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In keeping with the original nautical theme from the 1960′s, each room in the hotel has a porthole window and is decorated with teak wood. In 2014, the hotel’s restaurant La Bottega closed to make room for La Sirena by Mario Batali. The Cabanas, open in the spring and summer, is on the rooftop and … read more
So much more than a hotel, Seafarers International House was founded in 1873 by the Augustana Lutheran Church as a mission to Swedish seafarers. Open to growth, this mission has evolved to include all manner of sojourners – of many nations and of many faiths.
This 15th Street location operates as … read more
What an unexpected surprise to walk into a hotel in the middle of 14th Street. Chelsea Pines has been in business for twenty-five years, filling their twenty-plus rooms with a long list of interesting characters. The inn’s rooms have recently been refurbished, and there is a small garden in the back. … read more
When we first visited the Walker Hotel, it was known as the Jade. The 1920’s speakeasy theme became obvious to us immediately as we entered the hotel and walked through the lobby, but it was quite fun to see that it was carried through to the guest rooms with their antique-looking rotary telephones … read more
From the bright yellow revolving doors, to the adorable little ice skating rink, to the bar, the lobby, the rooms with the views, this is quite the place to see and be seen. Located in the Meatpacking District, where so much of the city’s nightlife takes place, this hotel is definitely one of the more … read more
While walking along this quiet residential piece of 11th Street, it was a pleasant surprise to come across a brownstone that serves as a bed and breakfast. Since 1995, an interesting, eclectic crowd has come through the doors of the Larchmont – professors, movie critics, writers, and a large international … read more
This is an inexpensive, no-frills hotel located right in the heart of St. Marks Place.
