The Greenwich Hotel, New York CityThe Greenwich Hotel in New York City, United States has a corrected score of 4.0 ± 0.2 (solid evidence, 3 of 4 platforms), ranked 20 of 498 hotels we score in New York City. Its platform ratings, normalised to 0-5, average 4.1 before correction: Booking.com 4.2, Tripadvisor 4.1, Google 4.0. Rooms from about $1,064 a night (cached, not a live quote).The Greenwich Hotel is a five-star boutique property with 88 individually designed rooms in Tribeca, at 377 Greenwich Street in Lower Manhattan. Opened in 2007 and co-owned by Robert De Niro with hoteliers Ira Drukier and Richard Born, it has a lantern-lit underground heated pool, the Japanese-inspired Shibui Spa, a gym, and the restaurant Locanda Verde. Rooms draw on varied cultural influences, and the hotel welcomes children and pets, with valet parking and room service available. It sits near SoHo and the Financial District, suiting travellers who want a quiet, residential-feeling base downtown. Rates start around $1,064 a night, so it is a considerable spend, and guest review scores vary between platforms.What stands out

Heated underground pool and Shibui Spa

Individually designed rooms and suites

On-site restaurant Locanda Verde

Pet and family friendly

Watch out for

Nightly rates start above $1,000

Review scores differ across booking platforms

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