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Minimalism and Scandinavian influences meet to form a uniquely timeless design.
The hotel features pieces by top artists, including Alexander Calder and Katie Yang.
With three food-and-drink venues and gym access, this is the perfect NYC pied-à-terre.
This storied area of lower Manhattan is one of the borough’s last great domains. In the 1960s and 1970s, it was an epicenter of art, home to legends like Chuck Close and Frank Stella. The artistic spirit endures in an eclectic mix of culture, fashion, and food set among cast-iron industrial facades.
Transportation Options
LGA - LaGuardia Airport (15KM)
EWR - Newark Liberty International Airport (20KM)
JFK - John F. Kennedy International Airport (26KM)
Scandinavian minimalism with New York edge
Lively neighborhood
Private terrace for events
High-end cuisine
Laid-back coffee lounge
Trendy cocktail bar
Basic Information
Check-in: 4:00 pm
Check-out: 11:00 am
General
Free wifi
24 hour reception
Concierge deskService comes at an extra charge
Family friendly
Wheelchair accessible
24 hour security
Smoke detectors
Pet Friendly
Elevators
Doctor on callService comes at an extra charge
Bell staff/porterService comes at an extra charge
Shoe shine services
Room
Air conditioning
Room service available
Daily housekeeping
Wake up service
Newspapers available
Meeting Rooms
Conference rooms
Catering
Video conferencing system
Features
Restaurant on site
Bar/lounge
Room service available
Breakfast buffet
Accessibility Features
Accessible route to restaurant
Television with subtitles
Wide corridors
Wide entrance
Wheelchair accessible elevators
Architecture Scandinavian ideals
The design team gutted a characterless structure built in 1961 and reinvented the space with a dose of minimalism. With an emphasis on long-term function, in addition to form, 11 Howard is intentionally not trendy; its goal is to endure, and even to improve with time. “It’s not about being fashionable,” explains the hotel’s creative director Anda Andrei. “It’ll never feel dated.”
Interior design Anda Andrei, Space Copenhagen
A collaborative creation between Anda Andrei Design and influential Danish firm Space Copenhagen, 11 Howard’s 207 guestrooms and suites feature custom furnishings by respected Scandinavian names. Here 11-foot-high ceilings and oversized windows allow for abundant natural light—unique in this area of the city.
The Originals Aby Rosen
Art & Culture Conscious creativity
The hotel also features ceramic sculptures by Taiwanese lawyer-turned-artist Katie Yang; a mixed media piece incorporating neon and animation by painter, sculptor, and bullfighter Dan Attoe; prints by Japanese photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto; and handpainted murals by English artist Holly Fowler.
The Blond Drinks & tunes
Start off a New York night to remember in this stylish bar with street-facing arched windows, seductive interiors, and drinks to match. After 10pm expect great tunes, locals and hotel guests at the bar, and a cocktail menu that reflects the vibe.
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What gives you a feeling of belonging? At a time when we need a strong sense of togetherness to get us through this unprecedented period, we decided to look to our hotels and the Originals behind them to get inspired by the ways in which they support and are a part of their local circles. More than just brick-and-mortar spaces, these hotels are an intrinsic part of their social environment and act as beacons for the way forward.
Like many of his well-known buildings, Rosen looms over the New York City landscape. But as the saying goes, “God is in the details.”
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