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Faena New York
Faena New York sits on West 18th Street in West Chelsea, a few steps from the High Line Park and within the Chelsea Art Gallery District.
Overview
Faena New York occupies a building at 500 West 18th Street in West Chelsea, a few steps from the High Line Park and within the Chelsea Art Gallery District. Rooms and suites look onto the Empire State Building, the High Line, or the Lantern House tower to the north, depending on the floor and aspect. The hotel's interiors carry the brand's familiar mix of colour and pattern, set against floor-to-ceiling windows that bring in the daylight of lower Manhattan.
The hotel's dining rooms are built around Francis Mallmann, the Argentine chef known for open-fire cooking shaped by his years in Patagonia. His restaurant, La Boca, serves breakfast, lunch, weekend brunch and dinner, drawing on Spanish, Italian and Patagonian influences. La Cava, a private wine cellar framed by a global collection, is reserved for small dinners and tastings. The Living Room operates as the hotel's bar, with nightly live music and a terrace open daily from midday to nine in the evening; El Secreto sits behind an unmarked door as the hotel's speakeasy, built for cocktails and live music in a smaller room.
Tierra Santa Healing House, the hotel's wellness space, draws on South American healing traditions for its treatments. Guests with an interest in art can arrange a Chelsea Gallery Walk, with visits that may include Paula Cooper, Pace, Hauser & Wirth, Lehmann Maupin, Gladstone, Lisson and Galerie Templon, or join a day trip to the Hudson Valley in autumn. Rooms range from the 500 sq ft Classic Queen-Queen Room to the Faena Three-Bedroom Suite, a 3,000 sq ft residential-style suite with corner views across the High Line toward Hudson Yards and the Empire State Building.
- Rooms
- On request
- Minimum stay
- 1 night
- Check in
- 15:00
- Check out
- 12:00
Why we like it
- Located in West Chelsea, steps from the High Line Park and the Chelsea Art Gallery District
- Faena Three-Bedroom Suite spans 3,000 sq ft (279 sq m) with corner views toward the High Line and Empire State Building
- La Boca restaurant is run by chef Francis Mallmann, known for open-fire cooking shaped by Patagonia
- Tierra Santa Healing House offers treatments drawn from South American healing traditions
- The Living Room hosts nightly live music and a daily terrace service beneath the High Line
- Chelsea Gallery Walk experience includes visits to Paula Cooper, Pace, Hauser & Wirth, Lehmann Maupin, Gladstone, Lisson and Galerie Templon
Gallery
Rooms & suites
Categories shown for orientation. Your travel advisor will confirm which are available for your dates and recommend the one that suits the trip.
Classic Queen-Queen Room
Fitted with two queen beds, this room overlooks the avenues of Chelsea and suits guests travelling together.
Up to 2 guests2 Queen BedsSignature Queen-Queen Room
Set high above the city, this room has floor-to-ceiling windows framing views north toward the Lantern House or south over 17th Street.
Up to 2 guests2 Queen BedsCity View viewHigh Line King Junior Suite
A junior suite with a king bed, positioned for views over High Line Park.
Up to 2 guests1 King BedPark View viewDeluxe One-Bedroom Suite
A one-bedroom suite with a private entry foyer opening into a separate living and dining area with seating for four.
Up to 2 guests1 King BedCourtyard View viewFaena Three-Bedroom Suite
The largest of the hotel's residential-style accommodations, with three king beds and corner views spanning High Line Park up to Hudson Yards and the Empire State Building.
279 m²Up to 2 guestsThree King BedsHigh Line & Empire State view
Amenities
- Fitness Center
- Mini bar
- Pet friendly
- Twice-daily housekeeping
- Baggage storage
- Complimentary Wifi
- Floor-to-ceiling windows
- In-room coffee machine
- Live entertainment
- Tierra Santa Healing House
- La Boca by Francis Mallmann
- La Cava
- The Living Room
- El Secreto
Reserving through us
Included when your travel advisor confirms this stay
- Daily breakfast for two
- Room upgrade on arrival, subject to availability
- Property credit or equivalent where the house offers one
- Early check in and late check out on request
- Welcome amenity and your travel agent known to the general manager
Eligible preferred amenities are applied wherever available, subject to the property at the time of stay, and are confirmed in your proposal.
Location
New York, United States
Grand hotels on Central Park, downtown townhouses and a table wherever you want one.
Questions
- Where is Faena New York located?
- The hotel is at 500 West 18th Street in West Chelsea, Manhattan, a short walk from the High Line Park and within the Chelsea Art Gallery District.
- What restaurants and bars are at Faena New York?
- The hotel's dining includes La Boca by chef Francis Mallmann, the private wine cellar La Cava, the bar and live music venue The Living Room, and the speakeasy El Secreto.
- Is Faena New York pet friendly?
- Yes. Pet friendly is listed among the hotel's amenities.
- Does the hotel have a spa or wellness facility?
- Tierra Santa Healing House is the hotel's wellness space, offering treatments and thermal experiences drawn from South American healing traditions.
- What is the largest suite at the hotel?
- The Faena Three-Bedroom Suite is the largest category, at 3,000 sq ft (279 sq m) with three king beds and corner views toward High Line Park, Hudson Yards and the Empire State Building.
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