One of the few family-owned hotels in New York, the Washington Square Hotel has provided a haven for writers, artists and visitors in... more »
One of the few family-owned hotels in New York, the Washington Square Hotel has provided a haven for writers, artists and visitors in Greenwich Village for more than a century. Today, the hotel remains in step with its unique neighborhood, with all its charm, sophistication and individuality. The historic hotel features 160 guest rooms as well as a newly renovated Art Deco styled lobby and lobby bar. A friendly multilingual staff is here to assist with all your business and personal needs. The hotel offers guests a daily continental breakfast, 24-hour front desk service, complimentary wireless internet access in their lobby, fitness center, massage and facial services (upon request), meeting spaces, discounted parking nearby and the critically acclaimed North Square Restaurant and Lounge. Centrally located to downtown New York neighborhoods, Washington Square Hotel continues its commitment to providing guests with warm, personal service in an elegant and modern atmosphere. Please note: Upon check-in, the guest must present a valid ID and a credit card in their name for incidentals.
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The heart of Greenwich Village is right on the doorstep of this 3-star property, the family-owned and run, Washington Square Hotel. Visitors to the Soho, Greenwich Village and Tribeca areas will appreciate this hard-to-beat location which is in the midst of it all. Over 160 guest rooms are available and accommodation includes a complimentary continental breakfast; the hotel also features a restaurant, cocktail bar and fully equipped exercise room. Highly rated by many repeat guests for its personal style, the art deco, century-old Washington Square Hotel is ideal for a weekend city break, be it for the culture, the nightlife or some plain old retail therapy.
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Located in the center of Greenwich Village (N. Y. the historic Washington Square Hotel is within four blocks of the famed Blue Note, Comedy Cellar and the Village Underground. The hotel is across from historic Washington Square. The Art Deco hotel, built in 1902 and expanded in 2002, features a re-created original façade, while mosaic artworks by co-owner Rita Paul adorn inside walls. The hotel's North Square Restaurant and Lounge specializes in American cuisine with Central American and Asian touches and features 127 international wines. Light fare is offered at the quieter Café Vogue. The hotel includes a fitness center and massage room. Complimentary continental breakfasts are provided. High-speed Internet access is available in the lobby and café. The 170 guestrooms provide views of Washington Park, the Empire State Building and West Side. Washed in subdued palettes, the guestrooms include desks, cable television and data ports.
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We went to NYC to look at colleges for
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Posted Mar 05, 2007
Good
We went to NYC to look at colleges for one of my kids. The hotel was convenient to NYU, Eugene Lang, Washington Park, shopping, restaurants. However, even with only 2 people, the room was so cramped we had to take turns walking around the bed to...
I am very pleased with my stay at the
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Posted Feb 12, 2007
Good
I am very pleased with my stay at the hotel. The staff was very friendly, the location is great since I was visiting NYU, but I thought it was expensive. I know hotels are not cheap in New York City and I do not know how much of this can be avoided, ...
The one restaurant was ok and the
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Posted Dec 27, 2006
Mediocre
The one restaurant was ok and the location was good.The size of the room was horrible.“Overall, a good location but the staff was just ok, the room was barely the size of a closet and the beds were as hard as the counter tops. They had no valet...
Location near Greenwich village is
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Posted Aug 11, 2006
Good
Location near Greenwich village is excellent. Hotel is a lot of fun because of all the performers from the nearby universities.The elevators were slow so we waited a bit for them.“The hotel is a great value for New York City. Nearby Greenwich and...
Cheap but nice - GREAT location.Lack of
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Posted Jun 21, 2006
Good
Cheap but nice - GREAT location.Lack of Internet connection in the room.“It had a 1920's "Untouchable's) feel, with the very basic amenities. Great location. For someone who doesn't care if their not staying at the Ritz, but still wants a nice place ...
The best kept secret in New York
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Posted Mar 18, 2006
by bleeckernyc
Excellent
pros: Location, Subway, quietIts all about location. Steps from the beautiful Washington Square Park, Ave of the Americas and ACEBDFV subway lines. Close to : NYU, SoHo, and The village.
33 year old female with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
The best thing about this hotel is the location. It's a lovely and reasonably priced B&B on a beautiful brown stone lined street right on Washington Square Park in the heart of the village. As with all NYC hotels, the rooms are tiny. But the comfortable beds and charming decor make up for it. The breakfast is great and the staff is friendly and helpful with directions. There is also a great bar/lounge with lots of character and charm. Locals claim it's a very hip place to meet for drinks. I will definitely stay here again when I visit New York.
Washington square hotel is pretty cool
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Posted Jul 28, 2005
Good
Washington square hotel is pretty cool because of its location. When you are in the midst of Greenwich Village you can not help to be a hip and happening hotel. The village as it is called by most new Yorkers is a great place to shop, dine, and...
The hotel decor is a slice of the old
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Posted Jul 21, 2005
Good
The hotel decor is a slice of the old NY, and truly made me feel transported in time. The lobby and other common areas in the hotel truly showcase this.
I was very grateful for the free wireless in the lobby, and the other amenities in ...
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