Welcome to the city that never sleeps, where the hustle is real and the energy is abuzz. From the towering skyscrapers that paint the skyline to the street art of Bushwick, NYC's cool is etched into every corner. This concrete jungle is a living canvas where everyone's story is etched into its fabric. So, lace up those walking shoes and get ready to stroll through the larger-than-life Big Apple.
High Line Park: Walk the High Line, an elevated park built on a former railway track, offering stunning views of the city, contemporary art installations, and a serene escape from the bustling streets below.
Williamsburg, Brooklyn: Explore the hipster haven of Williamsburg, known for its vibrant street art, artisanal shops, and dynamic culinary scene. Take a stroll along the East River for views of Manhattan.
Bushwick Collective: Find the street art scene at the Bushwick Collective, an outdoor gallery featuring colorful murals and graffiti, reflecting the neighborhood's artistic spirit.
The Cloisters: Escape to The Cloisters, a branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art nestled in Fort Tryon Park. This medieval European monastery showcases an impressive collection of art, architecture, and gardens.
Staten Island Ferry: Take a free ride on the Staten Island Ferry for unparalleled views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the Manhattan skyline, offering a quintessential New York experience.
DUMBO: Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass is known for its cobblestone streets and waterfront views. DUMBO offers trendy boutiques, art galleries, and stunning vistas of the Brooklyn Bridge.
Greenwich Village: A historic neighborhood famed for its bohemian spirit, Greenwich Village is home to Washington Square Park, quirky shops, jazz clubs, and a vibrant LGBTQI+ scene.
Harlem: Experience the cultural renaissance of Harlem with its jazz clubs, soul food eateries, and the iconic Apollo Theater, showcasing legendary performances.
East Village: A hub of artistic expression, the East Village is characterized by its diverse community, vintage shops, and a thriving nightlife scene.
Whether you want to stay in the heart of SoHo, Lower East Side, or Midtown Manhattan, there’s four boutique Design Hotels properties to choose from in New York City.
11 Howard: A hotel with cutting-edge Scandinavian design and socially conscious hyperlocalism. It encapsulates the spirit of Soho, embraces artistic expression, and boasts a renowned restaurant with classic French cuisine.
The Ludlow Hotel: Nestled in the Lower East Side, The Ludlow Hotel has a private and personal feel, like a New Yorker’s downtown living space. It features signature chic industrial design, stunning views, and a trendy neighborhood setting.
The Whitby Hotel, Firmdale Hotels: Situated in Midtown Manhattan, The Whitby Hotel is a design masterpiece by Kit Kemp, boasting vibrant interiors, eclectic furnishings, and a prime location near Central Park.
Crosby Street Hotel, Firmdale Hotels: Its mix of contemporary style and warm comfort with a unique atmosphere in the heart of Soho, a neighborhood teeming with trendy boutiques, restaurants, and art galleries.
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