What it is

A boutique hotel by Firmdale Hotels, celebrating contemporary art and design with unique touches throughout its 69 individually designed rooms and suites.

What it isn't

It isn’t a standard, minimalist hotel; this is an eclectic space bursting with color, art, and character.

What we think

The Warren Street Hotel, situated in the heart of Tribeca, is a joyful celebration of art and design. Every corner of the hotel is infused with the unique, whimsical style of interior designer Kit Kemp, featuring bold colors, eclectic patterns, and bespoke furnishings. The hotel's 69 rooms and suites each offer a distinctive ambiance, some with private terrace gardens and spectacular views of Lower Manhattan and the Hudson River. The brasserie-style restaurant, with its long pewter bar and commissioned overhead sculpture, serves beloved classics and seasonal dishes, quickly becoming a local favorite. The Orangery, adorned with a collection of Robina Jack ceramic plates and Martha Freud’s fungi-inspired ceramics, provides a cozy, colorful setting for dining. Guests can also relax in the Drawing Room, a space designed for unwinding with backgammon, chess, or a good book from the library. The Warren Street Hotel offers an inviting, imaginative retreat from the bustling city outside.

You're here because

You appreciate unique, art-filled environments and want to stay in a vibrant, creatively designed hotel in one of New York’s trendiest neighborhoods.

The Moment

Sitting at the pewter bar in the brasserie-style restaurant, sipping on a signature cocktail under the whimsical overhead sculpture, you feel a sense of joyful creativity that sets this hotel apart from any other.

Restaurants & Bars

Brasserie-style Restaurant: Serving much-loved classics and seasonal dishes in a cozy, art-filled setting.

The Orangery: A colorful, whimsical space for dining, featuring a collection of unique ceramics and bold decor.

Location

Located at 86 Warren Street, the hotel is nestled in the vibrant and creative Tribeca neighborhood. It's just a short walk from key attractions like the World Trade Center, the Oculus, and the 9/11 Memorial & Museum.