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Hotel Barrière Fouquet's New York

New York City • Tribeca • OVER THE TOP

avg. $784 / night

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Bringing a century-old Parisian brasserie tradition to the cobblestoned streets of Tribeca required a certain conviction — the kind that Martine And Thierry Gillier brought when the Barrière group extended its Fouquet's brand to New York, opening Hotel Barrière Fouquet's New York in 2021 within a purpose-built six-storey structure clad in warm red brick with deep-set steel windows. The massing, designed to settle into the neighbourhood's warehouse vernacular, presents as a converted loft building from the street, the broad grid of industrial glazing and corbelled cornice lines folding the hotel into its surroundings without apology. Inside, Gilles & Boissier — the Paris-based studio behind the original Fouquet's Barrière on the Champs-Élysées — carried their signature across the Atlantic: diamond-quilted headboards framed in tortoiseshell lacquer and burnished gold, sage velvet cushions against blush upholstery, Murano glass chandeliers casting a warm pink flush across 97 rooms and suites. The bar arrives saturated in plum and burgundy, a veined marble counter edged in brass anchoring a room that owes more to a Left Bank private club than anything currently operating below Canal Street. The restaurant deploys cascading crystal chandeliers above red velvet dining chairs and white-clothed tables, the warm walnut millwork keeping the European formality from tipping into pastiche. Gold-framed mirrored partitions in the suites extend the rooms visually while layering in the kind of 1930s Parisian glamour that Gilles & Boissier return to again and again — luxuriant without being heavy, and surprisingly at home in downtown Manhattan.

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Hotel Barrière Fouquet's New York Reviews

26 reviews

"Incredibly questionable level of code of conduct and class amongst the people who work here. After investigating, I’ve heard of multiple discriminatory incidents that others have experienced here. Here is my most recent direct incident. Please note I gave the hotel ample opportunity to address what should’ve been seen as a high priority. Lissy promised to call back and did not. I will be heard & this should’ve been addressed in a timely manner. Individuals involved: • Mariam (Front Desk) – openly mocked and laughed at the only Black woman entering the hotel at that time. • Another front desk staff member – joined in this behavior. • Lissy (Manager) – informed of the incident, confirmed that staff had made comments about me, stated she would review the footage, and promised to follow up. On Wednesday around noon, I entered this hotel to meet a friend for a martini in the lounge. Before my guest arrived, I was subjected to open ridicule from the front desk staff, led by Mariam. I was polite, respectful, and appropriately dressed, yet laughed at and treated with clear disrespect. Other white women entering the same space were greeted warmly. And this wasn’t just one thing that happened. There were multiple things that happened with Miriam and the other Front Desk person but of course I cannot fully capture everything in this review. However, I shared every detail with Lissy when I called. When I called later that day, Manager Lissy acknowledged that staff had indeed made comments about me and said she would investigate. As of Friday morning, there has been no call, no apology, and no indication of any corrective action. As a Black woman and a resident of this neighborhood, I made it clear that I will not be made to feel unwelcome in my own community. I have given this establishment every opportunity to address what happened. Since management has chosen silence, I am now making others aware both online and in person of how this hotel allows its staff to treat Black patrons. Please note the review I wrote a little less than a month ago complementing the martini at the restaurant because it’s become my favorite and that is what kicked off this whole incident. Apparently in the eyes of the discriminatory staff at Fouquet’s Black women aren’t supposed to be ladies who lunch after our workout class. I will decide how much further to take this based on their continued inaction"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Nov 07, 2025

"Not a great experience. AC doesn’t go below 70 degrees for the room. So plan to ask for a fan. When we left we asked specifically if we left anything in one of the rooms and the front desk said NO. 2 days later we cd called again, guess what they have what we left. No we have to spend money and time to go back and get it. SPA is very small and nothing special. Do not recommend this hotel."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 17, 2025

"This is my first hotel review, and I must say my experience at Fouquets was quite disappointing. While I can understand the appeal of visiting the restaurant or bar, I would recommend opting for a Holiday Inn instead. As expected in New York, the rooms were small, and we paid a premium for the location and brand. However, our main issue was with the air conditioning, which struggled to cool below 70 degrees. On our last night, we had to rely on a fan, and despite calling for assistance twice after midnight, nothing was fixed. It seemed like a problem with their system. The staff were pleasant, but it was clear that there were management and branding issues. The spa was underwhelming, and one of the showers was out of order—something that should be basic for any hotel. We didn’t receive any communication or apology from management regarding the AC issues, and when we requested a one-hour late check-out, we were denied. This was frustrating, especially since we had hoped to enjoy our stay and avoid moving to a different hotel. In summary, this hotel lacks class. No matter how nicely it’s decorated on the outside, the experience inside leaves much to be desired."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 15, 2025

"Goota say the Speakeasy manager Adam has the toughest job, but is also rude. They promise a seat at the lovely bar, but don't deliver. The recepition staff should tell the truth that it is onky available for hotel guest and presumably Adam's friends. Awful!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 06, 2025

"This hotel is one of my favorites in New York! Gorgeously decorated and very French. The bed was sensational and we didn’t want to leave. There are several options for food/drinks. The speakeasy with a secret entrance was a nice touch. We will return!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 05, 2025

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