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The Ludlow Hotel

New York City, New York • Lower East Side • SPLURGE

avg. $361 / night

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At a glance

A Lower East Side warehouse hotel by Sean MacPherson with Roman and Williams interiors and a glass conservatory.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors in NYC

Highlights:

  • Red-brick warehouse with steel-framed industrial windows on Ludlow Street
  • Roman and Williams interiors: ebonized four-posters, oak floors, shearling chairs
  • Vaulted glass conservatory with original painted lettering from building's past
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Lower East Side credentials don't get much more persuasive than a red-brick warehouse facade on Ludlow Street, its steel-framed industrial windows and black-canopied ground floor carrying the particular grain of a neighborhood that spent a century as immigrant New York before artists and musicians claimed it. The Ludlow Hotel, which opened in 2014 across seven floors and 175 rooms, was developed by Sean MacPherson — the same mind behind the Bowery Hotel — with interiors conceived by Roman and Williams, the New York studio responsible for some of the most atmospherically intelligent hotel design of the past two decades. The approach here draws from the same well as their earlier work: dark-turned four-poster beds in ebonized wood, wide-plank oak floors, toile-print curtains layered over raw linen sheers, and shearling-draped armchairs that suggest a well-traveled collector's apartment rather than a hospitality product. The bar sits in what feels like a private club — coffered mahogany paneling, a marble-topped counter, crimson velvet stools, and sculptural brass chandeliers casting light that flatters rather than illuminates. Upstairs, the exposed beam ceilings and black-framed casement windows frame views across the Lower East Side rooftops toward One World Trade. Perhaps the most unexpectedly generous gesture is the garden conservatory: a vaulted glass-and-steel greenhouse trailed with hanging ivy, colored Moroccan lanterns suspended from the ribs, its back wall still bearing faded painted lettering from the building's earlier life.

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About

Featuring spectacular views of the skyscrapers and bridges of New York City, this hotel is in the Lower East Side neighborhood of Manhattan. Wi-Fi access is provided in each guest room free of charge. Hardwood floors, handmade silk rugs and artisan-crafted Moroccan lamps are featured in every room at The Ludlow Hotel. A minibar featuring local products is also provided. The private bathroom, decked out in marble mosaics, includes a deep soaking bathtub and brass rain shower. A 24-hour front desk welcomes guests to the Ludlow Hotel, which provides a trellis-covered garden for relaxation. Guests can also grab a drink in the lobby bar and lounge, or use the 24-hour fitness center. Parking is available nearby.

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The Ludlow Hotel Reviews

1,267 reviews

"We had a fantastic time at The Ludlow! From the very moment of our arrival the Team made us feel super welcomed and cared for. We liked it so much that we extended our stay twice and stayed in three different rooms - all three were tastefully designed and each one unique (...and very clean!). The neighborhood is very lively, so be prepared to jump right in the as soon as you step out of the door. With Katz Deli right across the street and other spots in close proximity - for us it was absolutely perfect. The relaxed and sweet Staff helped us out with a variety of small and bigger needs and were always swift and supportive. A big thank you to Jolyn, Brailyn, Andy, Jonathan and the rest! We can 100% recommend staying here!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 25, 2026

"We love staying at the Ludlow hotel! Clean rooms, wonderful staff…. Jonathan, in particular, went out of his way to make our stay exceptional. Thank you, Jonathan!! We look forward to staying with you again in the very near future!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 11, 2026

"Very cool hotel with a great decor and ambiance - I loved its aesthetics. The problem is that the Mini Studio (195 ft2), advertised as good for one person, is too tight even for one person, and $500/night is too steep for such a minute real estate. The advertised "cozy sitting area" is not that cozy, because it's hard to access it - the armchairs are squeezed between the end of the bed and the window. The left and window side of the room are practically inaccesible (see photo). Interestingly, the bathroom (also lovely decor) feels quite spacious in contrast! Another major flaw is that there is no coffee maker in the room (probably no space to put it), and the restaurant downstairs only starts offering coffee at 7AM, forcing early risers like myself to go into caffeine withdrawal. Finally, I know this is NY, but you may want to ask for a better window view than the elevated parking structure I got from my expensive room (see photo)."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 05, 2026

"We’ve stayed at several hotels in New York, and The Ludlow is now our favorite. The room was absolutely incredible with one of the best views of the city we’ve ever had. We were celebrating my wife’s birthday, and the staff surprised us with a bottle of sparkling wine waiting in our room—a thoughtful touch that meant a lot. What really sets this hotel apart is the people. Huge thanks to Jonathan, Andy, Chris, Jody, and Brailyn for going above and beyond. After I accidentally left my wedding ring behind, they safely held onto it until I could return a few days later. They also stored luggage for our family of four after we’d already checked out and even helped us get a better rate on our airport car service. Beautiful hotel, amazing room, and even better service. We can’t wait to come back and stay in that same room again. Highly recommend!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 04, 2026

"Alice, Brailyn, and Jolyn were great at the front desk. Our flight got canceled and we had to stay and extra night. Jolyn went above and beyond to accommodate us. The hotel was great!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 03, 2026

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