The Greenwich Hotel

The Niro Spirit

Owned by Robert De Niro in the trendy neighbourhood of TriBeCa, The Greenwich is an unmissable boutique hotel in New York. A discreet haven for Hollywood stars, it stands out for its architecture and eclectic decor, making it a haven of peace for connoisseurs in the heart of vibrant NYC. The Greenwich Hotel is a one-of-a-kind "DECO" haven in New York. A magnificent red-brick building, it was designed by the famous New York architecture firm, Grayling. The hotel is indefinable, being both classic and trendy, chic and relaxed, Asian and European. The decor of each room is personalised and reflects a unique atmosphere. The Locanda Verde restaurant offers European cuisine hovering between a Parisian bistro and homemade Italian food. The Shibui Spa offers a zen ambiance with a Japanese-inspired decor, where it is customary to book a shiatsu massage by the light of paper lanterns. The Greenwich Hotel promises a very New York experience with the pleasant feeling of travelling in one and the same place.

STYLE

Difficult to classify, no two rooms are alike... A common thread: art deco energised by travel memories

SITUATION

In the south of Manhattan island, in the Tribeca district

CAPACITY

88 Bedrooms & Suites

HIGHLIGHTS

The hotel's atmosphere is unique with its mix of influences and styles, resulting in a most relaxed vibe

THE EXPERIENCES

  • At the hotel: Shibui Spa, swimming pool, Jacuzzi, fitness centre
  • Outside the hotel: Museums, shopping, sightseeing (Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty), Broadway shows, visiting Manhattan…

THE EXTRAORDINARY

The interior design of the Greenwich is well worth the detour. It offers a striking blend of vintage and custom-made objects from all over the world: silk rugs from Tibet, English bedding, Carrara marble, Moroccan zellige tiles... Treat yourself by booking the Fireplace Corner Suite with its cosy fireplace.

ETHICS

The construction of the hotel followed a very precise set of specifications: to blend into the neighbourhood seamlessly and use a maximum of high-quality and sustainable materials. The building was erected using hand-made bricks from Pennsylvania, the wood was reclaimed from old buildings destined for demolition or sourced from sustainable forests, and the glassware and mirrors were salvaged and repurposed...