The Bowery Hotel

The Bowery Hotel is a design-led luxury hotel at 335 Bowery, on the boundary of the East Village and NoHo in Lower Manhattan. Washington Square Park, the shops of SoHo, the restaurants of the East Village and the galleries of the Lower East Side are all within walking distance, and the Bleecker Street and Astor Place subway stations are a short stroll away. Once a rough stretch, the Bowery has become one of downtown's most fashionable addresses, and the hotel is a leading symbol of that change. Its style blends vintage-inspired interiors, dark wood, rich textiles and antique furnishings, giving the lobby a clubby, residential feel. Rooms have large windows, and room types include the Deluxe Room, Superior Room, Suite and Terrace Suite, with terrace suites offering private outdoor space. Listed amenities include a restaurant, a bar, a garden, a fitness center, wifi and a concierge. The Italian restaurant Gemma is the hotel's dining anchor, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner in a relaxed, rustic-elegant setting, and the courtyard garden provides an outdoor space for warm-weather meals and drinks. The lobby bar and garden are popular with locals, so public spaces can be lively, especially in the evening. There is no spa or pool listed, so the hotel emphasizes style, dining and neighborhood access. Service is polished but relaxed, aimed at design-minded travelers, couples and creative professionals. Nightly rates in the $$$$ tier generally run from about $500 to $1,300, with Terrace Suites at the top of that range. The location is well suited to visitors who want to explore downtown's food and nightlife on foot. Airport transfers are easiest by taxi or car service, and Penn Station and Grand Central are reachable by subway.