The Roxy Hotel New York

The Roxy Hotel New York: boutique hotel and cultural epicenter in Tribeca

The Roxy Hotel New York is a luxury boutique hotel located at 2 Sixth Avenue, on the cobblestone corner that marks the boundary between Soho and Tribeca in Manhattan. The property presents itself as a destination dedicated to music, film and art, with an offering that combines accommodation, dining, nightlife and its own cinema.

Rooms and suites

The hotel has 201 accommodations with a mid-century modern aesthetic and touches of Art Deco and Regency. The comprehensive renovation of the rooms sought to maintain a nod to the past with a modern design characteristic of the house. The website offers packages such as The Weekender, which includes 10% off rooms and American breakfast for two, as well as services such as a complimentary private dog park at Soho Grand and free bike rentals in spring.

Dining and nightlife

The hotel's dining and entertainment offering is articulated across several spaces: the main restaurant, with a classic American menu available from morning to night and a Sunday brunch described as a New York classic; the Roxy Bar; the jazz club The Django; the Roxy Café; The Oyster Bar; Paul's Cocktail Lounge; and the Roxy Cinema New York. The Roxy Bar offers oyster specials and sunset cocktails every day from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Roxy Cinema New York

The hotel has a classic, intimate cinema that screens new, independent and foreign films, with standard concessions. Programming includes series such as "Sex, Death, Cars!", with titles like "Crash" in 35 mm format, and screenings such as "A. Rimbaud", about the life of French poet Arthur Rimbaud.

Private events

The property offers spaces for private events and accepts requests for corporate, social, wedding, reception and meeting celebrations. The website indicates that inquiries are answered within 24 to 48 hours.

History and surroundings

The hotel opened in 2000 as Tribeca Grand, driven by Leonard and Emanuel Stern, owners of Soho Grand, as a sister property. It was the first major hotel in an area that already concentrated celebrities, restaurants, shops, financial institutions and independent film companies. In 2015 it adopted the name The Roxy Hotel New York, referring to the spectacular 1920s cinema and the legendary 1990s dance club. The renovation of the rooms accompanied that change of identity.

The hotel is located in a neighborhood, Tribeca — an acronym for "Triangle Below Canal" — which the website itself describes as a modern residential and financial area of downtown New York. The property offers a neighborhood guide, "Neighborhood Guide", with local recommendations, and publishes the editorial series "Made In New York", a guide to downtown culture with perspectives from experts, New York personalities, and journalists and photographers.

Cultural and editorial offering

The cultural programming includes live music, with its own calendar, and Roxy Radio. The website hosts a section of stories and articles on fashion, art, design, food, music and nightlife, as well as a press section. The hotel is part of the GrandLife Hotels group, along with Soho Grand Hotel, Soho Diner, The Django, Roxy Bar, Club Room, Roxy Cinema New York, Gilligan's and Roxy Café.

Location and contact

2 6th Avenue, New York, NY 10013 · Phone: 212.519.6600 · Email: info@roxyhotelnyc.com · Hours: Open daily, from 00:00 to 23:59