Enjoy Upscale Sophistication At Smyth Tribeca Hotel in New York City

At a great location on the corner of West Broadway and Chambers in New York City, Smyth Tribeca from Thompson Hotels sports 100 guest rooms that are lavishly decorated in a modern and luxurious style. Each room has been equipped with a flat screen TV, iPod docking station, mini-bar featuring gourmet snacks, and high-speed wi-fi service, not to mention plenty of right angles and smart architectural spaciousness.

The young vibe and sleek edges conspire to make your stay truly sophisticated and practical in style and appeal. With a darker yet more grown up feel than other Thompson hotels, the Smyth focuses more on creating a cozy home living space than a hip and wild buzzing party scene. The service staff adds the final touches to your stay with classy helpfulness.

Smyth represents a new modern vision of understated elegance without neglecting a big dose of sophistication. Designed by the renowned Yabu Pushelberg, the lobby features a bar with intimate seating areas for guests to enjoy drinks and tailored snacks. Guest rooms are bathed in a vintage wine tone, gorgeous walnut paneling, chromed furniture and maroon ostrich leather walls texturing the hallways. King beds come covered with custom 400-thread-count SFERRA linens. The marble bathrooms are complete with Hans Grohe rain shower heads and fixtures while the floor-to-ceiling translucent glass shower brings the space to a level of handsome relaxation. The signature suites offer private terraces with striking Manhattan views through floor-to-ceiling windows.

Cocktails are served at the bars while the wonderful restaurant serves a French Riviera-inspired cuisine. Daily delivery of domestic & international newspapers, twice-daily housekeeping service, and 24-hour concierge and room service make your stay a relaxing and convenient experience. Smyth is yet another successful upscale boutique hotel which brings the same luxurious yet hip atmosphere expected from all Thompson hotels.

Rates start at just under $300.

Smyth Tribeca
thompsonhotels.com/hotels/nyc/smyth-tribeca
Phone: 212.587.7000
85 West Broadway
New York, NY 10007

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