The Bowery Hotel (New York City) - UPDATED 2017 Reviews - TripAdvisor Babysitting Official Description (provided by the hotel) The Bowery Hotel, a delightfully atmospheric luxury hotel in downtown Manhattan has opened its doors on the historic Bowery ushering in a new era of hospitality in one of New York's most exciting and desirable areas. Room types range from standard rooms to one-bedroom terrace suites, all of which boast hardwood floors, floor to ceiling factory windows and sweeping views of NYC. ... more less Additional Information about The Bowery Hotel Address: 335 Bowery, New York City, NY 10003-7138 Location: United States > New York > New York City > East Village , Manhattan Price Range: $412 - $628 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room) Hotel Class:4 star — The Bowery Hotel 4* Number of rooms: 135 Reservation Options: TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Booking.com, Travelocity, Agoda and MrandMrsSmith so you can book your The Bowery Hotel reservations with confidence.

We help millions of travelers each month to find the perfect hotel for both vacation and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers. Also Known As: The Bowery Hotel, New York City, NY - Booking.com The Bowery Hotel 335 Bowery, East Village, New York City, NY 10003, United States of America – This neighborhood is a great choice for travelers interested in food, restaurants, and museums – Check location Great location - show map Excellent location – rated 9.4/10! Rated by guests after their stay at The Bowery Hotel. *8.3* Astor Place: only 5 minutes away! (1,350 feet by foot) Bleecker Street: only 3 minutes away! (800 feet by foot) Broadway – Lafayette Street: only 5 minutes away! (1,150 feet by foot) *8.4* Cooper Triangle: only 4 minutes away! (950 feet by foot) Astor Place Subway Station: only 6 minutes away! (1,450 feet by foot) *8.8* Angelika Film Center NYC: only 6 minutes away!

(1,550 feet by foot) *8.7* McSorley's: only 5 minutes away! (1,300 feet by foot) Lock in a great price for The Bowery Hotel – rated 9.1 by recent guests! Enter dates Wonderful 9.1 /10 Score from 858 reviews Cleanliness Free WiFi 9.5 Wonderful place to meet with dear friends from 13 years ago! We ate every meal, drank, laughed... Lovely staff, delicious food. Thank you so much. Mrs, United States of America Pillows were fab, bed a little firm, loved the ambience and location of the hotel! The restaurant Gemma's was lovely and ate there on 3 occasions! My daughters favourite restaurant in NYC! Sonja, Australia Feels like home. Very cozy in the cold weather.?live the fireplace in the lounge.great Linda, United States of America Everything about the Bowery is perfect! The sraff is so accommodating even giving me the same room I had on my last visits (only on floor higher). Everything about the place makes you feel both at home and on a luxurious vacation Lauren, United States of America I like everything about this hotel!

Bed is so perfect, bathroom is perfect, hot water! Gorgeous bohemian decor and wonderful lounge for drinks with friends. You have the best hotel in NY! Marina, United States of America We have stayed there many times-everything is what we want-the room, the staff but the lounge area can not be surpassed for ambiance and pure relaxation Arnold, United States of America We arrived on a cold rainy day and got the warmest welcome ever. The lobby was so stylish and warm i could have stayed next to the fire place the entire winter. Especially loved the dark decor of the lift and our room was simply spectacular. Corner room on the 10th floor, bathroom with marble hot tub both had an amazing city views, the decor was well thought of. We couldn't wish for more and wouldn't like to stay anywhere else when in NYC. U&j, Malta Love the salmon appetizer. service is wonderful. love the interior of our room on every stay. the salon room is just the best!! Even though there are obviously business meetings happening, you still feel like you can come down and read a book by the fire. Melissa, United States of America Staff superb. Location amazing. Room perfect. Food delicious.

Coolest place. Fran, United Kingdom Staff was very accommodating and helpful,Lovely location and room Tammy, United States of America Free WiFi Get the celebrity treatment with world-class service at The Bowery Hotel Featuring a hip lobby bar, The Bowery Hotel is located at the intersection of the Lower East Side and East Village, 1,500 feet from the New Museum. Free WiFi access is available. Each room at this boutique hotel features floor-to-ceiling windows and city views. The industrial design is paired with residential loft-style amenities like hardwood floors, signature Oushak rugs and 400 thread count bedding. Every room also has a marble bathroom with rain showers, plush towels and luxury C.O. Bigelow bath amenities. There is 24-hour concierge service at The Bowery Hotel. Bicycle rentals are complimentary, as are newspapers, laptops and iPads upon request. Gemma, the on-site Italian restaurant, offers breakfast, lunch, dinner and cocktails. Brunch is offered on Saturday and Sunday, and 24-hour room service is also available. The Bowery Hotel is within walking distance of several music venues. Bowery Ballroom and Mercury Lounge are 2,650 feet away.

The nearest metro station is Bleecker Street, 950 feet away. East Village is a great choice for travelers interested in food, restaurants and museums. This is our guests' favorite part of New York City, according to independent reviews. In this area you can shop 'til you drop for popular brands like Apple, H&M, Zara, Prada, Ralph Lauren. This property also has one of the top-rated locations in New York City! Guests are happier about it compared to other properties in the area. This property is also rated for the best value in New York City! Guests are getting more for their money when compared to other properties in this city. We speak your language! The Bowery Hotel has been welcoming Booking.com guests since Jul 12, 2012 Hotel Rooms: 135 녡 “excellent quality of food” 63 related reviews 뀐 Located in the top-rated area in New York City, this property has an excellent location score of 9.4! 뀄 Free WiFi Guests consistently rate the WiFi as excellent 끸 Private parking available 넮 Great area for shopping!

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I already have a booking with this property Thank you for your time Your feedback will help us improve this feature for all of our customers Missing some facilities information? Yes / No Brilliant! Area Info – This neighborhood is a great choice for travelers interested in food, restaurants, and museums – Check location Great location - show map Closest Landmarks Broadway – Lafayette Street 0.2 miles McSorley's 0.2 miles Grand Central Station 1.9 miles Times Square 2.2 miles Statue of Liberty 3.8 miles Restaurants & Markets Please Don't Tell Cafe/bar 0.6 miles Union Square Greenmarket Market 0.8 miles Indochine Restaurant 0.3 miles Angel's Share Cafe/bar 0.3 miles Balthazar Restaurant 0.6 miles Cancellation/ prepayment Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to room type. Please enter the dates of your stay and check what conditions apply to your preferred room. Children and Extra Beds Any additional children or adults are charged USD 60 per night for extra beds. The maximum number of extra beds in a room is 1. Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.

Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay. Pets Free! Pets are allowed on request. No extra charges. Cards accepted at this property Hover over the cards for more info. Guests' Choice #18 out of 411 hotels in New York City , based on 608,796 verified guest reviews. The Fine Print Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. 눱 Read more Booking.com Guest Review Guidelines To keep the rating score and review content relevant for your upcoming trip, we archive reviews older than 24 months. Only a customer who has booked through Booking.com and stayed at the property in question can write a review. This allows us to verify that our reviews come from real guests like you. Who better to tell others about the free breakfast, friendly staff, or their comfortable room than someone who’s stayed at the property? We want you to share your story, with both the good and the not-so-good. All we ask is that you follow a few simple guidelines.

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Review Score the Bowery | district, New York City, New York, United States | Britannica.com district, New York City, New York, United States Written By: Wall Street The Bowery, street and section of Lower Manhattan, New York City , U.S., extending diagonally from Chatham Square to the intersection of Fourth Avenue and Eighth Street. It follows a trail used by the Indians in their skirmishes with the Dutch, which later became the road leading to Gov. Peter Stuyvesant’s bouwerie (“farm”). The street was named the Bowery in 1807. The city’s theatre life once centred there (1860–75), but by the 1880s the Bowery had degenerated into a skid-row area of cheap cafés, flophouses, saloons, dance halls, and pawnshops, patronized by ne’er-do-wells and derelicts .

The district’s sordid reputation was widely publicized after 1892 by the popular Percy Gaunt-Charles Hoyt song “The Bowery, the Bowery!” with its final refrain “I’ll never go there anymore.” Learn More in these related articles: 1 Reference found in Britannica Articles Assorted Reference significance of Stuyvesant (in Peter Stuyvesant ) External Links Corrections? Updates? Help us improve this article! Contact our editors with your feedback. MEDIA FOR: You have successfully emailed this. Error when sending the email. Try again later. Edit Mode District, New York City, New York, United States Tips for Editing Submit Tips For Editing We welcome suggested improvements to any of our articles. You can make it easier for us to review and, hopefully, publish your contribution by keeping a few points in mind. Encyclopædia Britannica articles are written in a neutral objective tone for a general audience. You may find it helpful to search within the site to see how similar or related subjects are covered. Any text you add should be original, not copied from other sources. At the bottom of the article, feel free to list any sources that support your changes, so that we can fully understand their context.

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The Bowery Boys have so much fun with New York City history I wish they operated a bar tour, because I imagine them sipping on Manhattans as they record their podcasts. If a straight trucker from the South listened to all episodes in one day... by Seighton ...it must be pretty a damned interesting podcast. And it is. It's informative and detailed, yet short and personalized. I parked the semi in Jersey and took a self-guided walking tour of the city last weekend, just based on some suggestions from the Bowery Boys. New York, New York, It's a Hell of a Town! by freerainbowhugs I love the idea of 'outsiders' presenting a history of New York. The perspective is a smooth blend of wide-eyed appreciation and well-researched knowledge. Can't wait for them to post a picture. It should be something 1950s classy to go with the theme song. Greg and Tom's delivery resembles a cabaret duo. The fun sound effects (love the tickles of the ivory and dog barks) help the gobs of information they dish out easy to digest.

Listeners also subscribed to The Bowery Hotel - New York City | Oyster.com Review Scene A nostalgic, velvet-filled lobby with a tucked-away bar, a hipster-friendly Italian restaurant, and flawlessly luxurious rooms The lobby of the Bowery Hotel is like a pair of pre-distressed jeans on a well-heeled hipster: Sure, the look is a bit contrived, but the pants are very flattering -- and damn if the overall effect isn't almost, well, perfect. With its Gothic arched fireplace , dark wood-slatted ceiling, faded oriental rugs, shabby-chic vintage (and faux-vintage) furniture, and wrought-iron detailing, the lobby of the Bowery Hotel is unlike any other in New York . The atmosphere is darkly brooding and richly nostalgic; you wouldn't be surprised to see the dandified thug played by Daniel Day-Louis in "Gangs of New York" stroll past velvet couches and tasseled brocade foot stolls, examine one of the strategically placed peacock feathers, and settle in to one of the leather club chairs with brass nailhead trim.

In fact, the Bowery tends to attract well-to-do guests in their 30s and 40s who appreciate the curated decor and are savvy enough to know that the neighborhood is no longer synonymous with Skid Row. On the other hand, they are no doubt attracted by its punk-rock and counterculture associations. After all, the Bowery (the neighborhood, not the hotel) was a stomping ground for Patti Smith, Joey Ramone, and William S. Burroughs. The heyday of those movements are decades in the past -- for example, CBGB's, the temple of punk that was once nearby, is gone -- but a few vestiges of the neighborhood's grittier days are still around. That street cred only helps with the cool factor here, and the hotel continues to draw a celebrity crowd: Shailene Woodley, former couple Joshua Jackson and Diane Kruger, Lorde, Kesha, and Kanye West have all been spotted at the hotel. The rooms themselves are also a big draw. Bright, comfortable, and ultra-luxurious, they bring Old New York to life by way of wood-beam ceilings, white brick walls, star anchor plates, and marble bathrooms with C.O.

Bigelow bath products and Marvis toothpaste. Given the glut of ultra-mod, glass-wrapped hipster hotels cropping up all over downtown Manhattan , including the Standard, East Village down the street, the nostalgic vibe here feels oddly fresh -- and refreshing. Location Located on the edge of the East Village within walking distance of Union Square and SoHo in a hip, mostly gentrified neighborhood that's managed to retain some of its original character. The Bowery , the street the hotel is located on and named after, is a mile-long avenue in Lower Manhattan that was for much of the last century associated with the down-and-out: the homeless, the drug addicts, and the punk rockers who often fell into both those categories. But these days the Bowery looks more like SoHo than Skid Row. Scene-y coffee shops, trendy clothing boutiques, and hip eateries now dot this once-desolate street. The area still has some edge and grit -- there's a homeless shelter down the street from the hotel, for example -- but thanks to the active foot traffic, it feels safe even late at night.

In fact, it's the juxtaposition of the old and the new, the modern and the gritty, that makes the neighborhood what it is today, even if the purists still mourn the closure of CBGB's, the temple of punk that used to be just a few doors down. Located on the edge of the East Village , and just two blocks south of the Standard, East Village , the Bowery is within easy walking distance of the Lower East Side , SoHo, and Union Square -- an ideal base, in other words, for exploring Manhattan's vibrant downtown nightlife scene. The one downside to the location: It's a bit of a hike to the subway. The F line (Second Avenue station) is the closest to the hotel, while the 6, B, D, F, and M lines (at Broadway-Lafayette station) are about an eight-minute walk. Guests could also walk 10 minutes north to Union Square to catch additional lines. Rooms Bright, immaculate, and beautifully appointed, these rooms are virtually flawless.

The 135 loft-like rooms are bright, beautiful, and comfortable -- all with New York City views from their floor-to-ceiling windows (guests staying in the hotel's Bowery One Bedrooms can also take in the views from 1,000-square-foot terraces ). The small details in every room shine: the white wood-beam ceilings, doilies draped over the backs of velvet chairs, custom Turkish sheets and wool blankets on the beds, and the brass fixtures, C.O. Bigelow bath products , Marvis mint toothpaste, Egyptian cotton towels and bathrobe, makeup mirror, and loofah in the marble bathrooms. Vintage Oushak rugs cover the dark hardwood floors. Modern features abound, too: Rooms come with 40-inch LED flat-screen TVs; suites feature a 46-inch LED flat-screen TV in the living room and a 40-inch LED flat-screen TV in the bedroom. (HBO and HBO2 are available, as are in-room purchase movies, but the hotel has an extensive DVD library with free movie loans.) All rooms have free Wi-Fi, iPod stereos , coffee and tea facilities, and air-conditioning.

Rooms don't have any dressers, but guests can request rollaway racks (as well as rollaway beds) for a fee. Cribs are free and fit into any room size. The hotel also offers babysitting services. Mic Drop: State Denies 'The Stand' Comedy Club a Chance on the Bowery | Bowery Boogie ‘New Territories’ Dessert Shop ups the Ice Cream Game in Hell Square Another built-for-instagram sweets shop just hit the Lower East Side. And it’s apparently the hottest new shop in Hell. Square, that is. New Territories sold out of product upon its opening Sunday night at 190 Orchard Street. They won’t be back for your dollar until tomorrow, according to a sign on the closed gate. Owned and […] Big Real Estate Plots Area Domination with ‘LES is More’ Summit at the Sunshine Cinema “L.E.S. is more.” This cringeworthy slogan, a played-out play-on-words, has long been co-opted by the real estate industry in order to sell the Lower East Side. Closer to home, the Lower East Side Partnership, whose singular mission is to increase property values for the area stakeholders, also employs the phrase.

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The full service vegan grocery will feature […] With the Debut of ‘S’zen Mixology Lounge’ this Week, Another THOR Spot for Embattled Hell Square Embattled neighbors call it one of the most problematic operators dotting Hell Square. One that seemingly gets away with everything. Somehow the Hotel on Rivington continues to open (and close) new establishments on-premise without the benefit of public scrutiny. The latest future grievance to arrive is a second-floor nightspot dubbed S’zen Mixology Lounge (i.e. scene + zen). […] Bandit in Klondike Hat Knocks Off 2 Chase Bank in Chinatown For the second time since Christmas, a Chase Bank on the Bowery has been knocked off. Police are looking for a man in a “Klondike hat” as lead suspect in both robberies, the latest of which transpired on Thursday.

The perp visited Chase Bank at 2 Bowery on Thursday at around 1:51pm, and slipped a […] Apparently the Junkies and Bowery Bums are Annoying Patrons at Whole Foods For years, the second floor of the Bowery Whole Foods has been a veritable hangout for all walks of life, from the upper crust to the homeless and downtrodden. Specifically the area around the corner from the artisanal cafe counters – on the Chrystie Street front – which houses a gaggle of tables and chairs. […] Sinking Sidewalk on Orchard Street a Continual Threat; This is How the City Reacts | Bowery Boogie Transportation / Sinking Sidewalk on Orchard Street a Continual Threat; This is How the City Reacts Sinking Sidewalk on Orchard Street a Continual Threat; This is How the City Reacts Share Posted on: July 29th, 2014 at 9:19 am by Elie Last modified on: February 13, 2015 at 12:07 am How deep must this corner pit sink before the city starts paying attention?

For months, the sidewalk at Orchard and Delancey has been gradually dipping below street level . Torrential downpours and excessive heat certainly exacerbate the situation. Our last depth measurement came in at five inches, and by all accounts, a liability waiting to collect. And this is so far the best the city can do. Stuff the problem with various traffic barriers and caution tape. The Fat Radish Changes it up with New Lunch Concept and Pintail Coffee Change is afoot in the Fat Radish empire. The modern British eatery at 17 Orchard Street is set to dish out a new “lunch concept,” and duly welcomes executive chef Nick Wilber back into the fold, to work alongside head chef Jared Dowling. Owners Ben Towill and Phil Winser had previously relocated Wilber to their Upper East Side […] ‘Birdhouse Repo’ Reminds us that Even the Animals Can’t Afford to Live in NYC Anymore To live in New York City is so expensive, even the birds can’t afford it. This truth is the creative mojo behind a new temporary art project coming to First Park this month. The incoming sculpture, aptly entitled “Birdhouse Repo,” is the work of city native Aaron Schraeter.

Simple yet brilliant, his goal was political […] MooShoes Full Service Vegan Grocery Opens at the End of the Month on Orchard Street MooShoes reopened back in September with a totally new look. The popular cruelty-free shoe shop divided its retail space at 78 Orchard Street, and is now getting into the food game. Quite literally narrowing the retail shopping experience allowed ownership to introduce Orchard Grocer, as we first reported. The full service vegan grocery will feature […] With the Debut of ‘S’zen Mixology Lounge’ this Week, Another THOR Spot for Embattled Hell Square Embattled neighbors call it one of the most problematic operators dotting Hell Square. One that seemingly gets away with everything. Somehow the Hotel on Rivington continues to open (and close) new establishments on-premise without the benefit of public scrutiny. The latest future grievance to arrive is a second-floor nightspot dubbed S’zen Mixology Lounge (i.e. scene + zen). […] Bandit in Klondike Hat Knocks Off 2 Chase Bank in Chinatown For the second time since Christmas, a Chase Bank on the Bowery has been knocked off.

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The Bowery itself is one of the original roads of New Amsterdam and the first road connecting the nascent Dutch settlement to outlying lands and settlements beyond Manhattan. The Bowery was created by the builders of the city-not just physically, but economically, politically, and culturally. The first Free African settlement in New York was made on the Bowery, paradoxically, on a street also populated concurrently by the wealthy European gentry. As New York was remade as a city of immigrants in the nineteenth century, the Bowery became a catalyst and incubator of subcultural expression for the Nativist Bowery Boy as well as German, Irish, Italian, Chinese, and Jewish immigrants; entertainers and performers; Gay New Yorkers; the transient and homeless; and artists and musicians of the twentieth century. Weekly List Search Page Properties are listed in the National Register of Historic Places under four criteria: A, B, C, and D.

For information on what these criterion are and how they are applied, please see our Bulletin on How to Apply the National Register Criteria the worst place for a wedding - Review of The Bowery Hotel, New York City, NY - TripAdvisor New York City, New York 1 review “the worst place for a wedding” Reviewed October 16, 2011 I didn't stay overnight, but I did attend a wedding here and it was absolutely without a doubt the worst ever. The event space itself is better suited for the Spanish Inquisition than a celebratory occasion. Long, narrow dark and depressing. The servers are rude, lazy and arrogant. Most stood around with empty trays and chit chatted with each other. The scant hors d'oeuvre were barely edible and only available for 5 minutes. The dinner food was also barely edible with bread that was cold, stale and wouldn't even be suitable for the local soup kitchen. A chicken dish that was dry cold and tasteless. Pasta that was so poorly prepared even pasta lovers passed. The steak was acceptable, but tough, and the wedding cake was absolutely disgusting. Like cardboard. Stale and tasteless. All served by a very snotty wait staff.

I guess they thought if you were dumb enough to have an event here even they could look down on you. Do not cater anything at this hellhole of place. Just awful...and @ $300 a person it can only be called a mega rip-off. Outrageous. Unless you're a masochist, stay away. Room Tip: go to another hotel. See more room tips “Another positive review of The Bowery!” Reviewed October 7, 2011 My husband and I were very happy with our choice of The Bowery. Great location for us as we spent a lot of our time downtown, but did walk to MOMA and broadway show from here, too; friendly & helpful doormen/bellmen!, nice city view from our very comfortable bed. Love the iron window frames. Very quiet on our floor and the lobby bar and lounge were great respites. Had requested an upper floor and a corner room--we got half the equation, which was nice to find upon arrival. Loved the amazing sheets and am wishing I wrote the brand name down! Think Coffee for morning coffee run was a block away. The decor won't appeal to everyone, but others have commented enough on that aspect.

We thought very cool and well done (maybe a tad in need of a bit of 'refreshment', but not bad). On the rainy Saturday afternoon we left, we were sad to leave the coziness of the hotel lobby/bar. It does feel like a 'hipster' hotel, but only in a good way and the clientele was varied. Stayed September 2011, traveled as a couple Value “Great Service, Beautiful Suite” Reviewed October 1, 2011 We stayed here for a long weekend (three nights) two weeks ago in a "Bowery Suite." Although I've never stayed at this hotel before, I went there when it was brand new and I was staying in Midtown and a friend was staying at The Bowery. I remember hanging out the beautiful lobby, and I checked out my friend's room, which although lovely, was tiny. So when we decided to stay here, I went with a suite. Usually a suite at hotel means a separate bedroom and living room. Our suite was one big room, with a small table and two chairs in front of the huge window, another seating area with armchairs and a sofa, and finally the bed, with a very cute Teddy Bear on it.

The room was very spacious and had the feel of a renovated industrial loft. The weather was pretty warm while we were there, so we had the windows open most of the time, and the street noise was pretty intense (and I say this as someone who lives in a very noisy neighborhood in SF). But NYC noise takes it to a whole different level. What is it with NYers and their car horns? Anyway, I bring all this up just to point out that once you close the windows, the noise pretty much disappears. The window also has black-out shades, and since the bed was awesomely comfortable this all made for a good night's sleep. We ordered room service several times, and the service was always prompt and professional, and the food was very good. Every hotel employee we encountered was friendly and helpful. When we called for things like a bucket of ice, help with the TV (the sound wasn't working and the cable box needed to be reset) we were always told, "We'll send someone up right away!" And they did! Staying in this neighborhood turned out to be a good choice for us, and we were within walking distance to several places where we had plans.

It's ridiculously easy to get a cab anywhere near the hotel when you need one. The doormen seem to take their titles very literally, and were constantly standing at the front doors opening them, but they didn't ever seem to be out on the sidewalk when we needed a cab, but like I said it was no problem getting one. I think our longest wait was about 30 seconds. All-in-all this was a great stay and a beautiful hotel, and we got great service. I'd definitely stay there again, and would probably try to get a suite with a patio if it was warm weather. We had a lot of plans in our short time there, so didn't have any time to hang around the common areas of the hotel to enjoy them, but just passing through on our way to our room, I couldn't help notice that all the guests/visitors look like movie stars, so good people watching! And last but not least, I miss the huge bathtub. After walking around the city all day, it was a great way to unwind.

Stayed September 2011, traveled as a couple Value “great location and great service” Reviewed September 18, 2011 Stayed at The Bowery for business for a nine nights....I loved my room on the 9th floor overlooking a park like area below. I requested a quiet room. I stayed at The Mercer last year and I didn't get one wink of sleep from all the noise. The bed was super comfy and I slept like a baby. The food from Gemma was good and consistent. My only disappointment was not reserving a room with a tub. My parents stayed one night in a corner room and they were very pleased with both the room (had a large tub) and the service. I indulged in two in-room massages by Aisha who was amazing. I come to NYC twice a year for fashion week and I have stayed at many boutique hotels. This is by far my hotel of choice. The whole staff was friendly, the concierge (Jamie) was most helpful with suggestions and making all my reservations etc. It is in a great location yet removed from the Soho/Noho crowds. The rooms are standard size for NY, no frills but a bit dusty.

The lobby was cool, hip and packed with various celebs. I highly recommend the Bowery and will return in February for a rinse & repeat. Room Tip: I would suggest a quiet room and on higher levels...A corner room is great too. See more room tips “I wish I could live in the Bowery Hotel.” Reviewed September 12, 2011 We stayed here for six days, and we loved everything about it. We had a corner room on the ninth floor. My husband is a light sleeper, and never had a problem even with the busy street below. We started every night with drinks in the lobby bar, which puts all other lobby bars to shame with its elegant, yet warm atmosphere. Guests of the hotel are assured a spot in the lobby, while non-guests may be turned away. There is a very popular Italian restaurant attached - we didn't actually eat there, but instead ordered it to our room after walking about 10 miles one day. It was delicious. And having never been to NYC, I was expecting people to be rude, but all of the staff makes sure that your visit is special. I think it is well worth the price.

Stayed October 2010, traveled as a couple Value “Worst night in a hotel ever” Reviewed September 9, 2011 This hotel was recommended to my by the conceirge at the Crosby Street because Crosby was full. Terrible mistake. There is a private party space on the second floor. My room was on the third. Checking in at 11 p.m. on a Wednesday night, the loud music and heavy cigarette smoke were already filling my $525 room. I called the front desk to complain. They said there were no other rooms available and not to worry-- the "private event" on the second floor would be over by 2 a.m. The ipod docking station did not work with my iphone, so I couldn't use my white noise app to try to drown out the pounding. It wouldn't have helped anyway because the whole room was shaking with every beat of the bass. I was all ready to have a frank discussion with the front desk upon checkout when they asked, "How was your stay?" but they didn't even ask. I was so tired and cranky and glad to be leaving, I didn't even bother trying to complain again.

Clearly, this hotel is not interested in business travelers and could not have cared less that my stay was miserable. It's an unusual business model for the "hospitality" industry, but it must be working for them--all the rooms had "Privacy Please" signs on them when I left at 8 a.m. I needed to print some documents before work. No business center here...closest is a FedEx store about 5 blocks north. But don't try to take a cab because there are none---at least not at 8 a.m. The doorman stood cluelessly in the street staring into the empty street when I asked him to get me a taxi. Eventually, I just walked. I did not give the place one star because, setting aside everything, it is clean and "comfortable." No ick factor---other than the thick and disgusting cigarette smoke which had largely dissipated by morning. Being able to open the window helped with that. I wish they had spent some time and money on sound insulation instead of focusing on making the brass fixtures look old. I am sure I would have appreciated the charm and vintage feel more if I had gotten more than a couple hours' sleep.

Room Tip: Avoid the third floor See more room tips Ask RosieMadison about The Bowery Hotel This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC. BoweryHotel, General Manager at The Bowery Hotel, responded to this review, September 21, 2011 Dear Guest, I hope that you received our email. We were extremely upset to learn of the experience you suffered while staying here. We understand how paramount it is for our guests to have a restful stay, the very least being an uninterrupted night’s sleep. Unfortunately, Fashion Week is the only time of the year when our event space is booked throughout the week and the events go on a little later – this also coincides with a sold out period in the hotel. Usually, our events end before midnight but they may run a bit later on the weekends. We are very conscientious though in regards to the type of events that we book and try our best to book those events that will not be disturbing to our guests.

With the design of the building, we are conscious that some event noise may be heard from the 3rd floor, but we always try to give our guests advance notice of this and try our best to move guests if they are being disturbed. As you were one of the last guests to arrive, the room on the 3rd floor was unfortunately the last room available. There is no explanation as to why our Front Desk didn’t ask about your stay. We pride ourselves on our interaction with our guests and our customer service. The lack of attention you received is not acceptable. Had we known that you needed documents printed for work, we would have offered to print them for you at the Front Desk. As for the iPod dock – thank you for alerting our attention to it. We had it fixed immediately. The level of service that you experienced does not at all represent the hotel that our frequent guests (many of whom are business travelers) have come to expect or the hotel we strive to be. I hope that you were satisfied with the offer we made in our email to you. Please feel free to contact us with any questions at all. Kind regards,

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