11 Howard

New York City, United States
Soho

213 Rooms

SoHo, formerly home to the artists’ lofts that were New York’s 20th-century Downtown signature, has, since around the turn of the millennium, gone steadily upscale — and steadily more international. Both trends find expression in 11 Howard, where contemporary Scandinavian design meets a more inclusive, less ostentatious version of luxury hospitality....

Hotelist Club members receive:

Upgrade to next room category, based upon availability at check-in
Guaranteed 2pm late check-out
25 USD food and beverage credit per room, per day
Complimentary welcome gift in room on arrival
Please note: Complimentary upgrades are not provided to Corner Studio and Suite category rooms
Personal Hotelist concierge that can arrange airport transfers, activities, and more.

Room Count: 213 Rooms

11 Howard Street, New York City, NY, 10013, USA

11 Howard

New York City, United States
Soho

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oHo, formerly home to the artists’ lofts that were New York’s 20th-century Downtown signature, has, since around the turn of the millennium, gone steadily upscale — and steadily more international. Both trends find expression in 11 Howard, where contemporary Scandinavian design meets a more inclusive, less ostentatious version of luxury hospitality. It’s the first independent hotel project for architect Anda Andrei, after decades as the designer behind Ian Schrager’s path-breaking boutique-hotel projects. Produced in collaboration with Danish designers Space Copenhagen, 11 Howard avoids the sort of wall-to-wall bling that’s sometimes synonymous with New York hotels. And this one puts a bit of money where its egalitarian ideals are, as well — they call it “conscious hospitality,” which in concrete terms means passing on a share of revenue to charities like the Global Poverty Project.

The Scandinavian vibe imparts a crisp cleanliness to 11 Howard’s interiors, and the local color comes in the form of a pretty formidable art collection, whose highlights include works by Hiroshi Sugimoto, Katie Yang, and Dan Attoe. The rooms are smart and functional, drawing heavily on the cozier currents in Danish design, and the resulting visual identity is a memorable one.

Meanwhile, the location, at Howard and Lafayette, is perfectly placed for shopping, and most of the downtown nightlife haunts are easily enough accessible. The Blond, the cocktail lounge, goes out of its way to prove that you can be glamorous without being militantly elitist, and Le Coucou, the hotel’s French restaurant, was recently awarded its first Michelin star.

Room Count: 213 Rooms

Services & Amenities

24 hour front desk
Parking
Pet Friendly
Free wi-fi
Restaurant
Bar
Cribs (subject to availability)
Room service
Concierge
Valet parking
Self service parking (charges apply)
100% non-smoking hotel
Luggage storage
Offsite gym facilities
Air conditioning
Pets allowed (charges apply)
Shopping area nearby

Hotelist Club members receive:

Upgrade to next room category, based upon availability at check-in
Guaranteed 2pm late check-out
25 USD food and beverage credit per room, per day
Complimentary welcome gift in room on arrival
Please note: Complimentary upgrades are not provided to Corner Studio and Suite category rooms
Personal Hotelist concierge that can arrange airport transfers, activities, and more.

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