The Portrait
Walker Street sits between Church and Broadway, on the seam where TriBeCa becomes Chinatown, and the address is about twenty minutes on foot from most of downtown worth walking to. The hotel is independent and in a converted building rather than a new tower.
This is the practical entry on the New York list: not the grandest address in the Collection, but the one that puts you in TriBeCa without a residence's minimum stay. SoHo is a walk north, the Seaport a walk south.
No published nightly figure. The number above is the front desk.
Who it suits: two or three nights downtown when the point of the trip is the neighbourhood and not the hotel.
Written by the Selloua editors from the address’s own published facts. Nothing in this entry was paid for.