Gansevoort Hotel Group

"What was once more of a party hotel has become something chicer, with a private members club attached, and an art-focused design philosophy. Rare works by renowned artists like Banksy, Richard Hambleton, and Hassan Hajjaj adorn the lobby and Penthouse. On the amenities side, how many hotels in New York can boast a rooftop pool and bowling alley? Not to mention Dimes, a 1970s speakeasy-inspired bar serving a range of creative cocktails." - Journalist Patrick Dunne. Read the full article in The Handbook:

"It’s rare to find a 45ft rooftop pool in Manhattan, which makes the Gansevoort pretty special. While lounging in your swimmers, you’ll have a bird’s-eye view of Lower Manhattan, the Hudson and the grassy platforms of Little Island. Opened in 2004 and revamped in 2021, the hotel has grown up with the Meatpacking neighbourhood and feels effortlessly cool; its curated art collection includes a Banksy in the foyer and there’s a 1970s-themed speakeasy and a bowling alley in the basement." Read the full article in National Geographic:

"As dusk deepened, I was guided to Saishin’s intimate chef’s counter where 'something new' — the meaning of the restaurant’s name — isn’t just a name, but a promise. Even here, beneath strings of café lights, the wraparound terrace offered those same sweeping views: the Empire State’s silhouette, the sun’s final blush on the docks and the High Line’s faint glow. The 14-course omakase unfolded like performance art: uni kissed by yuzu, toro pillows that melted on contact and a miso‑glazed black cod so tender it practically sang. Each piece arrived with a narrative: harvested at dawn, crafted at noon, served at sunset — making each bite feel like a secret shared above the city." - Irvin Rivera, Los Angeles Magazine Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eg4sd4F4

"The renovation has transformed the property's 186 guest rooms and 23 suites into sophisticated spaces that capture both the neighborhood's industrial heritage and contemporary sophistication. Many rooms offer commanding views of the Hudson River and the evolving Hudson Yards skyline, while others overlook the animated streetscape below." Read the full article by William Li in Town & Country:

Come take a stroll in New York City's Meatpacking District, the ever-evolving neighborhood we have been lucky to call home for the last 21 years. As pedestrians are prioritized and beautifully-designed parks, leafy plazas, and new seating areas pop up, the Meatpacking District, recently coined "NYC's most walkable neighborhood" by FastCompany, welcomes our guests to wander on foot, rest in style, and savor each moment thoroughly.

"Visitors from Australia and Brazil lounge around the pool this summer at the Gansevoort hotel in Manhattan’s trendy Meatpacking district. Michael Achenbaum, president and founder of Gansevoort Hotel Group, said visitors to New York City arrive better informed today than in the past." Read the full article on New York City hotel market trends in today's Wall Street Journal:

We are honored to have been named one of the best hotels in New York City by Travel + Leisure's 'World's Best Awards' 2025 survey. Thank you to our guests for sharing your experiences, and ranking us #2 in NYC. With roots down in Meatpacking District for over 20 years, we continue to evolve and strive to provide exceptional hospitality and experiences to every guest.

"At the corner of Ninth Avenue and 13th Street, the Gansevoort Meatpacking is a short stroll away from the art galleries of Chelsea, the brasserie-style restaurants of the West Village, and the smart boutiques of the Meatpacking District. Highlights include the 45-foot-long, heated rooftop swimming pool with underwater lights; the Poliform Penthouse Suite with a wall of windows looking out towards the Hudson River; on-site restaurant Le Coin; and the service, which is remarkable for a boutique hotel. Up on the rooftop, savor classics and shareable dishes, or head to the tucked-away Saishin at the Gansevoort Rooftop for excellent a la carte and Omakase sushi with a view of the downtown skyline." - Condé Nast Traveler, "31 Best Boutique Hotels in NYC." Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/esmBgAEu

Thanks to restaurateur Keith McNally for naming Gansevoort his favorite hotel in NYC in The MICHELIN Guide. See where he spends his off-duty time in Manhattan, here: https://lnkd.in/gqRUw5qd

Voting is now open for Condé Nast Traveler 2025 Readers' Choice Awards. Share your experience from your stay at Gansevoort Hotel for a chance to win an 8-day European cruise with Viking: https://lnkd.in/gmfJpfNs