The Bowery Hotel

About The Bowery Hotel

Gemma, the Italian trattoria on The Bowery Hotel's ground floor, gives this address at 335 Bowery a social center of gravity. Chef Andrea Taormina's rustic, seasonal cooking comes with an extensive Italian wine list, while the lobby offers a separate setting for cocktails. Upstairs, marble bathrooms have antiqued brass fixtures and C.O. Bigelow bath products. Rooms range from compact 250-square-foot queens and kings to garden rooms with private terraces and larger suites. The 14th-floor Penthouse Terrace Suite adds a 650-square-foot terrace, giving its occupants an outdoor space bigger than many of the hotel's bedrooms. Complimentary bicycles offer another way to explore beyond the hotel's doors.

Why Celebrities Love The Bowery Hotel

A proper terrace is valuable currency in Manhattan. Here, it can turn the suite into somewhere to spend an unhurried afternoon, with a separate sitting room making an extended visit easier. Gemma adds the uncomplicated pleasure of Italian cooking below. The best argument for a high-profile stay is this tangible combination of outdoor room and a convivial restaurant.