Step through the door at Warren Street Hotel in downtown TriBeCa, and you'll find a jewel box of bright and bold colours, patterned fabrics and intriguing works of art. The sister hotel to Crosby Street in SoHo and The Whitby in Midtown, the two-MICHELIN-Key property is a celebration of contemporary design featuring more than 700 pieces of art and craft, commissioned by Founder and Creative Director, Kit Kemp.
At the heart of the hotel is The Orangery, a light-filled and romantic space perfectly designed for weddings. Accommodating up to 50 guests for a seated ceremony, up to 60 for a private dinner or 100 for a standing cocktail reception, the space can be tailored to suit your celebration. Featuring a captivating collection of British art and craft, you'll find illuminated ceramic pots created by Martha Freud, hand-painted furniture from the British muralist Melissa White and bespoke chandeliers that evoke a woodland canopy hanging from the vaulted ceiling.
The hotel's kitchen is led by Head Chef Diego Chaparro, who brings more than a decade of culinary experience, including mentorships under MICHELIN-starred chefs Daniel Boulud and John Fraser. His dishes are layered with British influences that nod to Warren Street Hotel's heritage, as well as Peruvian and Hispanic elements that honour his upbringing.
For wedding nights, bridal parties and favoured guests, our 69 bedrooms and suites are each individually designed in Kit's inimitable style; you'll find intricately embellished headboards, one-of-a-kind antiques, luxury marble and granite bathrooms and gorgeously upholstered sofas and chairs. Several suites feature landscaped terraces and gardens, planted with a nod to an English meadow and featuring classic views of Downtown Manhattan.
On the ground floor, you'll find Warren Street Bar and Restaurant — a lively neighbourhood spot offering globally inspired dishes and an excellent cocktail menu. Residents also have access to the charming Drawing Room and a top-floor terrace, with spectacular views of Downtown Manhattan. The roof terrace and the restaurant can also be booked for private events.
“Nestled among restored redbrick warehouses in Lower Manhattan’s creative Tribeca, our glass-fronted powder shadow blue new-build, once an open-air parking lot, is an ode to creative design and contemporary art, as well as to the neighbourhood’s textile industry roots”
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