The Broome Hotel New York

Welcome to The Broome. We are thrilled to announce we are now re-open! We’ve worked hard during this time to ensure the utmost safety for all our future guests. The Broome is a small, boutique hotel meaning your stay with us will be safe, and secure.

We’ve rolled out stringent new cleaning measures which you can read about here. We’ve also rolled out new flexible cancellation options for you when you book, so you can book a stay with us without stress. As a truly boutique SoHo residence, we are honored to be your home away from home in New York City – but we are also so much more.

Think of us a private hideaway, offering you exclusive access to an open-air Moroccan-tiled courtyard; a complimentary farm-to-table breakfast each morning; and quiet, upscale rooms that feel more like a Parisian guesthouse.

Immerse yourself in our landmark building’s rich history, from its construction in the Federal Revivalist style in 1825, to its use as the home of a graffiti artist commune in the 1980s, to its complete revitalization for out-of-town guests by our ownership.

And find yourself in good company, nestled in the heart of a SoHo neighborhood that is surrounded by the loft residences and studios of hundreds of artists, fashion designers, and other creatives. Relax as we go the extra mile in order to ensure you have a memorable stay.

From warmly greeting you by name on a regular basis to providing multi-lingual assistance with travel arrangements, off-site meal reservations or any questions you may have 24/7, our city-savvy staff knows how to host without hovering. Let The Broome be your very own pied-à-terre. Your room is ready.

ROOMS & SUITES
At the corner of Crosby and Broome Streets you’ll find an anomaly: a quiet retreat from the hustle and bustle of NYC. In fact, our guests often compare The Broome’s 14 intimate accommodations to a tranquil oasis.

It’s not difficult to see why – distributed across five floors, these warm and inviting residences are centered around an open-air, Mediterranean-inspired courtyard.

Inside, each one is every bit as modern as our SoHo surroundings and comes complete with large soundproof windows designed to filter out neighborhood noise while welcoming in plenty of natural light.

Top-of-the-line furnishings by Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, Samsung Smart TVs and complimentary Internet access make any of our 13 unique rooms or single suite the perfect place to return after a long day of exploration.

Tivoli sound systems with Bluetooth connections provide the soundtrack for your stay, while locally curated snacks, drinks, and sweet treats beckon you to indulge in a little mini-bar therapy. When it’s time to turn in, Sealy plush-top mattresses and Bellino sheets ensure an easy sleep. This is your stay at The Broome.

PENTHOUSE WITH PRIVATE TERRACE
Filled with personality, this 320-square-foot suite features a private 350-square-foot terrace and a 30-square-foot balcony. Inside, you’ll find a Queen Bed, ergonomic sofa and chair, and a mini-bar curated with locally sourced treats. Citiquiet Soundproof windows, individual air conditioning and private baths with Bio Beauty products ensure a relaxing, comfortable stay.

DELUXE JUNIOR SUITE
This 300-square-foot suite overlooking Broome Street features a Queen Bed, ergonomic sofa and chair, and a mini-bar curated with locally sourced treats. Citiquiet Soundproof windows, individual air conditioning and private baths with Bio Beauty products ensure a relaxing, comfortable stay.

DELUXE QUEEN RETREAT
This 250-square-foot room situated at the back of the hotel blocks out the sounds from the streets of New York and overlooks our private patio.

The room features a Queen Bed, work desk with ergonomic chair, and a mini-bar curated with locally sourced treats. Citiquiet Soundproof windows, individual air conditioning and private baths with Bio Beauty products ensure a relaxing, comfortable stay.

THE CAFE’
Awaken To A Parisian-Style Breakfast Here In SoHo. As a guest of The Broome, you and your companions will be treated to a wholesome farm-to-table breakfast each morning as part of your stay experience. Simply head downstairs to the cheerful Parisian-style Broome Café and open-air courtyard on the ground floor to enjoy an organic and locally sourced buffet.

AMENITIES
Befitting its Parisian-style aesthetic, The Broome merges the eclectic ambiance and character of a private guesthouse with the personalized service and amenities of a boutique hotel. In our rooms and throughout the property, guests are presented with quiet, welcoming spaces to relax, collaborate or socialize.

Delightful common areas are adorned with a diverse selection of art from the owners’ private collections, including pieces by Kito Mbiango, Menelo Sete, Varrack Arslanian, Jeannie Weissglass, and Chaz Guest.

Amidst original Basquiats and Keith Harings, guests can unwind with a newspaper and freshly ground coffee, lounge in the open-air courtyard or hold a business meeting in the private conference room. Let The Broome Café transport you from SoHo to provincial France each morning, complete with a vintage coffee bar and book collection.

Our guests enjoy a complimentary farm-to-table breakfast highlighted by milk and yogurt from Rhonnybrook Farms, Balthazar Bakery breads and pastries, fresh-squeezed orange juice, and made-to-order egg dishes.

SOHO NYC
The Broome is located in the historic SoHo neighborhood of New York City – a buzzing fashion & dining district – at the corner of two storied streets, Crosby and Broome. Inside SoHo’s landmark cast-iron buildings you will find artists’ lofts, design ateliers, and some of the finest dining in the city – all steps from our boutique accommodations.

Whether it’s your first time in the Big Apple or you’re a returning guest who thinks you’ve seen it all, we will happily serve as your personal local insiders. Start planning your NYC trip now by checking out some of the most popular things to do below and then ask for personalized recommendations when you arrive at The Broome.

MADISON SQUARE PARK
From the benches in this beautiful, tree-filled park, visitors enjoy commanding views of the city’s oldest and most eye-catching skyscrapers – the Flatiron Building, the Metropolitan Life Insurance Tower, the New York Life Insurance Building and the Empire State Building. Distance from hotel: Subway: 13 min

CENTRAL PARK
The place where New Yorkers and visitors go for a little greenery, Central Park features 843 acres of winding walking paths, scenic lakes, ponds and open meadows. No matter how many people are visiting the park, you can always find a spot to picnic, snooze or just enjoy the scenery. Distance from hotel: Drive: 19 min. / Subway: 26 min

THE HIGH LINE
What used to be an elevated railroad track carrying freight trains from Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District to West 34th Street is now a scenic urban sanctuary from the bustle of the city.

Featuring a landscaped trail dotted with plants, curving walkways, picnic tables and benches, public art installations, and views of the Hudson River and the Manhattan skyline, the High Line is one of the most popular parks in NYC. Distance from hotel: Drive: 14 min. / Walk: 32 min

WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART
Housed in a stunning Renzo Piano-designed building in the Meatpacking District, The Whitney is celebrated for its audacious works of 20th and 21st century postwar and contemporary American artists, such as Jackson Pollock, Jim Dine, Jasper Johns, Mark Rothko, Chuck Close, Cindy Sherman and Roy Lichtenstein. Distance from hotel: Walk: 30 min. / Subway: 22 min. / Drive: 11 min

TENEMENT MUSEUM
Within this partially restored tenement building that housed nearly 7,000 working class immigrants in the mid-1800s, visitors learn about the struggles of the Lower East Side’s earliest émigrés. Guided tours, which are limited to 15 people and the only way to access the museum, range from a re-creation of immigrant apartments and shops to a tenement backyard and several street level businesses. Distance from hotel: Walk: 12 min

MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (MoMA)
In addition to masterpieces like Picasso’s Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, Van Gogh’s Starry Night and Barnett Newman’s Broken Obelisk, MoMA is known for its iconic architecture and stunning maze of glass walkways offering unique perspectives on its art and exhibits.

In between viewings enjoy a bite at Café 2 or Terrace 5, or dine at the upscale Modern. Summers are the perfect time for enjoying a cool gelato in the Sculpture Garden. Distance from hotel: Subway: 19 min

THE GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM
With its nautilus-inspired design by Frank Lloyd Wright, the Guggenheim is renowned among the 20th century’s greatest architectural masterpieces. Beneath its 96-foot glass dome, the circular ramp spirals down for a quarter mile past the works of Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Marc Chagall, Pablo Picasso, Robert Mapplethorpe and more. Distance from hotel: Subway: 30 min

THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM
The seemingly endless warren of corridors at The Met contains more than two million works of art spanning 5,000 years, which means you could spend days here without seeing everything.

Exhibits and attractions range from the Egyptian-inspired Temple of Dendur and the New American Wing to 15 visually stunning Islamic Galleries and a European-style plaza with programmable fountains, splendid lighting, tranquil landscaping and a row of large parasols for shade. Distance from hotel: Subway: 31 min

9/11 MEMORIAL
Dedicated to the people who lost their lives during the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, this memorial’s centerpieces are the two recessed, 30-foot waterfalls sitting on the footprint where the Twin Towers once stood. Distance from hotel: Walk: 24 min. / Drive: 13 min

NEW YORK SHOPPING TOUR
Shopping tours customized for you by a fashion pro who can help you find what is right for you. Discover all the best stores and hidden gems in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Experience NY like a New Yorker.

The custom itinerary lets you enjoy shopping stress free, no apps and no maps, taking you and friends and family to the most unique luxe and uber-cool designer shops, indie and streetwear, vintage, amazing design, food and lifestyle stores, as well as the best men’s and children’s stores.

THE WOOLWORTH BUILDING
The world’s tallest building until 1930, this landmark is home to an ornate stained-glass skylight and two famous sculptures: one that represents an elderly F. W. Woolworth counting his nickels and dimes and another depicting the building’s architect, Cass Gilbert, cradling a model of his creation in his arms. Distance from hotel: Walk: 20 min. / Subway: 10 min

STATUE OF LIBERTY 
As you ride the ferry from Battery Park to Liberty Island, experience the same awe and inspiration felt by millions of immigrants upon their first glimpse of America. In addition to a museum in the statue’s pedestal, visitors may have access to an observatory at the top of the pedestal. Distance from hotel: Subway: 20 min

BROOKLYN BRIDGE
Linking Manhattan and Brooklyn across the East River, this is one of New York City’s most famous landmarks. The stroll across its promenade – a boardwalk elevated above the roadway – takes 40 minutes and offers spellbinding views. Distance from hotel: Walk: 21 min

ONE WORLD OBSERVATORY
Joining the Empire State Building and Top of the Rock as New York City’s most iconic skyline attractions, One World Observatory is the $100 million, three-story attraction atop One World Trade Center. In addition to jaw-dropping views of New York City and beyond, visitors will enjoy a fine dining restaurant, a theater and a gift and souvenir shop. Distance from hotel: Subway: 13 min

TIMES SQUARE
Buzzing with neon-fueled energy 24 hours a day, this frenetic crossroads has a little bit of everything, from giant billboards, flashing digital displays and live television broadcasts, to chain clothing stores, discount ticket sellers for the top Broadway shows and full-size children’s characters brought to life. Distance from hotel: Subway: 20 min

THE FLATIRON BUILDING
Built in 1902 from limestone and white terra cotta in a shape resembling a clothing iron, this triangle-shaped landmark at the corner of 23rd Street, 5th Avenue, and Broadway is a stunning example of the Italian Renaissance architectural style. Distance from hotel: Subway: 10 min

UNION SQUARE
Be sure to visit on greenmarket days (Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday), when more than 140 regional farmers and food purveyors set up shop to sell everything from produce, meat, fresh fish and baked goods to locally produced honeys, jams, pickles, and cheeses.

Once you’ve made your purchases, there are plenty of benches for relaxing and savoring your treats. Distance from hotel: Subway: 10 min

CHELSEA MARKET
Peruse nearly 40 vendors hawking everything from gourmet food and wine to oils, vinegars, teas, spices, gift baskets, and kitchen supplies. You’ll also find high-end boutiques, a wine bar and Posman Books, one of the last independent bookstores in the city.

The 15th Street Arcade features stalls selling fresh mini doughnuts, Korean soups with Japanese noodles, Brooklyn-made caramels and authentic Mexican street food.

Rooms: 14

Price: from 269 EUR per night

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