Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
SOHO AND TRIBECA
COSMOPOLITAN
95 W Broadway at Chambers St. Subway A, C, #1, #2, #3 to Chambers St.
1 888 895 9400 or 212 566
1900,
www.cosmohotel.com
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MAP
Great Tribeca location, with smart, well-maintained rooms at reasonable prices, this is one
of the best of the conventional hotels downtown.
$409.
CROSBY STREET HOTEL
79 Crosby St between Spring and Prince sts. Subway N, R to Prince St; #6 to Spring St.
212 226 6400,
It's expensive, but you get bright and spacious rooms set around a courtyard on the edge of
trendy Soho, with luxurious bathrooms, floor-to-ceiling windows and contemporary art
throughout. Rooms on the higher floors have spectacular views. Afternoon tea ($38) is
served all day in the drawing room.
$680.
SMYTH TRIBECA
85 W Broadway between Warren and Chambers sts. Subway A, C, #1, #2, #3 to Chambers St.
212 587
7000,
www.thompsonhotels.com
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MAP
One of the trendier boutiques in this part of town, with plush, contemporary design and fur-
nishings with classical and Art Deco touches; iPod docking station, plasma TV and large
bathroom (with Kiehl products) included.
$459.
TRIBECA GRAND HOTEL
2 Sixth Ave, between White and Walker sts. Subway #1 to Franklin St.
1 877 519 6600 or 212 519 6600,
Craving anonymity, the Tribeca Grand is unlabelled and tucked behind a brick facade. The
lounge is perfect for drinks and the rooms are stylish, yet understated, though each bath-
room boasts a phone and built-in TV.
$479.
THE LOWER EAST SIDE
BLUE MOON
100 Orchard St between Delancey and Broome sts. Subway F to Delancey St; J, M, Z to Essex St.
212 533
9080,
www.bluemoon-nyc.com
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MAP
Five-storey Lower East Side tenement transformed into a luxurious boutique, with rooms
named after 1930s and 1940s celebrities and decked out with period iron-frame beds and
the odd antique - rooms on the 6th, 7th and 8th floors also come with fabulous views
across the city. Continental breakfast and wi-fi included.
$295.
HOTEL 91
91 E Broadway. Subway F to E Broadway.
212 266 6800,
