The Bowery Hotel
New York City, NY 10003
Phone: (212) 505-9100
Fax: (212) 505-9700
- Cross Street:
- Between E 3rd Street and E 2nd Street
- Directions:
- 6 at Bleecker St; F, V at 2nd Ave
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Editorial Review for The Bowery Hotel – by Julia Israel
The Scene
One step inside transports guests into a world that manages to contrast starkly with the neighborhood's deteriorating facades and hypermodern new constructions. Nineteenth century luxury fills the sprawling lobby space, beckoning guests to relax on plush crushed velvet sofas and high backed armchairs in taupe and rich browns. Under a wrap-around mural, a fireplace roars 24 hours a day, illuminating an otherwise dim space. The young, stylish public can slake their thirst at a bar on the mezzanine, accessible through a separate door and stairway so as not to disturb the privacy of hotel guests.
The Details
Light pours into the spacious rooms--including suites with private terraces-through floor to ceiling factory windows. Each room features a platform bed covered in 400-thread count sheets, 24-hour room service, a minibar, iPod stereos, DVD and CD players, and free wireless internet. Complimentary C.O. Bigelow products fill the shelves in the roomy marble bathrooms.
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Insider Tips
Know Before You GoThe marble bathrooms come with sunken tubs or roomy stall showers with rainfall showerheads. Be sure to request the option you prefer when making a reservation.
The ExtrasCopies of Time Out New York and New York Magazine are stocked in every room.
Save MoneyThe front desk houses a library of DVDs that guests can rent free of charge.
Where to SitGuests can lounge on a serene, private terrace in the back of the lobby, adjacent to the bar.
User Reviews for The Bowery Hotel
10/21/2007 Posted by futurelo
A fantastic place for a date or whatever. A dopey staff BUT great management makes up for it. Shit*y bar but a great outdoor space. OPT for a room with a patio
Pros: Great Views cool rooms
Cons: Restaurant OK, bar kinda lame
09/15/2007 Posted by nabelita
Stayed there recently and were treated very rudely by staff. We were seated in outdoor lounge having cocktails and were asked to move to an inside location because the outside was for hotel guests only. we informed the hostess that we were in fact hotel guests and received no apology. We were then ignored for the rest of the night by our waiter in a clear effort to get us to leave. Hotel rooms were nice but small and not as chic as one would expect for the price. I recommend staying one of the countless better hotels in NY.
Pros: location
Cons: service, value
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