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Boutique Hotel Find: Duane Street Hotel NYC

Old New York meets European sensibility at Duane Street Hotel, a classy monochromatic boutique hotel in Tribeca, New York. I settled in the Executive King room for a couple of days and it was a delightful experience. The décor is bold, intelligent, modern, and chic, accented with a bit of savoir-vivre. I was quite fond of the interior design as it was spruce and not overly ornate.

The rooms are a reflection of New York City with 11-foot ceilings, ceiling-high windows, hardwood floors, and handsome black tufted headboards. Amenities are luxurious with bed linens by Bellino, plush terry bathrobes by Scandia, and bath products by L’Occitane. Duane Street Hotel is also pet-friendly, a cute and pleasant feature.

Duane Street Hotel resides amidst Tribeca’s classic cast-iron façades and revolutionized industrial-era warehouses, emanating a vogue loft feeling, quintessential for a creative living in New York City who has a penchant for style. One will discover cobblestone streets, fashion boutiques, a Michelin restaurant, and independent art galleries. It makes for an impeccable urban hideaway.

http://duanestreethotel.com/

Duane Street Hotel NYC
130 Duane St, New York, NY 10013
(212) 964-4600

(via URBANKOI)

Duane Street Hotel NYC - meltingbutter.com Hotel Hotspot

Duane Street Hotel NYC - meltingbutter.com Hotel Hotspot

Nana Tsay | Melting Butter ContributorUrban Koi is an art director, photographer, and scientist from New York City. Enticed by the hidden wistfulness and minimalism in urban life, she can be found with a camera in her hand, capturing the quiet, ephemeral moments in cities and writing about her adventures around the world. When she is not traveling, she can be found hiding behind a microscope at Columbia University, immersed in the scientific study of life. Her work weaves and interconnects the realms of art, travel, and science.

(All photos of Duane Street Hotel NYC by Urban Koi)

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