Crosby Street Hotel

Crosby Street Hotel is at 79 Crosby Street in SoHo, Manhattan, New York City, United States, on a quiet cobblestone block between Spring and Prince Streets. The setting places guests among SoHo's cast-iron buildings, boutiques and galleries, a short walk from Nolita, Little Italy, Greenwich Village and Tribeca, and close to the Prince Street station on the N and R lines, the Spring Street 6 station and the Broadway-Lafayette hub. The hotel is part of the Firmdale Hotels group, founded by Tim and Kit Kemp, and its interiors are known for bold colour, mixed patterns, contemporary art and eclectic furnishings that are characteristic of the group's design approach. The building is a new-build in the style of SoHo's warehouse architecture, with large windows that flood the rooms with light. Rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows, generous proportions and richly decorated interiors, and the categories include Deluxe Rooms, Junior Suites, Loft Suites and the Penthouse, some with terraces. Dining is offered in Crosby Bar and the hotel's restaurant, which serve breakfast, afternoon tea, lunch and dinner in colourful surroundings, and the courtyard garden provides a quiet outdoor space that is rare in SoHo. The hotel has a private screening room, used for film screenings and events, and a fitness centre. Free wifi is included. Service is warm and attentive in the Firmdale tradition, and the concierge can arrange gallery visits, shopping and restaurant bookings. The hotel is popular with fashion, film and design industry guests, and with couples and leisure travellers who prefer boutique character to a large-scale hotel. Nightly rates typically run from about $600 to $1,500. The cobblestone block is quieter than SoHo's main streets, though weekend crowds gather nearby. Guests interested in shopping will find designer boutiques, independent galleries and cafes on the surrounding streets, all reachable on foot within minutes.