11 Howard
Scandinavian minimalist with SoHo grit. Art-forward, co-working-friendly, socially conscious. The mood shifts from calm and productive by day to seductive and nightclub-y after dark at The blond bar.
Free coffee at The Library is only available for two hours each morning — don't sleep in if you want it
Why It Matters
First independent design project by Anda Andrei (Ian Schrager's longtime collaborator), built with Danish firm Space Copenhagen. Le Coucou — the hotel's French restaurant from Stephen Starr and Daniel Rose — holds a Michelin star. The on-site HigherDOSE spa occupies five converted hotel rooms as private infrared sauna suites with their own showers. Art collection includes works by Hiroshi Sugimoto, Katie Yang, and Dan Attoe.
11 Howard is a 207-room boutique hotel at the corner of Howard and Lafayette Streets in SoHo. Designed by architect Anda Andrei in collaboration with Danish firm Space Copenhagen, it's her first independent project after decades designing Ian Schrager's boutique hotels. The result is Danish minimalism meeting New York realism — light oak floors, 11-foot ceilings, a serious art collection, and a Michelin-starred French restaurant downstairs. They call their philosophy 'conscious hospitality,' which means passing a share of revenue to charities like the Global Poverty Project.
Where You'll Stay
11 room types available
Accessible King
ADA-compliant king room with the hotel's signature Danish minimalist design. Accessible bathroom configured for mobility needs.
King
Accessible Queen
ADA-compliant queen room with the same design aesthetic as standard rooms. Fully accessible public spaces throughout the hotel.
Queen
Corner Studio
Five oversized windows wrap this corner room, pulling in views both uptown and downtown. A spacious sofa and separate lounge area make it feel more like an apartment than a hotel room. Larger bathroom and closet than standard rooms.
King
Terrace King
Private outdoor space 12 floors up — a landscaped terrace accessed through French doors with uptown and downtown views. Larger bathroom and closet are included. One of the more coveted room types at the hotel for the outdoor footprint alone.
KingTerrace Suite
The top accommodation at 11 Howard. Two interconnected corner spaces at 1,890 sq ft with a private rooftop terrace accessed through large French doors. A full kitchenette, dining room that seats eight, living room, and working area make extended stays genuinely comfortable. Bird's-eye views over the SoHo neighborhood.
KingThe Howard Deluxe
Bright and spacious with a dedicated lounge area for dining or working. Larger bathroom and closet than standard rooms. Windows face cozy Howard Street. The extra square footage makes this one feel genuinely roomy by Manhattan standards.
KingThe Howard Double
Double-bed room with the same Danish minimalist design language as the rest of the property. Light oak floors, ceramic wall art, bamboo rugs, and marble bathroom.
Two Double BedsThe Howard King
More floor space than the Queen, with a lounge corner for working or relaxing. Oversized windows look out over either lively Lafayette or quieter Howard Street. Same refined design throughout: light oak floors, custom furniture, double-weave wool bed throws, and Katie Yang ceramic wall sculptures.
KingThe Howard Queen
Entry-level room with the full 11 Howard design treatment: light oak floors, custom-crafted Danish furniture, bamboo rugs, and ceramic wall sculptures by Katie Yang. Marble and brass bathroom with Grown Alchemist amenities.
QueenThe Howard Sr. King Room
A step up in space from the standard King, with the same Scandinavian design DNA. Light oak floors, custom furniture, bamboo rugs, wool throws, and ceramic art.
KingThe Howard Suite
Two interconnected corner spaces totaling 640 sq ft. Separate bedroom with king bed and master bathroom, plus a living room, working area, and guest bathroom. 9-foot ceilings rather than 11, but the extra volume from the dual-room layout more than compensates.
KingThe Property
Eat & Drink
5 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
The hotel's art collection is worth exploring on its own. Highlights include Hiroshi Sugimoto photography in The Library, ceramic wall sculptures by Taiwanese artist Katie Yang throughout guest rooms, and works by Dan Attoe across the property.
Explore SoHo's streets on one of the hotel's Boosted electric skateboards. Bring shoes that can handle a board.
On-site creative meeting space for private events and working sessions. The blond and the Terrace Suite are also available for private hire.
The second-floor Library is set up for serious co-working: plentiful tables, chairs, plaster walls, wide-plank floors, and rugs collected from around the world. Regularly attracts local artists, filmmakers, and creative professionals. Free morning coffee for hotel guests.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Three event spaces: The blond (bar venue), the Terrace Suite, and The Creative Studio.
Premium high-speed Wi-Fi included in the daily amenities fee. Covers unlimited devices.
Minibar stocked with products from Conscious Commerce and Thrive Market (a charity providing healthy meals to low-income families). Ordering from it supports Thrive's mission.
Each room includes an in-room tablet for ordering hotel services, room service, and managing the stay. Enables self-service without needing to call the front desk.
A mandatory daily fee that covers premium Wi-Fi, a $10 minibar credit, complimentary morning coffee at The Library, and 30% off HigherDOSE infrared sauna sessions.
Small dogs (max 20 lbs, up to 2 per room) welcome with a one-time $150 non-refundable cleaning fee. Note at time of booking.
Third-floor retail space selling HigherDOSE wellness products including sauna blankets, PEMF mats, and red-light face masks.
$105 per day, billed per 24-hour period with no in-and-out privileges. Off-site option at iPARK 0.3 miles away.
Small but functional gym adequate for a standard workout. Free for hotel guests.
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