The Greenwich Hotel
The Greenwich
No two rooms are alike at Robert De Niro’s Tribeca hotel. Furnishings in its 88 guest rooms borrow from a range of styles and cultures from around the world—from Tibetan silk rugs to English leather settees, plus bathrooms featuring hand-laid Moroccan tiles or Italian Carrara Carrara marble. Of the hotel’s three suites, the standout is the 6,800-square-foot Tribeca Penthouse, which occupies the entire top floor and includes a chef’s kitchen and bi-level terrace gardens. The hotel also features the five-star Shibui Spa, and the concierge team is on hand to create a variety of private, customized experiences for guests, including VIP access to the Whitney Museum of American Art, or a Champagne toast at the top of the Freedom Tower. (Rooms, from $625)
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