Accessibility is a cornerstone of the hotel’s design, ensuring that all spaces, whether public, semi-private, or private, are easily accessible, including unique features like access to the High Line. Functionality is also paramount, with flexible spaces that adapt to various uses, from dynamic gallery exhibitions that celebrate the African American community of Seneca Village to a state-of-the-art bike shop that addresses the urban challenge of transportation in New York. The hotel’s rooftop further elevates the guest experience, offering a private deck complete with a pool and restaurant, where visitors can indulge in exclusive views while reflecting on the historical narrative encapsulated within the hotel’s gallery. This holistic approach not only honors the memory of Seneca Village but also provides a multifunctional urban retreat that enriches the cultural and social fabric of the city.
