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Walker Hotel Greenwich Village

New York City, New York • Greenwich Village • SPLURGE

avg. $427 / night

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

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Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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At a glance

A 1920s Greenwich Village landmark with original Art Deco details, honey onyx stairs, and period-authentic guestroom finishes.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and Art Deco collectors

Highlights:

  • 1920s terra cotta entry arch with fanlight window
  • Backlit honey onyx stairs with Art Nouveau iron balustrades
  • Macassar ebony headboards and fan-patterned wallcoverings in each room
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PB hotel design editorial

At the corner of 13th Street in Greenwich Village, a 1920s brick-clad building with an elaborately ornamented entry arch — fanlight window, terra cotta relief panels, stepped pilasters — sets a tone that the Walker Hotel Greenwich Village carries deep into its interior. The lobby delivers on that architectural promise: backlit honey onyx stairs rise toward a leaded transom door, their iron balustrades curving in an Art Nouveau gesture that feels entirely native to the building rather than installed for effect. Behind the reception desk, original exposed brickwork anchors the room while translucent shoji-like light panels add an unexpectedly Eastern counterpoint, a collision of references that somehow coheres in the warm, amber-toned light. The 116 guestrooms sustain the Art Deco commitment with genuine conviction — macassar ebony headboards framed by fan-patterned wallcoverings in either crimson or sapphire, chrome-based table lamps, and tufted white leather benches at the foot of each bed. Higher floors reward guests with views across lower Manhattan toward One World Trade, the steel-grid windows functioning almost as period frames around a contemporary skyline. The restaurant works a different register entirely: pressed tin ceilings, walnut panelling, teal leather banquettes, a working fireplace, and trailing ivy glimpsed through a glazed ceiling void give the room the atmosphere of a well-worn Flatiron-era dining club that has aged into something comfortable and genuinely inviting.

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About

Walker Hotel Greenwich Village is a luxury hotel in NYC’s iconic Greenwich Village, offering a refined and residential stay at the crossroads of downtown culture. Within walking distance to SoHo, Chelsea, Union Square, and Washington Square Park, the hotel is an ideal base for exploring the city at a neighborhood pace. With 113 guest rooms, the hotel features Society Cafe, a market-to-table American restaurant led by executive Chef Nicholas McCann. Its central location and easy transit access make it a convenient choice for all travelers.

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Walker Hotel Greenwich Village Reviews

2,429 reviews

"Quiet quaint old school NYC village hotel. Easy location to new school, NYU, village. Attentive service. Nice hotel with good food and get out of the city vibe."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 27, 2026

"We went to a concert at the blue note so I looked for a hotel close by. I saw the picture of the Walker and I thought oh that looks so cool. The price seemed very reasonable so I was almost leery that she was maybe it’s not that nice? I was pleasantly surprised. The room was cozy clean and the staff were so nice. I’m going back to NYC and I’m staying there. Also the Neighborhood is so cool …win win."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 26, 2026

"The neighborhood was charming, hotel was very boutique style, the staff was AMAZING and accommodating. The rooms were clean and housekeeping did an excellent job each day cleaning. I went with my teenage daughter and we stayed in a double room on the 17th floor with city view. We are obsessed and will be back!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 18, 2026

"Staff was very friendly and helpful. And when one of my bags of books was taken by one of the housekeepers, they more than made me whole. As a person with a walker they accommodated my limitations. Their restaurant serves up a delicious variety of dishes and was flexible concerning my needs. I definitely will make the Walker my homebase for future trips to New York."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 18, 2026

"As a hospitality professional, I would like to share some constructive feedback about our stay. Overall, we were satisfied, and we understand that New York hotels are expensive in August. However, paying nearly $2,000 for two rooms for two nights felt excessive considering the small size of the rooms, their general wear and tear, and several items not working properly. Our main concern was the service. With one or two exceptions, the staff seemed tense, unsmiling and not particularly welcoming or helpful. At this price level, guests should expect a warmer and more attentive experience. Improving the team’s friendliness and guest engagement should be a priority. A special mention goes to the Ecuadorian gentleman serving breakfast, who was friendly and professional. The breakfast itself was very good and reasonably priced, and the $25 nightly food credit was appreciated. The hotel has charm and a good location, but the condition of the rooms and, above all, the lack of warmth from the staff need improvement."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 16, 2026

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