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Warren Street Hotel

New York City, New York, United States · Firmdale Hotels · Grand Luxury

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Warren Street Hotel opened in February 2024 on a midblock TriBeCa site that had long been an open-air parking lot between Greenwich Street and West Broadway. Firmdale, the London hoteliers behind Crosby Street and the Whitby, filled it with art and color in a neighborhood whose artists colonized industrial lofts in the 1970s. It is Firmdale's third New York hotel, and MICHELIN gave it Two Keys in 2025.

About Warren Street Hotel

History

The Warren Street Hotel opened in February 2024 on a midblock site in TriBeCa that had long served as an open-air parking lot between Greenwich Street and West Broadway. The building is Firmdale Hotels' third New York property and the second collaboration between the company and Stonehill Taylor — the same architecture firm, led by Paul Taylor, that designed both the Crosby Street Hotel in SoHo and the Whitby in Midtown. Pavarini McGovern served as general contractor for the 14-story, 91,000-square-foot ground-up construction, which required excavation to a depth of 80 feet into bedrock and extensive dewatering owing to the site's high water table.

The building's facade — a cerulean-blue rainscreen metal panel cladding set against yellow rooftop accents — is a deliberate provocation in a neighborhood of restored redbrick warehouses. Stonehill Taylor described their inspiration as TriBeCa's historic iron-tight industrial loft buildings reinterpreted through a new character, with expansive windows framed by high beams that reference the structural vocabulary of 1900s manufacturing buildings without mimicking their palette. The 135-foot tower contains 69 bedrooms and suites, 12 residential units on the upper floors, a 150-seat restaurant and bar, a drawing room, an orangery, and private event spaces.

Kit Kemp, who designed all three Firmdale New York properties, brought her signature layered British aesthetic to a building whose exterior references TriBeCa's textile industry roots and the neighborhood's longstanding identity as a destination for artists and creative industries. Argentine artist Cristián Mohaded's basket installation greets visitors in the lobby alongside works by Ugandan artist Sanaa Gateja. The hotel earned Michelin Two Keys recognition in 2025, adding a third Michelin-distinguished address to the Firmdale portfolio alongside the Crosby Street Hotel and the Whitby.

The setting

Warren Street Hotel stands at 86 Warren Street in TriBeCa, a neighborhood whose artists colonized industrial lofts in the 1970s before it transformed into one of Manhattan's most coveted luxury addresses. The 9/11 Memorial & Museum and One World Trade Center are each seven minutes on foot, the Brooklyn Bridge thirteen minutes north. The surrounding streets, with cast-iron facades and cobblestone proportions preserved intact, now house destination restaurants that define TriBeCa's particular strain of creative, moneyed calm. Firmdale's second New York property chose this low-key block for the same reason it chose SoHo: a neighborhood whose substance consistently exceeds its spectacle.

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