Boutique hotel with stylish design and spacious rooms offers a warm lobby featuring a cafe and bar. Rooftop bar buzzes with a funky, green vibe and city views, creating a lively spot to relax. Comfortable beds and complimentary morning coffee add to a clean, hip atmosphere.
Rooftop offers a very beautiful view that guests can enjoy even outside regular hours. Rooms on higher floors, like the 12th and 16th, provide amazing views that stand out.
Rooms feature minimalist and unique designs with comfortable beds. The hotel itself stands out with its gorgeous and distinct style.
Good to know
Free wine is available from 5 to 6 PM for hotel guests.
The rooftop bar closes at 12 AM, but drinks can be ordered until 11:45 PM.
Guests are charged a $30 "curation fee" daily.
Rooftop bar offers unmatched NYC skyline views with igloos and patio heaters for warmth. Atmosphere feels crowded and condensed, not ideal for socializing. Unique features include rooftop swings and a token system for food pickup.
Spectacular views of the Empire State Building and the Manhattan skyline dominate the scene. An indoor spot on the 20th floor offers excellent views when weather turns bad.
Enjoying a burger and a drink with Empire State Building views creates a truly unique atmosphere. Interior balls with blankets and jackets offer a cozy experience even in cold weather.
Good to know
Entry to the rooftop bar is free before 8 PM on Saturday nights.
Customers should book a table in advance to ensure seating.
The venue charges $15 per person for entry.
Dimly lit basement bar offers a speakeasy vibe with live jazz and Cuban music enhancing the chill atmosphere. Rooftop provides breathtaking views of the Empire State Building and a unique cityscape backdrop. Cocktails are phenomenal and eclectic, complementing the intimate, cool setting.
Rooftop offers a breathtaking view of the Empire State Building. The atmosphere stays serene with stunning city views all around.
Cocktails highlight unique ingredients and gorgeous presentation. Both locations share a chic ambiance that feels upscale yet relaxed.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially for busy nights.
Cocktails cost between $21 and $24, tax included.
A 20% gratuity is automatically added for parties of four or more.
Fine dining space blends Colombian influences with a modern, elegant design and an immersive atmosphere. Warm lighting and a curated playlist create an inviting vibe. Guests experience a mix of creativity and sophistication, with a focus on detailed presentation and unique menu offerings.
Impressive views include a clear sight of the Empire State Building. The overall vibe complements the scenic atmosphere well.
Dishes combine creativity with thoughtful presentation. The atmosphere feels immersive, mixing fine dining with artistic flair.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for weekend dining.
A $395 charge applies for large parties; clarify the policy beforehand.
The tasting menu offers a more exclusive dining experience; inquire about it.
Small spa space offers dry sauna, steam room, and a unique snow room with limited seating. Atmosphere stays serene and calming, creating a zen vibe that contrasts with the city outside. Boutique-style fitness studio features large windows with a city view, blending relaxation with light activity.
Large windows provide a gorgeous view of the Empire State Building. The cityscape visible during yoga and barre classes creates a beautiful setting that lightens the workout atmosphere.
Facilities include a hamam, snow room, sauna, and salt room that offer distinct experiences. Treatment rooms also have unique designs.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for treatments to ensure availability.
The cancellation policy charges fees for late cancellations.
Access to the spa requires going through the hotel lobby.
Rooms offer floor-to-ceiling windows with Empire State Building views and private balconies on high floors. Ambiance is sophisticated and inviting with elegant dรฉcor and soft lighting, while rooftop areas provide trendy pool and restaurant spaces. The hotel is dog friendly and features a gym with city views and gender-neutral bathrooms.
Modern design shapes the entire space with a unique decor that stands out clearly.
Good to know
The Queen Supreme brunch happens every Sunday at the Everdene.
The best time to get a spot at the pool is early morning from 8 to 10 am.
The pool gets rented out on weekends from 10am-3pm.
Industrial style furnishings mix modern and vintage elements with unique design quirks and luxury views of the Empire State Building. The atmosphere is quiet and dark, with bass-heavy music in public areas that can be intense. Fashionable youth gather around amenities like Stumptown Coffee and Rudy's Barbershop, creating a hip but subdued vibe.
Rooms on higher floors offer stunning views of the Empire State Building. Windows frame the building beautifully, creating a breathtaking sight from inside. Some rooms also look out on nearby buildings, adding to the cityscape.
Decor blends modern and vintage styles, creating an inviting ambiance. Rooms feature tongue-in-cheek wall art, hidden messages, and interesting layouts that give each space a unique vibe.
Good to know
The hotel charges a destination fee that feels like a scam.
There is a hidden facilities fee of about 40 dollars a day.
Many of the rooms don't have hot water but they don't tell you this when you check in.