Art Week and Fashion Week. After a summer retreat along the green coastlines, New York City is welcoming everyone back with a lineup of extraordinary hotels. Whether you are drawn to The Fifth Avenue Hotel’s bohemian flair or Baccarat’s sleek modern design, Whitewall invites you to explore hotel experiences as unforgettable as New York City itself.
Indulge in omakase at Aman, admire curated canvases at The Wall Street Hotel, or explore architectural gems housed in iconic structures, from the Beaux-Arts Tontine building to red brick towers and glass-clad high-rises.
The Bowery Hotel
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Located at a corner in the East Village, The Bowery Hotel stands tall as a rare gem in the neighborhood. The building offers panoramic city views, while the lobby welcomes guests with a wood burning fireplace, vintage rugs, leather chairs, and a ceiling rich in wooden detailing. The ambiance is a perfect fusion of luxury and character. Rooms feature an earthy palette—patterned curtains, green armchairs, and the option to book a terrace suit. Red chaise lounges are ideal for taking in sunsets or enjoying a quiet moment with a book.
What we love: Gemma, the Italian trattoria on the ground floor, offers seasonal bites and exceptional wine pairings.
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Baccarat
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In Baccarat’s 250 year history, its first hotel and global flagship opened right here in New York. Just steps from the Museum of Modern Art and Fifth Avenue, the hotel spans the first 12 floors of a sleek building that blends into the city’s skyline. Inside, you are met with a four-foot, always-burning fireplace and a 20-by-25-foot wall showcasing over 2,000 of the brand’s signature crystal glasses. Designed by Gilles & Boissier with architecture by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, the interiors strike a balance between French elegance and modern luxury. On the second floor, Chef Gabriel Kreuther serves Alsatian dishes that embody the brand’s commitment to refinement.
What we love: Treating ourselves to the La Mer Baccarat Facial.
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Aman New York
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Housed in the iconic Crown Building—once the first home of the Museum of Modern Art—Aman New York masterfully blends East and West aesthetics. Its crown like finial gleams gold above Midtown, adding a regal touch to the skyline. Inside, materials like oak, walnut, bronze, and steel are softened by plush furnishings, rugs, and curated art. Floral arrangements inspired by Ikebana invite calm and stillness amid the city’s buzz. Guests can unwind in the expansive three-story Aman Spa, which includes treatment rooms, a cryotherapy chamber, and a serene 65-foot indoor pool surrounded by fire pits and daybeds. Dining options include Nama, Arva, the subterranean Jazz Club, and the Lounge Bar.
What we love: A multi-course omakase experience at Nama.
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The Fifth Avenue Hotel
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Situated between the Empire State Building and Madison Square Park, The Fifth Avenue Hotel offers a colorful reinterpretation of Gilded Age glamour. Transformed by Martin Brudnizki Design Studio, this historic mansion is now a visual feast of patterned wallpaper, vibrant hues, textured fabrics, and whimsical touches. Guests enter through a dramatic double-height lobby adorned with antique mirrors, marble floors, and arched windows. At the heart of the space are two striking cabinets of curiosités, filled with eclectic treasures that spark wonder and speak to a spirit of discovery. A tapestry by artist Pae White adds a contemporary twist, while vibrant blues, yellows, and greens spill into every room. The design celebrates bohemian romanticism and encourages guests to slow down and engage with their surroundings.
What we love: Sipping a classic cocktail at The Portrait Bar, steeped in rich character and charm.
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The Maritime
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In the heart of Chelsea, The Maritime Hotel redefines nautical style through a modern, elevated lens. Its signature porthole windows face the vibrant streets of Manhattan’s creative district. The lobby is anchored by a 16th century stone fireplace, oak beam ceilings, and a storied nautical mural. Rooms feature wood paneled walls, seafoam tiles, and butterfly motifs, evoking the charm of a vintage ocean liner. Luxurious details like marble accents, deep bathtubs, and C.O. Bigelow amenities add a layer of sophistication to this maritime escape.
What we love: The Terrace Penthouses feel like a pirate’s perch above the city, offering sweeping views from a private balcony.
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The Wall Street Hotel
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Located at Manhattan’s southern tip, The Wall Street Hotel occupies the historic Beaux-Arts Tontine building. The exterior’s grand arches and windows give way to a refined interior of marble and brass, rich textiles, and a calm modernity. Art is integral to the space, including a collaboration with Australia’s APY Art Centre Collective, which features works by leading Aboriginal artists exploring nature, storytelling, and ancestral tradition. The result is a deeply immersive, culturally rich experience. Moreover, dogs are welcome—a rarity in the city—with amenities like a doggy bed, toys, and a water bowl provided.
What we love: The Bespoke Bath Turndown Service in the Carnegie or Otto suites transforms your evening into a serene escape.
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