bigelow.
Wellness
The Serenity Suite provides a quiet space for custom facials and massage therapy, alongside a compact private fitness room.
Backstory
Originally opened in 1902 as the Hotel Earle, these halls once hosted Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, and the Rolling Stones.
Eat & drink
Cocktails and wine are poured in the cozy lobby lounge, framed by original paintings and a vintage Parisian wrought-iron gate.
The neighborhood
Set on Waverly Place, the front steps lead directly into Washington Square Park, jazz clubs, and Village coffeehouse culture.
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