The Bowery Hotel exudes all the glamor of turn-of-the-century New York, when luxury was intimate, sophisticated, and timelessly romantic. Enter the lobby of The Bowery Hotel and be transported back to old New York. Moroccan tiles and iron lamps invite your gaze, while crushed velvet sofas urge you to sit down, relax, and stay a while.
The historic SoHo neighborhood (“SOuth of Houston”) is bounded by Houston Street to the north and Canal Street to the south. Originally known as the Cast Iron District due to the many buildings with such façades, SoHo’s historic roots date to the mid-19th Century, when cast iron was discovered as an architectural material that was cheap, flexible, yet sturdy enough to use to build decorative building facades.
