Whether it’s your first time to the Big Apple or you’re a seasoned explorer of the concrete jungle, Sago Hotel NYC provides the ”˜home away from home’ experience that will entitle you to say you’re a Lower East Side native. Adjacent to a fresh mural by graffiti artist Claw Money, the hotel’s entrance from street level is unassuming. It’s not until you look skyward on Allen Street to the sleek horizontal lines of brick and metalwork that wrap its façade, will you be drawn to discover something special within this former hat factory.

Sago Hotel’s exterior architecture is reflected in its 20 European-style contemporary guest rooms with exposed brick walls and steel beams set against a muted palette of luxury linens and soft furnishings, including large picture windows that allow for skyline views to the East and West. Rooms range from generous standards and deluxe studios with stand-alone bathtubs, to fully equipped kitchen suites as well as an elegant duplex penthouse that features a salon, kitchen and panoramic views out to Manhattan and Brooklyn from four private terraces.

Located off the Brooklyn-bound artery of Delancey Street, Sago Hotel sits in the heart of New York City’s historic and evolving Lower East Side, identified by its culture, cuisine and quintessential cool. Start your day by running across Williamsburg Bridge on its pink passageway before heading out into the surrounding neighborhoods of Chinatown, Litte Italy, SoHo and The Bowery. The New Museum, Russ & Daughters, Moscot and Café Henrie are a few favourites on your doorstep ”“ the rest is up to you to unearth being the local that you now are.

http://www.sagohotel.com/

Sago Hotel NYC
120 Allen Street, New York, NY 10002
(212) 951 1112

Jonathan is our LA-Based Arts + Culture Editor covering all eye-pleasing things for Melting Butter’s Arts & Culture pages. Being a contemporary visual artist working in public spaces around the world as well as a freelance writer for sites and publications like FAD and London Calling, Jonathan brings a rare combination of talent from the worlds of editorial, conceptual art, design and lifestyle. Be sure to check his blog that satisfies his hunger for both high and low culture and follow his tweets @jmvelardi and Instagram @jonathanvelardi. Read Jonathan’s favourite hotspots here.

(Photos courtesy Sago Hotel NYC)

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