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EDITORIAL REVIEW
Located on the Western edge of Tribeca, right next to the famed Tribeca Grill, The Greenwich Hotel is Robert DeNiro's latest investment in the neighborhood he helped build and make famous.
The Greenwich Hotel offers 75 rooms and 13 Suites, of which no two are alike. The furnishings draw from a wide range of cultural influences - from the hand-loomed Tibetan silk rugs to the patterns of Moroccan tile, From the custom English leather settes to the reclaimed pine, oak, chestnut, and hemlock wood details throughout, natural materials have been used. Rooms have Dux beds, oak floors, generously sized soaking tubs, complimentary internet and small libraries.
The amenities and services are as well considered as the design. Houseguests can opt for in-room check-in, newspapers from their hometowns delivered daily, and a refrigerator stocked with specialty items of their choice.]
The Hotel's Drawing Room, accessible only to hotel guests and their acquaintences, is the perfect place to host a casual meeting or intimate lunch. Lining one side of the drawing room are French doors that lead to a lush Tuscan style courtyard where guests can dine beneath the latticed vines.
Luxury Spa Shibui
Shibui, the Greenwich Hotel’s spa is a true haven for relaxation and rejuvenation. Shibui is available exclusively to hotel guests and has four separate treatment rooms, as well as a room for relaxation either before or after treatments. Shibui has a shiatsu room; a traditional bathing room with a large tub for Japanese bathing rituals, a wet room that includes a shower for wraps and scrubs and finally a treatment room where massages as well as manicures, pedicures and facial treatments will be offered.
Shibui houses a lantern-lit swimming pool and lounge under the roof of a 250-year old wood and bamboo farmhouse that has been reconstructed in the hotel by Japanese craftsmen, some of whom are ‘Living National Treasures’ of Japan. Guests can relax by the pool and enjoy fresh-squeezed juices, light spa fare, or a glass of sake.
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