Washington Square, surrounded by NYU, divides the Villages. On one side, Greenwich and West villages lure writers and artists with its bohemian ethos, best experienced at a coffeehouse or jazz bar. The other side—the ethnically mixed East Village—is known for live music. For its string of nightclubs, Chelsea’s West 27th Street is known as Club Row. Chelsea is also the city’s main gay neighborhood.

Located in the center of Greenwich Village (N.Y.), the historic Washington Square Hotel is within four blocks of the famed Blue Note, Comedy Cellar and the Village Underground. The hotel is across from historic Washington Square.

The Art Deco hotel, built in 1902 and expanded in 2002, features a re-created original façade, while mosaic artworks by co-owner Rita Paul adorn inside walls. The hotel's North Square Restaurant and Lounge specializes in American cuisine with Central American and Asian touches and features 127 international wines. Light fare is offered at the quieter Café Vogue. The hotel includes a fitness center and massage room. Complimentary continental breakfasts are provided. High-speed Internet access is available in the lobby and café.

The 170 Hotel Rooms provide views of Washington Park, the Empire State Building and West Side. Washed in subdued palettes, the Hotel Rooms include desks, cable television and data ports.

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required at Check-In for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon Check-In and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.

A complimentary Continental breakfast is offered each morning.

North Square Restaurant and Lounge – Downstairs restaurant with partial view of the park; decorated with plum-colored banquettes. New American menu features Central American and Asian elements. Extensive international list of 127 wines. Complimentary Continental breakfast, as well as lunch, dinner, and a Sunday jazz brunch offered. Lounge furnished with tan ostrich-skin barstools and copper tables; seasonal cocktails served.

Deco Room - Located on lobby level. Intimate setting with warm, tiled decor; banquettes, and Art Deco accents, such as 1920s-style sconces. Menu of pressed paninis and other light snacks; high tea, dinner, and cocktails served.