The Hotel Gansevoort, with breathtaking 360 degree panoramic views of New York City and sunsets over the Hudson River, is the first and only luxury, full service resort in Manhattan’s vibrant Meatpacking District.  The hotel offers a chic retreat from the urban metropolis that redefines the world of luxury accommodations. The hotel’s 187 spacious guestrooms and 23 stylish suites – many with seating nooks in bay windows, step out balconies, stunning Manhattan and city views, and Hudson River vistas – offer downtown chic infused with uptown luxury.

Features and Amenities

Sophisticated and minimalist, guestrooms feature a color palette of neutrals and grays with a shot of blackberry. A lavish use of leather and fabric in the headboard, armoire and wall covering offers a rich, contemporary feel. Dramatic sheets of backlit translucent glass in muted colors take the place of conventional doors. Bathrooms offer striking design contrasts with sheathed, richly textured walls, ceramic interiors, custom designed stainless steel “Gansevoort” sinks, and Carrara marble. The luxurious Duplex Penthouse comes complete with Jacuzzi, fireplace, pool table and balcony with riverscape.

Features at Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC Hotel include a heated outdoor rooftop pool with underwater lights and music open 365 days a year, Plunge bar and lounge with landscaped garden, 5,500 sq ft of event space including the expansive rooftop Loft with soaring 20- foot ceilings and wall-to-wall windows, signature multi-level indoor/outdoor restaurant and bar by Jeffrey Chodorow of China Grill Management, Hiro Haraguchi Hair Salon, complimentary Wi-Fi throughout hotel, complimentary business center and Exhale Spa, a 5,000 sq ft full-service mind body spa featuring transformational spa therapies, express services, and their world-renowned Core Fusion® class programming, which can serve as an exclusive private event space, where red glass therapy rooms transform into private alcoves.

Enjoy spectacular city views while relaxing by Hotel Gansevoort’s heated rooftop pool with underwater music,open all year round. This urban oasis is the perfect place for daytime sunning, a snack from “Plunge” Bar and Lounge, or a quiet conversation in the landscaped garden. End the afternoon with a drink as the sun sets over the Hudson.

Nosh at renowned restaurateur Jefferey Chodorow’s latest eatery, Tanuki Tavern, featuring izakaya-themed sharing plates, sushi, and sashimi. Compliment your meal with the hotel’s signature cocktails, craft beers, or hard to find sakes. Their Japanese-style gastropub, with warm interiors lit by glowing paper lanterns, is perfect for a quick bite, a late night snack, or a long leisurely meal. The hotel also offers two bars, PLUNGE and Carte Blanche, where you can wine and dine over incredible wide views of the Hudson.

Spice up your stay with an evening at Hotel Gansevoort’s exclusive nightlife venue, Provocateur. Escape to another world in this fanciful space with playful decor and sensual music for dancing or chilling. Get above it all on the 80-person private balcony skybox that overlooks the venue offering a unique view of the lavish design and the party below. Slip off to the dollhouse-themed Provocateur Cafe with glass-enclosed garden for more intimate encounters where you can enjoy a specialty menu of rejuvenating cocktails and light Japanese fare from Tanuki Tavern.

Location
The Hotel Gansevoort is located in the trendy Meatpacking District neighborhood of Manhattan. Formerly the site of large meat factories (where the area gets its name), the neighborhood is now chock full of expensive boutiques and chic eateries. French eatery Pastis finds its home here, as do Diane von Furstenberg, Alexander McQueen and other high fashion designers. Once a fringe neighborhood, the cobblestone Meatpacking District has become so saturated with restaurants, clubs and boutiques that a glamorous hotel now fits right in. The hotel is close to the L train, which goes crosstown on 14th Street, as well as the A C and E trains, which run up and down the west side. Rising high above the West Village and the Meatpacking District, the hotel offers spectacular views of the Hudson. If you’re looking to see and be seen, this is the place to do it.