Hotel East Houston is a luxury boutique hotel located on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Located within walking distance to a variety of restaurants, boutique shops, clubs, bars and lounges, Hotel East Houston’s lower Manhattan location is perfect for the traveler who wants to live in “real New York” during their stay in the city. Live like a New Yorker while enjoying a myriad of activities, including nearby art galleries, museums, music venues, independent movie theaters, great eateries and small vintage shops. Sample the nightlife or head uptown to see the sights. The hotel was constructed in 2007 and boasts just six floors of beautifully designed modern rooms and luxury amenities. 
Features and Amenities
Guest rooms at Hotel East Houston come in three layouts: The Stanton, which offers a queen bed, the East Houston, which features a king bed, and the Gotham Double, which has two twin beds. Every room is wired for high-speed wireless internet and offers cable TV with HBO. You’ll find Bvlgari bath amenities, Samsung wall-mounted flat panel LCD televisions, iPod docking alarm clock radios, digital telephones with speakers and voicemail, individual climate control, complimentary Fiji water, custom designer wooden finish and furniture, luxury custom comforters and down pillows, and irons and ironing boards available. Bathrooms boast custom designed showers and marble or European glass tiles. 
Guest services include complimentary continental breakfast each morning, same day laundry and dry cleaning service, complimentary daily newspaper delivery, a high-tech multimedia room available to guests, 24-hour front desk and concierge service, as well as 24-hour security and an available conference room. There’s also the hotel’s incredible rooftop, which offers an amazing view of all of lower Manhattan and beyond. Bridges, buildings and more can be seen from this sunny lounge area, which boasts chaise lounges and tables to eat al fresco. 
Location
As its name suggests, Hotel East Houston is located in Lower Manhattan on East Houston Street, which is the large crosstown avenue that separates the East Village from the Lower East Side on the east side of the city. Both neighborhoods are bustling, artsy areas that boast great shops, restaurants and bars. They’re full of New Yorkers young and old, and between them boast an incredible amount of history. The Lower East Side, in particular, has long been the landing point of immigrants, who came straight from Ellis Island to the neighborhood. Back in the day, the Lower East Side was all tenement buildings and was replete with poverty. These days, however, it’s a hip, happening area – the place where you go to be cooler than cool. Small vintage stores line the streets, and pre-war architecture that’s full of history rises into the sky. Next to it, you’ll find large, modern condominium buildings, making for quite the interesting skyline. The hotel is located close to the F and M subway lines, as well as a variety of buses. If you’re looking for culture, and you want to be in the New York that real New Yorkers love, look no further than Hotel East Houston.
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