The Greenwich Hotel is a small luxurious hotel in New York City’s Tribeca neighborhood by Robert de Niro and Ira Drukier created with a regard for comfort and hand-crafted beauty. Of it’s 87 rooms and suites, no two are alike. Hand woven carpets, antique pieces and original artwork provide a sophisticated, yet residential feel. The hotel’s Drawing Room bar has 12-foot ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace and French doors that lead to a courtyard, where guests can dine beneath latticed vines. All exclusively for hotel guests. The Greenwich Hotel has 88 rooms, of which no two are alike. Locanda Verde is a casual neighborhood Italian inn adjoining the hotel, serving Chef Andrew Carmellini’s riffs on Italian cooking. Beneath the ground level is Shibui, a Japanese inspired haven for relaxation featuring a spa, antique bamboo farmhouse framed swimming pool, and fitness center. A warm welcome awaits you at The Greenwich Hotel.