Check out New York City and stay at a boutique hotel.
If you are looking to explore New York City this summer, consider staying at one of its many boutique hotels. The smaller scale accommodation options often offer a customized and unique experience. Right in the heart of Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, the Hôtel Americano is the place to be. Of course this artsy part of the city offers a wide variety of nearby entertainment. This includes the Chelsea Market and any kind of food restaurant you can imagine.
The hotel design reflects rich Latin, Japanese, French, and mid-century American influence. These multi-cultural associations make for an eclectic boutique hotel experience. Enjoy luxury features such as 400 thread count Egyptian cotton sheets, soft washed denim bathrobes handmade in Mexico, and felt wool slippers. Each room also includes items like Japanese Imabari washcloths and custom alpaca throw blankets.
You might notice that the walls are bare here at the Hôtel Americano. Despite being in the center of the art world, the boutique hotel believes that the city itself is enough stimulation for its guests. Of course, their “blank canvas” approach is both a calming oasis from the rush of the city and an ideal environment to cultivate new ideas. Sit back and relax in the white and earth-toned as you enjoy the ultra fast wifi and endless streams of creativity.
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Mondays are a good thing for once. For a limited time, you can take advantage of the Hôtel Americano’s “Summer Mondays” package. This deal includes a stay in Hôtel Americano’s Japanese-inspired suites, a complimentary dinner at The Americano ($125), two VanMoof bicycle rentals, a bottle of Veuve Clicquot champagne, and two complimentary desserts. Washingtonian readers can enjoy this exclusive summer package. To apply the savings, use the booking code SUMRMON. Also be sure to note “Washingtonian” in the reservation.
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