Floor-to-ceiling windows with iconic skyline views
The Fleur Room rooftop bar is a legitimate NYC nightlife destination
Flower District location is central but slightly grittier/cooler than Times Square
Quick Take: A highly Instagrammable shoebox where you pay for the vibe and the view, not the closet space.
Reviewed by @Michaela_romanosmith: I stayed here for a weekend trip and honestly, the views from bed made me feel like I owned the city. The room is cozy but super stylish, and that floral entrance is a total showstopper.
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
The hype
Travelers are obsessed with the views and the staff's energy but consistently shocked by how small the rooms actually are.
Reality check
The elevators can be painfully slow during peak times (morning checkout and evening party hours).
You are a solo traveler or a couple comfortable with intimacy
You prioritize a 'scene' and great photos over lounging space
You plan to spend most of your time exploring the city
Cleanliness & Maintenance
8.5
Housekeeping: Generally reliable daily service, though some guests report missed dusting on high shelves.
Bathroom hygiene: Sparkling clean tile and grout, though the open-concept sink means you need to keep your own mess tidy.
Maintenance: Modern and well-maintained, though the 'industrial' chic design can sometimes mask wear and tear.
Odors & scents: Lobby smells like fresh flowers (thanks to the florist); rooms are neutral/fresh.
Sleepability™
6.5MODERATE
MODERATE
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
Bass thumping from The Fleur Room (floors 30-34)
Hallway noise due to thin doors
Street sirens (typical NYC)
Before you book
Good to know
There is a mandatory 'Destination Fee' (~$35-40/night) that includes a daily food/bev credit.
The daily credit CANNOT be used at the rooftop bar (The Fleur Room)—only at the lobby bar or cafe.
Storage is under the bed; hard-shell suitcases larger than carry-on size might not fit.
What to pack
Earplugs (essential for weekends)
Packing cubes (to organize your gear on the peg wall)
A portable steamer (rooms have steamers, but they can be finicky)
Room Genie
Best picks
King View Room (high floor, 20-29) for the best balance of view and quiet
Corner rooms for double the window exposure
Rooms to avoid
Floors 30-34 if you are a light sleeper (rooftop noise)
Low floors (2-6) facing the street (sirens and truck noise)
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“I would love to request a King View room on a high floor (ideally 20-29) to maximize the view while avoiding direct noise from the rooftop bar. A corner room would be amazing if available.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is the rooftop bar free for guests?
Access is usually free or prioritized for guests, but you still pay full price for drinks, and it gets very crowded with non-guests.
Can I fit two large suitcases in the room?
Barely. You will likely have to keep one closed or store it under the bed. It's tight.
Is the area safe?
Yes, the Flower District is busy and generally safe, though it can feel a bit gritty/industrial at night compared to residential neighborhoods.
Do the windows open?
No, the floor-to-ceiling windows are fixed shut for safety.
Is there a fridge in the room?
No, there is no mini-fridge. You have to use the communal one or ask the front desk.
How bad is the bathroom privacy?
It's real. The shower and toilet are behind frosted glass doors that don't block sound or silhouettes. The sink is in the open bedroom.
Insider Tips
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Use your $30 daily credit for breakfast at Café d'Avignon—their almond croissants are legit.
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The 'check-in' kiosks are butcher blocks suspended from the ceiling; don't look for a traditional desk.
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If the rooftop is too packed, the second-floor lobby bar is often chill and has a great vibe for working or pre-gaming.
5 things to know before you go
💡The 'closet' is just a pegboard on the wall with a couple of hangers.
💡You might see your roommate showering through the frosted glass if the lighting is right.
💡The elevators can take 10+ minutes during Friday evening rush hour.
💡The 'fitness center' is in the basement but surprisingly well-equipped with Peloton bikes.
💡The entrance is through a literal flower shop, which smells amazing but can be confusing to find at first.
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