Inn At Irving Place — Hotel in New York

I absolutely loved staying at the Inn. This was such a gift of a place. After looking between AirBnB and hotel options in the area, we’re so glad that the Inn was available. The room was ready for my husband and I upon arrival - AC was on and the room was spotless and clean. I loooved the old world style and decor of our room- and the overall property! We stayed in the O’Henry and it was absolutely perfect for the both of us. Elijah was there to welcome us on our very late check in (we arrived very early morning 2am).

When you book here, definitely don’t expect all the bells and whistles of our “normal” century hotel stay as it’s very small (only 9 guest rooms total) and our key was a real metal house key that isn’t digital or electronic. Very old school - BUT I honestly loved the simplicity of it all. The nostalgia was just divino.

Our overall experience felt very homey and cozy: starting from the website to the check in to the customer service and amenities. The location was perfect for us in what we were visiting NYC for! I will definitely...

The Inn at Irving Place is two old town houses converted into a 12 room hotel. I would more accurately describe it as a bed and breakfast. Outside is a nondescript building making the Inn attractive for folks such as celebrities looking for a stay in NYC. The lack of a sign was a bit confusing. Just look for the address of 56 Irving Place. I highly recommend for the charm alone. We attended a show at Irving Plaza, which is about 2 blocks from the Inn. The Union Square subway station is about five blocks from the Inn, making travel to it a cinch. We will definitely stay there again the next time we visit that part of town. Some photos of the dining room where a nice breakfast is served are included with...

Service, location, amenities… everything is very exclusive and wonderful. Highly recommended! We stayed in room Stanford White on the second floor, facing the peaceful backyard. Super comfortable bed, very spacious, lots of storage, wonderful bathroom. Two beautiful brownstones connected, lovely common area. There is a tea room which we did not test but looked fabulous. The bar was closed but also looked very promising. I’ve been to NYC several times but this was by far the best experience. Thank...