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The Bowery Hotel
At a Glance
- quirky, fun location
- happening bar and lobby-lounge area
- celebrity sightings
- interesting views
Pros
- gritty neighbors
- rooms aren't luxurious
Cons
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The Bowery Hotel Review
The Bowery Hotel is like an English hunting lodge in Manhattan, warmed by rich tapestries, fireplaces, and chandeliers—and there's no shortage of Brits, who flock to the property; the only thing missing is a trusty hound. The mood created by the red-coated doormen, clubby bar, and trendy address makes this one of the hottest hotels—or lobbies, at least—of the moment. Sadly, rooms upstairs don't maintain the richness of the lobby: they're simple, with floor-to-ceiling industrial-style "factory windows" and Manhattan views. Rooms and suites with terraces have an outdoor shower and lounge chairs for relaxation with a city view. Gemma restaurant fronts the hotel and is a popular weekday dinner/weekend brunch spot.
2011 Fodor's 100 Hotel Award Winner
Bowery Hot Spot
A lonely outpost on the Bowery when it opened a few years ago, the Bowery Hotel is now smack dab in the middle of some of the East Village's best nightlife. The after-hours theme continues inside, where the hotel mimics the feel of an English gentleman's club with leather couches and a roaring (if faux) fireplace. But instead of ascot-clad gentlemen, you'll find stylish young jetsetters traipsing through the Bowery's lounge and outdoor patio bar. Gemma, the expansive and cozy Italian restaurant that's part of the hotel, completes the Bowery's insular, yet cushy vibe.
- Address: 335 Bowery, at 3rd St.East Village, New York, NY 10002 | Map It
- Phone: 212/505-9100
- Website: www.theboweryhotel.com
- Subway: 6 to Bleecker; B, D, F, M to Broadway/Lafayette.
- Location: East Village
Contact Information
- 135 rooms, 25 suites.
- Rate includes no meals.
- Credit cards accepted.
Hotel Details
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