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Spring-Neighborhood-Guide.Pdf NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE Table of Contents NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE LOCATION & PARKING HOTELS SPRING THINGS Location & Parking GREENWICH The Heart of VILLAGE Manhattan SOHO TRIBECA THE NEIGHBORHOOD In the 1970’s, this formerly industrial neighborhood transformed into a haven for the city’s artistic community. Painters, photographers, and sculptures flocked to picturesque Tribeca and the once abandoned lofts became studios and homes to some of the most famous New York-based artists. Now, this trendy neighborhood known for its downtown chic vibes is a LOWER combination of industrial sensibility and simple sophistication set against the backdrop of some of the most famous dining, EAST SIDE shopping and nightlife that New York City has to offer. AIRPORTS LAGUARDIA AIRPORT (LGA) 10 MILES JOHN F. KENNEDY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (JFK) 17.5 MILES NEWARK LIBERTY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (EWR) 12 MILES SUBWAYS (MTA) 1 / 2 / 3 CANAL STREET 6 CANAL STREET N / Q / R / W CANAL STREET FINANCIAL DISTRICT J / M / Z CANAL STREET A / C / E CANAL STREET TRAINS LONG ISLAND RAILROAD, LIRR PENN STATION DUMBO NEW JERSEY TRANSIT, NJT PENN STATION METRONORTH GRAND CENTRAL Parking 4 3 2 8 1 7 5 6 GARAGE DISTANCE FROM SPRING 1. ICE HOUSE PARKING CORPORATION .1 MILES 2. WOOSTER PARKING CORPORATION .2 MILES 3. QUICK PARK .2 MILES 4. VINE PARKING .2 MILES 5. LOUIS PROVENZANO .2 MILES 6. EDISON PARKFAST .3 MILES 7. 74 HUDSON CORPORATION .3 MILES 8. SP+ PARKING .3 MILES Hotels Hotels 6 8 2 1 5 4 7 3 9 10 11 HOTEL DISTANCE FROM SPRING 1. SOHO GRAND .2 MILES 2. THE JAMES .2 MILES 3. THE ROXY .2 MILES 4. SHERATON TRIBECA .2 MILES 5. HILTON GARDEN INN .2 MILES 6. THE DOMINICK .3 MILES 7. THE GREENWICH .3 MILES 8. ARLO SOHO TOTAL .3 MILES 9. AKA SMYTH .4 MILES 10. THE CONRAD .9 MILES 11. THE BEEKMAN 1.0 MILES Soho Grand 310 WEST BROADWAY NEW YORK, NY 10013 CAPACITY 353 Rooms DESCRIPTION Cozy, stylish and spacious, our guest rooms and suites and two sprawling penthouse lofts relect the luxury and creative energy of the neighborhood. Standing 17 stories tall, most windows frame a stunning view of Downtown Manhattan. Original artwork is provided by the Howard Greenberg Gallery, while weathered accents, industrial- inspired furnishings and concrete ceilings reference SoHo’s working history. AMENITIES Fitness Center Bicycles Valet Parking In-Room Dining Grand Bar and Lounge, Club Room and Gilligan’s The James 27 GRAND STREET NEW YORK, NY 10013 CAPACITY 114 Rooms DESCRIPTION The James New York brings an inspired experience to SoHo. Located on the corner of Thompson and Grand, the property was conceived and designed as a locally infused, artistically approachable and warmly modern hotel. The James New York features a mix of local, national and international artists, both prominent and up-and-coming. AMENITIES Fitness Center The Jimmy Rooftop Bar Gitano Jungle Room The Roxy 2 6TH AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10013 CAPACITY 201 Rooms DESCRIPTION There are infinite ways that New York will take you out of your comfort zone – The Roxy’s guest rooms won’t. Featuring a mid-century modern aesthetic with hints of Art Deco and Regency that meets with Tribeca’s industrial heritage, accommodations exude maximum comfort and ocular enjoyment. AMENITIES Fitness Center Valet In-Room Dining Blackstones NYC Salon Bicycles The Roxy Cinema The Roxy Bar The Oyster Bar The Django Lounge Paul’s Cocktail Lounge Jack’s Stir Brew Coffee Sheraton Tribeca 370 CANAL STREET NEW YORK, NY 10013 CAPACITY 369 Rooms DESCRIPTION Situated amidst the trendy neighborhood of Tribeca and just a short walk to fashionable SoHo, historic and cultural Little Italy, our hotel welcomes you to stylish accommodations, exceptional amenities and a prime location in one of NYC’s most chic neighborhoods. AMENITIES Fitness Center Meeting Rooms Antica Ristorante Rooftop Club Lounge Starbucks Hilton Garden Inn 39 6TH AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10013 CAPACITY 151 Rooms DESCRIPTION Welcome to Hilton Garden Inn New York/Tribeca, located in the vibrant Tribeca neighborhood, home of the Tribeca Film Festival. Enjoy complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel and exercise in the hotel fitness room. Business travelers can take advantage of the hotel’s 24-hour Business Center, secure remote printing through PrinterOn® and spacious work desk in every guest room at our hotel in Tribeca, NYC. AMENITIES Fitness Center Business Center AOA Bar and Grill The Dominick 246 SPRING STREET NEW YORK, NY 10013 CAPACITY 391 Rooms DESCRIPTION As the only Five-Diamond property in New York’s SoHo neighborhood, this 46-story hotel offers guests unsurpassed accommodations and sweeping views of Manhattan and the Hudson River. As a testament to its prestige, The Dominick is one of three premier hotels in New York City to have made it into Preferred Hotel & Resorts’ Legend Collection. AMENITIES Babor Signature Spa Health Club & Outdoor Pool In-Room Dining Mezzanine Restaurant Cafe Mezz Bar D’eau Rooftop Bar The Greenwich 377 GREENWICH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10013 CAPACITY 88 Rooms DESCRIPTION Call it the snowflake effect. Unlike most hotels with cookie-cutter luxe rooms, each of the Greenwich Hotel’s is different. Denito’s team has done this right and after one night you’ll wish you could move right in. AMENITIES Locanda Verde Shibui Spa Pool Gym and Fitness Classes Drawing Room Bar and Courtyard Arlo Soho 231 HUDSON STREET NEW YORK, NY 10013 CAPACITY 325 Rooms DESCRIPTION Arlo Hotel is located in SoHo just north of Tribeca. Arlo SoHo offers thoughtfully designed guest rooms that combine flexible, modern furniture with efficient storage spaces and a range of play full touches. Plus, all the amenities you need to make it your home base in the city. The central courtyard provides a great gathering space while the rooftop offers splendid views of the Hudson River and beyond. AMENITIES SoHo Bodega The Courtyard The Library Arlo Roof Top (“A.R.T.”) Lobby Bar Harold’s Meeting and Event Spaces AKA Smyth 85 WEST BROADWAY NEW YORK, NY 10007 CAPACITY 100 Rooms DESCRIPTION AKA Tribeca welcomes stays of one night or longer and features 100 spacious, well- appointed guestrooms where visitors can unwind in spacious rooms, or step out of our luxury downtown Tribeca hotel to enjoy nights and weekends in the vibrant neighborhood. On-site luxuries include Little Park, a seasonally-inspired restaurant by James Beard-award winning chef Andrew Carmellini as well as a.bar, a high-end cocktail lounge. AMENITIES Lobby Bar Little Park Restaurant Fitness Center Valet In-Room Dining Meeting Rooms The Conrad 102 NORTH END AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10282 CAPACITY 463 Rooms DESCRIPTION Located in Manhattan’s famous Battery Park City, Conrad New York is close to some of the city’s most iconic landmark neighborhoods, including TriBeCa and SoHo. Conrad New York features a spectacular atrium and 2,000 pieces of stunning artwork on display throughout the hotel, providing an elegant escape from the bustle of the city. AMENITIES Fitness Center Atrio Restaurant Loopy Doopy Rooftop Bar Meeting Rooms Salvatore Barber Salon The Beekman 123 NASSAU STREET NEW YORK, NY 10038 CAPACITY 287 Rooms DESCRIPTION Old world glamour meets modern luxury at The Beekman – the centerpiece of Manhattan’s most dynamic and historical downtown neighborhood. AMENITIES Fitness Center Valet Temple Court Restaurant The Bar Room Augustine Restaurant In-Room Dining Alley Cat Armature Theater Spring Things 6 Spring 35 17 29 16 30 8 15 25 Things 34 27 2 4 21 9 14 13 1 20 18 32 19 23 RESTAURANTS SPAS & WELLNESS 24 33 12 10 1. FRENCHETTE 19. AIRE THERMAL BATHS 3 2. LOCANDA VERDE 20. HIGHER DOSE 31 22 3. THE ODEON 21. SHIBUI SPA 11 4. LE MERCERIE 22. ONDA BEAUTY 36 5. NOBU 23. JINSOON 6. CAFE ALTRA PARADISO 24. QUICK CRYO 28 BARS CULTURE & SHOPPING 7. SPRING PLACE 25. THE WEBSTER 5 8. LUCKY STRIKE 26. 10 CORSO COMO 9. ANOTHER ROOM 27. THE GUILD 10. PRIMO’S 28. 911 MEMORIAL 11. LITTLE PARK 29. THE NEW MUSEUM 12. WEATHER UP 30. LESLIE-LOHMAN MUSEUM 26 CAFFEINE & JUICE GYMS & FITNESS 13. GOTAN 31. SOULCYCLE 14. LA COLOMBE 32. Y-7 YOGA 15. KAFFE 1668 33. TRACY ANDERSON 16. JUICE PRESS 34. BARRY’S BOOTCAMP 17. PRESSED JUICERY 35. DOGPOUND 18. THE DRUG STORE 36. EQUINOX Just in case... HOSPITAL NEW YORK PRESBYTERIAN LOWER MANHATTAN HOSPITAL 170 WILLIAM STREET NEW YORK, NY 10038 POLICE PRECINCT NEW YORK POLICE DEPARTMENT - 1ST PRECINCT 16 ERICSSON PLACE NEW YORK, NY 10013 PHARMACY TRIBECA PHARMACY 19 6TH AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10013 POST OFFICE UNITED STATES POST OFFICE 350 CANAL STREET NEW YORK, NY 10013.
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