- 66 Rooms, 31 Suites
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Welcome to 456 Greenwich Street, the newest New York address with an indefinable je-ne-sais-quoi. A hotel that elegantly whisks you from the charming streets of Tribeca to the heart of a Parisian maison. A place that exudes the traditions of the famous Champs-Elysées brasserie -- the beating heart of Paris since 1899. An experience that celebrates the art of living and receiving à la Française with its 97 Art Deco-inspired rooms and suites, fine dining restaurants, private Spa, and movie screening room.
Exclusive Amenities
- Full Breakfast for two, daily (available through room service)
- Welcome Amenity
The following amenities are subject to availability at check-in:
- Early Check-in at 1:00 PM
- Late Check-out at 2:00 PM
- Room Upgrade (not applicable to suites)
The following amenities are not exclusive, but apply to your booking:
- Complimentary WiFi (throughout hotel)
Address
456 Greenwich Street
New York, NY, United States 10013
Nearby Airports
- New York (NYC)
Check In Time
3:00 PM
Check Out Time
12:00 PM
Accommodations
Settle into one of our 97 residential-style guestrooms and suites with a signature and distinctly French lavender color incorporated throughout the guestroom design, providing a residential underpinning to the rooms and complementing the other principal tones of green and cream. Relish the heart-warming feeling of being right at home in an Art Déco-inspired, light-filled Parisian maison. Enjoy the radiance of Calacatta marble, the refinement of Toile de Jouy and the comfort of quilted detailing.
Dining
Restaurants
Brasserie Fouquet's New York
As a tribute to the iconic Parisian Brasserie, founded in 1899 on the Champs-Élysées, Fouquet's now has a new address in the heart of Tribeca. Imagined in collaboration with Michelin-star Chef Pierre Gagnaire, the menu reinterprets the classics of French gastronomy.
Par Ici Café
Par Ici Café's vegetarian menu, infused with French cuisine, is a gourmet cafe-restaurant that follows the slow-food approach with a vegetarian menu. Enjoy spectacular dishes made using locally sourced, seasonal, organic ingredients.
Titsou Bar
In homage to Lucien Barrière, affectionately called “Titsou” by his daughter Diane, this cozy and intimate bar evokes Paris in the 1920's and 30's and will be the setting for private meetings and buzzing New York soirées.
