The Standard East Village, New York, New York, American Restaurant Details

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André Balazs' happening Meatpacking hotel gets an equally hip east side sib with this recently revamped 21-story outpost in the East Village, offering 145 chic, minimalist rooms, most with knockout city views (and all with free WiFi). In addition to traditional rooms, more spacious studios are located on the top floors, and the property also includes Narcissa, a buzzy, seasonal New American restaurant plus a hopping cafe/bar.

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Nice location friendly crew- good foos

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Unequivocally the best hotel in NYC. The Standard sets the bar, by with all other hotels should be measured. Personal/professional service and exquisite accommodations. And the views… WOW the VIEWS!

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Trendy urban hotel in the heart of the East Village with tiny rooms for a big price.

+ Hip and modern.
+ Great location with many great restaurants and shops nearby.
+ Amazing penthouse patio where breakfast was served.
- Tiny compact room for the price. There's limited space to walk around or put your things.
- Staff was aloof and cold.

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Beautifully architectural designed hotel, that pushes up the ante on the Bowery, there's mini office like spaces for doing business while you stay here, 2 restaurants, one casual bar-type and a more formal, where the kitchen is open like a stage, and you can watch the chefs at work at their art of gastronomy. More hotel design additions like this that combines clean modernism (if Calvin Klein would design a building perhaps it would look like this)--while a rambling cozy garden with charming wildlife compliments the hard glass & steel building design--It's a counterpoint of hard & soft, which is how I would characterize the Standard East Village--it epitomizes the dualities of professionalism with a twist, those that grew up as perhaps flower children or wild ones, but that are getting it together and doing something with their lives, both design wise and culinarily speaking at the Narcissa--because you have to be a bit vain, and believe in yourself in order to make it in the concrete jungle! More additions like this would be most welcome on the Bowery that is becoming the IN place to be, Downtown NYC rocks !

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small rooms but otherwise elegant and chic. Close to the lower east side galleries and chic boutiques. I love staying here and walking down the lower east side and dining and shopping. It's suits every need and they have a gym!