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The Manner

New York City, New York, United States · Unbound Collection · Core Luxury

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The Manner occupies a 1999 building in SoHo's Cast Iron Historic District that spent two decades as 60 Thompson before reopening in September 2024 as the debut hotel of Standard International's new Manner brand, redesigned by Milan architect Hannes Peer alongside The Standard's own chief design officer Verena Haller. The Otter, a seafood restaurant from James Beard nominee Alex Stupak, and a second-floor members'-club lounge called The Apartment anchor the 97-room property's social life.

About The Manner

History

The Manner occupies a building at 58 Thompson Street in SoHo that was constructed in 1999 as the 60 Thompson hotel, one of the first design-forward boutique hotels to open in a neighborhood that had spent the previous three decades transforming from a cast-iron manufacturing district into one of New York's most sought-after creative and residential addresses. SoHo's cast-iron architecture — the largest concentration of nineteenth-century cast-iron building facades in the world, designated a historic district in 1973 — gives the neighborhood its distinctive scale and material character, but the 60 Thompson was a new-construction addition that brought contemporary luxury to a side street just off West Broadway.

The 13-story building operated as the 60 Thompson for years, becoming a reference point in SoHo's boutique hotel scene before closing for a comprehensive renovation. In September 2024, after an extensive transformation by Milan-based architect Hannes Peer working alongside The Standard's chief design officer Verena Haller, the property reopened as The Manner — the debut property of a new brand from Standard International, the company behind The Standard and Bunkhouse Hotels, which had been acquired by Hyatt Hotels Corporation earlier in 2024.

Peer's renovation created interiors of deliberate, kaleidoscopic richness: guest rooms layered with textile, color, and custom millwork that evoke the sensibility of a carefully assembled private apartment rather than a commercial hotel room. The 97-room property — including ten suites and a penthouse — prioritizes the feeling of a private members' club, with The Apartment, a guests-only second-floor lounge serving breakfast and all-day snacks, functioning as the social heart of the building. The Otter, a seafood-driven restaurant by James Beard Award nominee Alex Stupak, and Sloane's, a chic cocktail bar, complete the dining and drinking program. A rooftop garden opened in 2025, adding an outdoor private space above Thompson Street's tree-lined canopy. The Manner arrived in New York the same month that Madonna attended its fashion week events; within weeks it had established itself as the most discussed new hotel address in the city.

The setting

The Manner occupies Thompson Street in SoHo's Cast Iron Historic District, where 19th-century industrial lofts colonized by artists in the 1970s were transformed into Manhattan's destination for independent boutiques, galleries, and celebrated dining. Washington Square Park is twelve minutes on foot, placing the hotel at the northern edge of Greenwich Village's cultural sphere within SoHo's cobblestone grid. The Manner's communal ethos — shared lounge, complimentary breakfast, aperitivo hour — mirrors the neighborhood's longstanding identity as a place where creative life and domestic ease coexist in the same cast-iron buildings that once defined New York's industrial age, today among the most architecturally protected blocks in the city.

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