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In the ever-evolving landscape of New York City's hospitality scene, a new kind of hotel experience is quietly yet confidently redefining what it means to stay in luxury. The Manner, located on a tranquil, tree-lined street in SoHo, is not just another upscale hotel—it is a bold reimagining of how we travel, rest, and connect. With its unassuming elegance, deeply personal design, and sense of quiet exclusivity, The Manner feels less like checking into a hotel and more like being welcomed into the home of a particularly stylish and generous friend.

Design Meets Emotion

The vision behind The Manner was brought to life by Hannes Peer Architecture, an acclaimed Milan-based studio known for its thoughtful balance between vintage elements, modern lines, and a distinct European sensibility. The design philosophy runs deeper than aesthetics—it embraces warmth, tactility, and intimacy. Everything, from the sculptural lobby artwork by Giovanni De Francesco to the ceramic columns by Ben Medansky in The Apartment, has been selected to invite emotion, provoke thought, and stir a quiet sense of wonder. The hotel doesn't shout for attention. It whispers, "Welcome home."

The building itself rises twelve stories above SoHo's iconic lofts, boutiques, and galleries. Despite its urban location, the interiors manage to create an atmosphere of complete escape. Layered textures, muted tones, handcrafted finishes, and ambient lighting come together to envelop guests in a cocoon of serenity. It is both a sanctuary from the energy of the city and a sophisticated lens through which to view it.

Thoughtfully Curated Living Spaces

The Manner comprises 97 rooms and a penthouse suite that truly elevates the concept of refined lodging. Each room is appointed with care, offering handcrafted details such as marble bathrooms, velvet-lined wardrobes, and custom ANIM linens. Glassware by MaxID sits alongside Costa Brazil's sustainably sourced bath amenities, emphasizing the hotel's commitment to both beauty and ecological responsibility.

Unlike most luxury hotels, The Manner has consciously omitted televisions in its rooms. This isn't an oversight—it's a statement. Guests are encouraged to embrace the quietude, engage with their surroundings, and savor moments of reflection. Of course, for those who request it, a television can be discreetly arranged. But the ethos is clear: this is a place to disconnect from noise and reconnect with self.

The accommodations range from Classic Rooms to Corner Studios and the exquisite Duplex Penthouse. Each layout serves a different kind of guest—from solo travelers seeking calm and inspiration to couples indulging in a romantic escape. Common across all categories is an understated elegance, seen in mirrored walls, dimmable lighting, and integrated Dampf audio systems. No detail is overlooked, yet nothing feels excessive. Luxury, at The Manner, is delivered not through abundance but through precision.

Culinary Experiences by Alex Stupak

Integral to The Manner's identity are its three distinct culinary venues, all under the direction of James Beard nominee Chef Alex Stupak. Known for his inventive and deeply flavorful approach to cuisine, Stupak brings both depth and delight to the dining experience.

On the ground floor is The Otter, a relaxed and charming neighborhood restaurant that specializes in fresh seafood. Ingredients are sourced with intention, honoring the season and the supplier. The atmosphere is lively yet never overwhelming, making it a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Outdoor seating offers a seamless extension of the restaurant into the neighborhood, blurring the line between indoors and out.

Upstairs, past a marble staircase that quietly announces itself with confidence, guests find The Apartment and Sloane's. The Apartment is an exclusive lounge-like space for hotel guests and their friends—a place where mornings begin with breakfast and evenings close with aperitivo hour. It feels more like a friend's impeccably curated living room than a hotel lounge. The space is intimate, with bespoke furnishings and art pieces that invite conversation and curiosity.

Next door is Sloane's, The Manner's signature cocktail bar. Tucked away like a jewel box, it offers a refined drinking experience in a lush setting. Whether sipping on an artisanal spritz or a house-aged Negroni, guests find themselves slowing down, savoring the moment, and immersing in the atmosphere. It's the kind of bar where one arrives for a drink but ends up staying for the conversation.

A Rooftop Above It All

While New York City is famous for its rooftop bars, The Manner's rooftop stands apart—not for its flash but for its serenity. Reserved exclusively for hotel guests and their companions, this rooftop is a place to retreat, reflect, and take in the city from a higher, quieter perspective.

In the morning, it's ideal for a tranquil coffee or tea, a place to prepare for the day in peace. As the sun begins to set, the golden-hour light spills across the skyline, casting SoHo in a warm and cinematic glow. Evening drinks feel ceremonial here, not performative. The rooftop becomes not a place to be seen, but a place to truly see. This is one of New York's best-kept secrets in plain sight.

Wellness, Redefined

True luxury takes care of body and soul, and The Manner does both with effortless grace. Guests enjoy privileged access to Spencer's Spa, where treatments focus on holistic wellbeing. The spa is an extension of the hotel's ethos: intimate, thoughtful, and deeply rejuvenating.

Additionally, guests receive daily access to a nearby high-end fitness club, offering everything from personal training to group classes. Whether you are an early riser with a strict wellness routine or a traveler needing a moment of movement between meetings, The Manner ensures your needs are met—quietly, effectively, and without fuss.

Sustainability and Purpose

In a world where conscious travel is more important than ever, The Manner stands as a model of what modern luxury can look like. Sustainability is woven into the property at every level, from its construction to its day-to-day operations. The transformation of 58 Thompson Street into The Manner was guided by Green Standards, ensuring that 100% of the materials used were repurposed responsibly.

Inside the rooms, LED lighting and sensor-based HVAC systems reduce energy waste. Bath amenities are provided in partnership with Costa Brazil, a brand known for clean beauty and ethically sourced Amazonian ingredients. Obeetee rugs, crafted to SA 8000 sustainability standards, add softness underfoot while standing as proof of ethical design. Even the slippers—by Lenys World—represent The Manner's commitment to sourcing with care.

At The Manner, sustainability isn't a marketing trend. It's an integrated part of its identity. Here, luxury and environmental responsibility are not mutually exclusive—they are inseparable.

A Community Within the City

What sets The Manner apart most of all is its spirit. Despite its polished appearance and sophisticated offerings, the hotel manages to feel entirely human. Staff are warm, discreet, and genuinely caring. The experience is curated, not orchestrated. Moments of delight happen organically: a chef's welcome amenity, a perfectly selected book on the nightstand, or the way morning light dances across the marble bathroom.

This is a hotel that invites you not just to stay, but to belong. There's a quiet community here, built on mutual respect, curiosity, and the desire for something more meaningful than just another night in New York. It attracts those who appreciate beauty but don't need to broadcast it. Those who travel not to escape life but to engage with it more fully.

The Jewel of SoHo

In the end, The Manner is more than a destination—it's an experience, a mindset, a new way of inhabiting the world. In a city that moves at the speed of ambition, The Manner dares to offer stillness, connection, and thoughtful design. For travelers seeking more than amenities, more than opulence—for those seeking presence and elegance in equal measure—The Manner is the answer. Here, hospitality is not an industry; it's an art. And The Manner is its most refined expression.