Four-star boutique hotel · New York, United States

Walker Hotel Greenwich Village

At Greenwich Village’s cultural edge, Walker Hotel occupies a red-brick building with stained-glass windows, a façade that marks a change of pace from the neighbourhood’s low-rise streets. Inside, Art Deco details frame the guest rooms, Society Cafe, a bar and live jazz performances advertised from

About Walker Hotel Greenwich Village

At Greenwich Village’s cultural edge, Walker Hotel occupies a red-brick building with stained-glass windows, a façade that marks a change of pace from the neighbourhood’s low-rise streets. Inside, Art Deco details frame the guest rooms, Society Cafe, a bar and live jazz performances advertised from Tuesday to Saturday at 6 p.m. Its four-star hotel classification is separate from the rating guests give it; the two measures describe different things.

Guests often praise the atmosphere, location and staff, while recurring criticisms concern air conditioning and sleep, as well as differences between rooms. Queen rooms measure about 175 square feet and double rooms about 200, so checking room size before booking is more useful than relying on photographs. The hotel provides Wi-Fi, a 24-hour reception, in-room safes and bath amenities; breakfast costs extra. For walkers, Washington Square Park is about ten minutes away, although the city setting may expose some rooms to street noise.

The address is 52 West 13th Street, a short walk from subway stations and just north of the park. Lines serving 14th Street–Union Square or 14th Street can get you close; walk the final stretch and check which station exit is most convenient. The hotel combines full-service accommodation with nightlife in the building, but compact rooms alone do not make it a budget stay. Compare the total for your dates, breakfast, taxes and cancellation terms before booking.

In brief

Four-star hotel with Art Deco design, Society Cafe and live jazz on selected evenings