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The Wisteria Suite

2 bedrooms
1 bathroom
4 guests

The Wisteria Suite is our cozier suite — same footprint as the Iris but with a warmer palette, a west-facing window that catches the setting sun, and a Brooklyn Bridge print on the living-room wall that will make you feel like you never want to leave. Best for a couple who wants a room that feels like an apartment.

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The Wisteria Suite

The Wisteria Suite is our cozier suite — same footprint as the Iris but with a warmer palette, a west-facing window that catches the setting sun, and a Brooklyn Bridge print on the living-room wall that will make you feel like you never want to leave. Best for a couple who wants a room that feels like an apartment.

Notes
A boutique note: our rooms are compact by design, in the Manhattan tradition — every square foot considered rather than sprawled across. Elevators are original, restored last year. Wi-Fi runs on a private fiber line. Housekeeping runs daily; a Do Not Disturb toggle in the guest app pauses it. Quiet hours run 10pm-8am on room floors. No smoking anywhere on property. No pets.
Interaction
Our team is downstairs whenever you need them — as visible or invisible as you want us to be. Concierges can book restaurants, arrange car service, or point you to the walking route we recommend for your first morning. Anything you’d ask at any hotel, ask us. Anything you wouldn’t, ask us anyway.
Interaction
Purple Door sits on the Bowery in Lower Manhattan — a street that reads like a walking course in two centuries of New York. Two blocks from Nolita’s cast-iron corners and Chinatown’s noodle counters, four from the East Village’s live rooms, and one subway stop from SoHo, the Lower East Side, and the East River waterfront. This is the New York people are trying to describe when they say ‘the real one.’
Access
Check-in is 3pm, check-out is 11am. Earlier arrivals and later departures are welcome to store luggage with the front desk. Your room key is digital — we send it to your phone the morning of arrival, and it’s tied to the elevator and your room door. The front desk is staffed 24 hours a day.
Space
580 sq ft, one bedroom plus separate living area. King bed. Living room with a grey sofa (converts to a sleeper for a third guest), oak wet bar, and wall-mounted TV. Full bath with rain shower, freestanding soaking tub, and double vanity. West-facing corner window with unbroken Manhattan sunset view. In-room kitchenette.
Transit
The Bowery station (J/Z) is thirty seconds from our door. Grand St (B/D) and Canal St (N/Q/R/W/6) are both a five-minute walk. From here it’s fifteen minutes to Midtown, ten to Brooklyn, and thirty to LaGuardia via the M60. Manhattan doesn’t get more connected than this.

Rooms and Beds

Wisteria Suite Bedroom

  • Kingsize beds:1
  • Sofa beds:1

Second Bedroom

  • Queensize beds:1

Features and Amenities

Bathrobes
Sleeper Sofa
Soaking Tub
Espresso Machine
Kitchenette
Skyline View
Workspace
Minibar
24-Hour Front Desk
Daily Housekeeping
Toiletries
Rain Shower
Features and Amenities
Bathrobes
Sleeper Sofa
Soaking Tub
Espresso Machine
Kitchenette
Skyline View
Workspace
Minibar
24-Hour Front Desk
Daily Housekeeping
Toiletries
Rain Shower
Iron
In-Room Safe
Slippers
Air conditioning
Blackout Curtains
Smart TV
King Bed
Smart Lock
Coffee Maker
Smoke Detector
Elevator
First Aid Kit
WiFi
Heating
Hangers
Kettle
Hair dryer

Rates and Availability

Taxes and fees are additional
 

Location

Reviews

Sunsets are the amenity

Grace Whitmore
The west-facing corner window catches the sunset every night and turns the whole room gold. I found myself timing my dinner reservations around it.

Warmer than the Iris

Lena Petrova
Had stayed in the Iris Suite a year ago; wanted to try the Wisteria this trip. It is the same footprint but warmer in feel — deeper wood, softer light. Preferred it, honestly.

A hotel that feels like a home

Chidera Okonkwo
Stayed for a full week. The Wisteria feels less like a hotel suite and more like a very well-designed apartment you get to borrow. Doorman knew our name by day three.

Reviews

Sunsets are the amenity

Grace Whitmore
The west-facing corner window catches the sunset every night and turns the whole room gold. I found myself timing my dinner reservations around it.

Warmer than the Iris

Lena Petrova
Had stayed in the Iris Suite a year ago; wanted to try the Wisteria this trip. It is the same footprint but warmer in feel — deeper wood, softer light. Preferred it, honestly.

A hotel that feels like a home

Chidera Okonkwo
Stayed for a full week. The Wisteria feels less like a hotel suite and more like a very well-designed apartment you get to borrow. Doorman knew our name by day three.

Soaking tub sold me

Adrien Colombo
I do not usually care about hotel bathtubs, but the freestanding tub in the Wisteria is worth booking for. Deep, quiet, positioned so you can see the city while you soak. Yes really.

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