Situated, like any self-respecting up-and-coming gallery, in an industrial part of town slightly (though still walkably) removed from the city center, this hotel offers far more than the average art-centric boutique. Now compress the spirit of these two cities into one design hotel, and you’ve got a sense of the inspiration behind The New Yorker.
Take Cologne, a city that prides itself on its cultural heritage and its modern art scene, and New York, a city that famously offers a head-spinning range of galleries.
