Best for
Consider The Greenwich for a stay with your dog, with Hudson River Park and the Tribeca Dog Run within walking distance.
Best for
Consider The Greenwich for a stay with your dog, with Hudson River Park and the Tribeca Dog Run within walking distance.
What makes it special
Choose Shibui Spa's Traditional Japanese Shiatsu if you prefer to remain fully clothed, with pressure and stretching applied without massage oil.
Room to consider
Book the Courtyard Suite for its double-basin vanity, so two of you can get ready without taking turns at the sink.
Insider tip
Keep celebration photos inside your reserved accommodation, as the hotel does not permit photography or recordings in its public areas.
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At 377 Greenwich Street, The Greenwich Hotel feels closely tied to Tribeca rather than set apart from it. Its brick exterior meets the neighborhood at a quiet scale, while the interiors bring together collected furniture, handmade surfaces and rooms that resist a standard hotel template. This is a downtown New York address for travelers who value character and privacy as much as a central location.
The hotel's 86 rooms and suites are individually appointed. Locanda Verde connects the property to the neighborhood's dining life, while the Drawing Room and open-air courtyard are reserved for hotel guests. Below street level, Shibui Spa houses a heated indoor pool. Those distinct spaces give a stay here two rhythms: an outward-looking base for New York and a more sheltered place to return to.
This room faces the inner courtyard and has a king bed. It is listed at about 350 square feet. You have a soaking tub and a shower. The smaller Courtyard Room has only a shower.
Minibar snacks, water and soft drinks are included in your stay. There is a Nespresso coffee setup, with tea on request. High-speed Wi-Fi keeps your own devices connected.
PressReader gives you digital access to newspapers and magazines from around the world. You can also request printed newspapers. Calls within the US and abroad are part of the hotel's standard amenities.
You can ask for help to pack or unpack when you arrive or leave. The house car serves short downtown New York trips when it is available. When you book, select the king-bed room with a soaking tub. Other Courtyard rooms differ in size and bathroom setup.
This room faces the inner courtyard and has a king bed. It is listed at about 350 square feet. You have a soaking tub and...
French doors and a Juliet balcony overlook the hotel's inner courtyard from this room. The current Courtyard King layout measures about 295 square feet. A handcrafted Savoir king bed is the center of its sleeping area.
Each room is individually furnished, with custom pieces, Siberian oak floors and handwoven rugs. The Juliet balcony frames the view; it is not a furnished terrace where you can sit outside.
A walk-in rain shower and marble vanity form the main bathroom features. The tile design varies by room. This shower-only category suits a stay where a soaking tub is not essential.
Wireless internet and a minibar with snacks, water and soft drinks are included. There is a Nespresso setup, and tea can be brought on request. PressReader provides digital newspapers and magazines. The selected Courtyard Room rate does not permit an extra bed.
French doors and a Juliet balcony overlook the hotel's inner courtyard from this room. The current Courtyard King layout measures about 295 square feet. A...
The Superior Greenwich Room pairs a Savoir king bed with a sitting area and working desk. Around 425 square feet allow space for both. Depending on the room, the windows face the inner courtyard or the streets of Tribeca.
Siberian oak flooring, handwoven rugs and custom furniture give each interior its own character. The bathrooms have individual tile designs and a marble vanity.
The ordinary room rate includes a walk-in rain shower. A separate ADA rate provides a roll-in shower with grab rails and a hand-held shower head. Select that rate and confirm the access features you need before booking.
Minibar snacks, water and soft drinks are included, as are wireless internet and a Nespresso setup. Tea can be requested. Some ordinary rooms can take an extra twin bed or crib by prior arrangement. Adjoining room options also need confirmation from hotel reservations.
The Superior Greenwich Room pairs a Savoir king bed with a sitting area and working desk. Around 425 square feet allow space for both. Depending...
A deep soaking tub adds a second bathing option to the Soaking Tub Superior Room. The bathroom also has a rain shower and marble vanity. This roughly 425-square-foot room comes with a Savoir king bed.
A sitting area and working desk provide places to read or work. Each interior has custom furnishings, Siberian oak flooring and handwoven rugs. Views vary between the inner courtyard and Tribeca streets.
The selected rate does not allow an extra bed. If you need more space for separate sleeping arrangements, an adjoining ordinary Superior King Room is an option to discuss directly with hotel reservations. Availability must be confirmed for your stay.
Included amenities cover wireless internet and minibar snacks, water and soft drinks. Nespresso coffee is set up for you, with tea on request. PressReader offers digital newspapers and magazines, and printed newspapers can also be requested.
A deep soaking tub adds a second bathing option to the Soaking Tub Superior Room. The bathroom also has a rain shower and marble vanity....
A generous sitting area and work desk give the Deluxe Greenwich Room space beyond the bed. It measures about 475 square feet and has a Savoir king bed. Views face either the inner courtyard or the streets of Tribeca.
Custom furnishings sit on Siberian oak floors, with handwoven rugs adding texture. Each room has its own design, so the arrangement varies within the category.
The tiled bathroom has a marble vanity and walk-in rain shower. Some rooms also include a deep soaking tub. Confirm a tub when booking if that is central to your choice.
Your stay includes high-speed Wi-Fi and minibar snacks, water and soft drinks. A Nespresso setup is provided, with tea available on request. Some layouts allow an extra twin bed or crib in advance. Adjoining Deluxe King or Superior King rooms must be arranged through the hotel.
A generous sitting area and work desk give the Deluxe Greenwich Room space beyond the bed. It measures about 475 square feet and has a...
Two sets of French doors with Juliet balconies frame the inner courtyard from the Studio Suite. Its roughly 650 square feet include a Savoir king bed and sitting area. These balconies provide an outlook rather than a furnished outdoor terrace.
Hardwood floors, handwoven rugs and custom furnishings shape the individually designed interior. The sitting area gives you room to read beside the courtyard-facing doors.
Carrara marble and a mosaic floor line the bathroom. A freestanding deep soaking tub sits alongside a separate walk-in rain shower and double vanity. Some suites have a small private sauna, while one has an additional half bathroom. Request a specific layout if needed.
Nespresso coffee and high-speed internet are included, together with minibar snacks, water and soft drinks. A crib can be requested before arrival. The selected Studio Suite rate does not allow an extra bed.
Two sets of French doors with Juliet balconies frame the inner courtyard from the Studio Suite. Its roughly 650 square feet include a Savoir king...
A generous entry leads into the Courtyard Suite's separate sitting room and wet bar. Two sets of French doors with Juliet balconies look over the inner courtyard. The suite measures about 630 square feet, with a Savoir king bed in a separate bedroom.
Custom furniture, hardwood floors and handwoven rugs give the rooms an individual setting. A café table sits by the wet bar, providing a place for coffee away from the bedroom.
The Moroccan-tiled bathroom has a double marble vanity, walk-in rain shower and extra deep soaking tub in an alcove. A separate powder room brings the total to one and a half bathrooms.
Your stay includes Nespresso coffee, wireless internet and minibar snacks, water and soft drinks. An extra twin bed or crib can be requested in advance. Packing and unpacking help is also available on request, while the house car serves downtown trips when available.
A generous entry leads into the Courtyard Suite's separate sitting room and wet bar. Two sets of French doors with Juliet balconies look over the...
Floor-to-ceiling windows bring Hudson River views into the Corner Suite's living and dining area. A separate bedroom has a Savoir king bed. At about 900 square feet, the suite also includes a wet bar and work desk.
Custom furnishings, hardwood floors and handwoven rugs carry through the individually designed rooms.
The Carrara marble bathroom pairs a double vanity with an extra deep soaking tub in a marble alcove. A large walk-in rain shower and bidet complete the bathing layout.
Coffee from the Nespresso setup, wireless internet and minibar snacks, water and soft drinks are included. Extra twin beds or cribs can be requested in advance. A two-bedroom Corner Suite is a separate adjoining option, which must be arranged for the booking.
Floor-to-ceiling windows bring Hudson River views into the Corner Suite's living and dining area. A separate bedroom has a Savoir king bed. At about 900...
A working stone fireplace is the focus of the Fireplace Corner Suite's living room. Floor-to-ceiling windows look towards the Hudson River. The roughly 900-square-foot layout includes a separate bedroom with a handcrafted Savoir king bed.
A dining area, wet bar and work desk give the living space several uses. Hardwood floors and handwoven rugs sit beneath custom furnishings, with each suite arranged in its own way.
Carrara marble surrounds the bathroom's double vanity and deep soaking tub. The tub is set within a marble alcove, and a large walk-in rain shower is separate.
The minibar includes snacks, water and soft drinks, and a Nespresso setup is provided. Wi-Fi is included too. An extra twin bed or crib may be requested before arrival. Two-bedroom configurations require a separate adjoining room arrangement. Packing and unpacking assistance is available on request.
A working stone fireplace is the focus of the Fireplace Corner Suite's living room. Floor-to-ceiling windows look towards the Hudson River. The roughly 900-square-foot layout...
A queen bed and deep soaking tub define the selected Greenwich Room. The room is listed at about 395 square feet. A separate walk-in shower gives you the choice of a bath or shower during your stay.
High-speed wireless internet is included for your own devices. Minibar snacks, bottled water and soft drinks are also part of the stay. A Nespresso setup covers coffee in the room, while tea is available on request.
PressReader gives digital access to newspapers and magazines from around the world. Printed newspapers can be requested as well. Domestic and international phone calls are included among the hotel's standard room amenities.
Packing and unpacking help can be arranged on request. The house car is available for short trips within downtown New York, subject to availability. The selected Greenwich Room does not allow an extra bed.
A queen bed and deep soaking tub define the selected Greenwich Room. The room is listed at about 395 square feet. A separate walk-in shower...
Tribeca rewards time on foot. Former industrial buildings, smaller streets and a strong restaurant scene give this part of Lower Manhattan a different pace from Midtown. The hotel sits near the Hudson River waterfront, with SoHo and the Financial District also within the wider downtown orbit. It suits guests whose plans move among galleries, meals, meetings and walks rather than around a single landmark.
That setting is part of the decision. A traveler planning most days around Midtown museums and theaters may prefer to stay farther north. Here, the appeal is to begin and end the day in Tribeca, then use the rest of the city as needed. The surrounding streets feel lived in, and the hotel's scale lets it participate in that neighborhood character.
No two of the 86 accommodations are alike, although the current room list gives useful points of comparison. Courtyard King rooms face the inner courtyard through French doors and a Juliet balcony. Superior King rooms add a sitting area and desk; a separate version has a soaking tub. Deluxe King rooms provide more space. A particular layout or bathroom feature should be chosen by category, not assumed across the hotel.
Custom furnishings, hardwood floors and handwoven rugs lend the rooms their residential quality. Tile and marble bathrooms carry the same attention to material. The mix is more interesting than a uniform design scheme, but it also means guests should look closely at the room they book. A courtyard outlook, a deeper bath and a larger sitting area answer different needs.
For a longer stay or more room to spend time indoors, the suites make a meaningful step up. The Studio Suite has a sitting area and French doors toward the courtyard; some, but not all, have a private sauna. Corner Suites separate the bedroom from a living room with a dining area and wet bar, and the hotel describes Hudson River views for that category. The view is a reason to choose the category, not a promise for every room.
Two-bedroom versions of the Studio and Corner Suites give families or friends separate sleeping space without sacrificing a shared place to gather. The hotel's accommodation pages also show that cribs or extra beds can be requested in advance for relevant rooms. Families should choose by actual bed arrangement and bathroom configuration rather than by the broad label of a suite.
The Greenwich Duplex and North Moore Duplex take the residential idea further. Both have two bedrooms, a kitchen, a dining area and soaring atelier windows. In the Greenwich Duplex, a lofted office and separate service entrance add practical flexibility. The North Moore Duplex has its own distinct bathroom and wellness features. These are substantial layouts for guests who expect to spend real time at the hotel, not just sleep there.
At the top of the range, the TriBeCa Penthouse has up to three bedrooms, a full kitchen and generous outdoor terraces. Designer Axel Vervoordt and architect Tatsuro Miki shaped its interiors around a quieter, more elemental aesthetic than the already varied rooms below. It is a particular residence within the hotel, with features such as a rooftop spa pool that do not belong to the standard room experience.
The larger accommodations make sense for an extended visit, for travelers working in the city, or for a group that wants shared space without booking separate hotel rooms. Their differences are substantial enough to merit a careful look at floor plans. The hotel's charm lies partly in variety; choosing the right configuration matters more here than it would in a property where every room follows one plan.
Locanda Verde is the hotel's public-facing restaurant, a lively Tribeca tavern centered on Italian cooking. Its neighborhood audience changes the feel of dining here: the room belongs to the city as well as to hotel guests. A meal can be part of the stay without feeling confined to a formal hotel restaurant, and its presence gives the Greenwich an easy connection to street life.
Guests have a different option in the Drawing Room, Colonnade and courtyard. These dining spaces are reserved for hotel guests. The Drawing Room offers the ease of a living room, while the planted courtyard creates an unusual open-air pause in this dense part of Manhattan. They are valuable because they give guests somewhere to linger between plans without leaving the property.
The distinction between public restaurant and private guest spaces is central to the hotel's character. Locanda Verde has the energy of a neighborhood meeting place; the Drawing Room and courtyard let guests withdraw from that energy while still enjoying the restaurant's cooking. It is a useful balance for someone who wants access to New York's social life without making the whole stay feel public.
Shibui Spa changes the pace again. Wood, stone and water give its below-street setting a calm, spare quality. The heated indoor pool and relaxation lounge sit beneath the roof of a centuries-old Japanese farmhouse, alongside treatment rooms and changing areas with steam and rain showers. The spa's influence is evident in the materials and atmosphere, rather than simply in a list of treatments.
The pool is an especially distinctive part of a downtown hotel stay, but spa use has its own rules. Shibui also welcomes non-hotel guests for treatments, with different limits on their use of the spa and pool facilities. Treatments and pool access should therefore be considered separately; neither the setting nor a treatment booking is a promise of unrestricted pool time.
A fitness center provides equipment for guests who prefer a regular workout, with instruction available through the hotel. The hotel limits the gym to guests aged 16 and above, while children in spa and pool areas need adult supervision under its published policy. For families, that distinction matters more than a vague claim that the whole wellness area is equally suited to every age.
The Greenwich Hotel is most compelling when the stay itself matters alongside the city itinerary. Its individually designed rooms ask for a little more thought at booking, but reward it with a space that feels specific. The courtyard and Drawing Room give hotel guests privacy, Locanda Verde keeps the address connected to Tribeca, and Shibui offers a quieter counterpoint to a day outside.
It is less about the broad service inventory of a large Manhattan hotel than about the relationship among neighborhood, room and shared spaces. For a visitor who wants a polished downtown base with a distinct sense of place, that combination is the reason to choose it. The most useful decision is which accommodation fits the stay: a compact courtyard-facing room, a suite with separate living space, or one of the residences above.
Domestic and international phone calls are included with your stay, making it easier to contact people abroad without hotel calling charges.
Locanda Verde offers a separate spirit-free cocktail selection, giving you a considered drink choice when you prefer to skip spirits.
PressReader access and printed newspapers on request let you follow the news in your preferred reading format while staying in New York.
377 Greenwich Street, New York, NY 10013, United States
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Yes. The Greenwich Hotel is a strong choice for travelers who want a private, characterful stay in downtown Manhattan. It has 88 rooms and suites, a Tribeca location, Shibui Spa, a heated pool, Locanda Verde, and a residential mood.
The Greenwich Hotel is at 377 Greenwich Street in Tribeca, downtown Manhattan. The location works well for SoHo, the West Village, Hudson River walks, the Financial District, galleries, restaurants, and downtown nightlife.
The Greenwich Hotel has 88 rooms and suites, each designed with an individual residential feel. The smaller scale suits guests who prefer privacy, service, and personality instead of a large Midtown hotel atmosphere.
The hotel is known for its Tribeca character, highly individual rooms, quiet service, and strong sense of place. It feels more like a private downtown retreat than a standard luxury hotel, which is central to its appeal.
Shibui Spa is the hotel's Japanese-inspired wellness space beneath the building. It has treatment rooms, a relaxation lounge, steam and rain showers, and a calm design shaped by wood, water, and stone.
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