The Manner, New York
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“The Manner, a new hospitality experience by Standard International in the heart of SoHo, combines the best elements of a hotel, private residence, and members’ club.”
“Drenched in shades of ochre and warm reds, with varied textures of ceramic, cement, and tile throughout, The Manner in Manhattan’s SoHo is a “nostalgic utopia”—as its architect Hannes Peer puts it—combining Gio Ponti–esque Milanese midcentury modernism with glamorous New York flair..”
What guests liked
- Central location
- Boutique style
- Comfortable beds
- Delicious food
All you need to know
If you’re looking for a hotel that feels more like crashing at your artsy best friend’s SoHo loft than checking into a cookie-cutter chain, then The Manner is that. Tucked away on a tree-lined street in downtown Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood, it’s a boutique stay with just 97 rooms, each one drenched in color and design details (think mustard velvet, rich wood and a bold 1970s-meets-modern vibe).
The public spaces are equally un-hotel-like: you’ll find a cozy communal “Apartment” lounge, complimentary snacks and drinks, and a rooftop bar to unwind with a view.
The service and location make it even better. Guests rave about the friendly staff who “go the extra mile”, the unbeatable neighborhood for shopping, eating and exploring, and those little touches—the mattress, the pillows, the shower—that make you feel more at home than in a hotel.
Oh, and heads-up: they’ve tossed in some unconventional rules like “no kids under 16” and even “no TVs in the rooms” (because let’s face it—you came to NYC to be in the city, not stare at a hotel TV).
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