The Roxy Hotel New York
Downtown creative cool. Mid-century modern with Art Deco accents, exposed brick, vintage marquee signage, and a soundtrack that runs from jazz piano to late-night DJs. More music venue than hotel.
Book the Nite Owl King if budget matters and you're a night owl — it sits above the club, but at $299/night it's among the best value rates for a boutique hotel in Manhattan
Why It Matters
One of the few hotels in NYC where the on-site venues — particularly The Django jazz club and Roxy Cinema — are legitimate destinations for locals, not just amenities for guests. The hotel was originally the Tribeca Grand (opened 2000), reimagined by the Soho Grand's owners in 2015.
The Roxy sits on a cobblestone corner right on the SoHo/Tribeca border — the former Tribeca Grand, reinvented in 2015 with a new name and a lot more personality. It's 201 rooms of mid-century modern meets Art Deco, with a subterranean jazz club, an arthouse cinema, an oyster bar, and a lobby that locals actually want to hang out in. This is a hotel built around entertainment first, sleep second.
Where You'll Stay
16 room types available
ADA Accessible Standard Room
Full bed with ample floor space, an accessible roll-in shower, 9-foot ceilings, and oversized windows with TriBeCa views.
Full
Corner King
King bed with wide plank distressed wood floors and corner positioning for extra natural light. Plenty of room to lounge or work.
King
Deluxe Double
Sleeps four with two double beds. Oversized windows and 9-foot ceilings keep it from feeling cramped — a rarity for a NYC hotel room with this many beds.
Two DoublesDeluxe King
Solid mid-tier option. Samsung Smart TV with full streaming capabilities (Netflix, Hulu, HBO) and a Deluxe Tivoli with Bluetooth. TriBeCa neighborhood views.
KingDeluxe One Bedroom Suite
One-of-a-kind gilded furnishings set this apart from the standard suites. Hardwood floors, custom sleeper sofa, built-in wet bar, and slab wood desk in the living area.
KingDeluxe Three Bedroom Suite
The most spacious suite below the penthouse. Separate living area with hardwood floors, custom sleeper sofa, built-in wet bar, and slab wood desk. Sleeps a crowd comfortably.
Deluxe Two Bedroom Suite
Three separate rooms: a living area plus two sleeping rooms, one with two double beds and one with a king. Good city views. Works well for families or two couples.
King + Two DoublesDeluxe Two-Room Corner Suite
Two connected rooms accessible via a shared entrance or used as a private retreat. Sleeps up to four guests with two separate bathrooms.
King + King or King + DoubleLoft Suite
Your own slice of Tribeca loft living. Expansive windows run the full length of the room, flooding the space with natural light and framing TriBeCa rooftops.
KingNite Owl King
The budget pick and honestly a smart one if you keep late hours. Sits directly above the nightclub, so expect bass until the wee hours. Currently priced at $299/night through 2026 — a legitimate deal by NYC standards.
KingOne Bedroom Suite
Separate living area with a TEAC turntable and curated vinyl collection, a Marshall speaker, and a stocked gourmet minibar. The kind of room where you might genuinely consider staying in for the evening.
KingRoxy Deluxe King
Exclusively on the highest floors. Pull back a Pierre Frey Kubus curtain and you get sweeping Manhattan cityscape views. The best standard-ish room for views.
KingRoxy King
The entry-level king. Features an expansive brass-trimmed work desk and a Tivoli clock radio with Bluetooth. Clean, comfortable, no frills beyond the design.
KingRoxy Penthouse & Terrace
The flagship. 1,455 sq ft of indoor living with marble walls, floor-to-ceiling windows, a full dining room, and hardwood floors throughout — plus exclusive access to a 1,015 sq ft private rooftop terrace with custom lounge furniture and views of One World Trade Center. Has a king bed with Egyptian cotton linens and cashmere throws, TEAC turntable with vinyl, Marshall speaker, Smeg refrigerator, fully stocked gourmet minibar, Nespresso machine, and a soaking tub in the bathroom. Reservations via suites@roxyhotelnyc.com.
King · 230 sqmRoxy Penthouse Two Bedroom Suite
Two-bedroom version of the penthouse. Same panoramic downtown views through floor-to-ceiling windows and exclusive access to the private rooftop terrace. Best for groups or families who want top-floor luxury without losing the terrace access.
Two King BedsStudio King
A step up from the standard king. Comes loaded with TEAC turntables, custom curated vinyl, Marshall speakers, and a Tivoli radio with Bluetooth. The entertainment setup is genuinely impressive for a standard room.
KingThe Property
Eat & Drink
6 venues on property
Restaurant
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
7 nights a week of live jazz in the hotel's subterranean Parisian-style club. Cover charge applies ($35–$40/person + 2 drink minimum). Sunday Matinee Jazz Brunch also available at 2:30 PM and 4 PM ($25/person + 2 drinks).
Resident pianist Michael Garin plays Tuesday–Saturday 6–8 PM. Live bands perform Wednesday–Saturday 8–10 PM. DJs spin Thursday–Saturday 10 PM–2 AM. Sunday brunch features live music from 12–2:30 PM. All included with regular bar/restaurant patronage.
Curated digital and print guide to downtown New York covering dining, drinking, shopping, music, art, and film — written by local journalists and industry insiders. Included with stay via the GrandLife neighborhood guide.
Arthouse screenings of independent, foreign, and classic films in a 118-seat Art Deco theater with a vintage marquee. Tickets sold separately.
Complimentary fleet of Priority Classic Bicycles available to guests on a first-come, first-serve basis. Ideal for the Hudson River waterfront path or the Brooklyn Bridge crossing. Dial Guest Services at 212.519.6600 to reserve.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
In-room dining available.
12,400 sq ft of total event space across 7 venues including The Django (1,966 sq ft, up to 200 reception), Roxy Cinema (1,363 sq ft, 118 seated), Paul's Cocktail Lounge (1,104 sq ft), and a Green Room (500 sq ft). Hosts Tribeca Film Festival, Netflix, HBO, and major fashion brands.
$39.95 plus tax per night. Covers: premium WiFi, champagne toast on arrival, digital New York Times access, complimentary water, seasonal bike hire, Soho Grand Dog Park access, Samsung Smart TV streaming, access to 700+ PressReader digital newspapers, and unlimited local/domestic long distance phone calls.
24-hour concierge service available.
All rooms equipped with Samsung Smart TVs with Sonifi streaming capabilities — Netflix, Hulu, HBO Go, and other digital providers supported.
Complimentary access to the private Soho Grand Dog Park — designed by landscape designer Rebecca Cole with fire hydrant water stations and bespoke benches. Keys available at the Roxy Front Desk. Open to hotel guests and GrandLife members only.
Pets welcome. Dog park access (Soho Grand) available to guests with dogs.
The Roxy Hotel does not have a swimming pool.
High-speed WiFi at 25 MB throughout the property. Included in the $39.95/night amenity fee.
Every arriving guest receives a complimentary champagne toast at check-in. Included in the daily amenity fee.
24-hour fitness room with state-of-the-art gym equipment. On-site and open to all guests.
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