Room, Corner (g)

The Corner Room is a light-filled room with a neighborhood view on the border of SoHo and TriBeCa. The hotel sits at 2 Avenue of the Americas, so the outlook is city streets rather than a beach or garden. Blackout drapes let you darken the room fully when you want to sleep in.

The private bathroom is built for accessibility and comfort. It has a roll-in shower, a grab bar, hand-held and height-adjustable showerheads and a portable shower seat. You also get designer toiletries, bathrobes, a hair dryer and towels changed on request.

Yes. Along with the roll-in shower and shower grab bar, the room has Braille/raised signage and a closed-captioned TV. The 24-hour fitness center is also on site.

A 48-inch flat-screen TV offers cable channels, streaming services and pay movies. The minibar and refrigerator are stocked with locally sourced snacks and beverages. Complimentary 20MB Wi-Fi covers guest rooms and common areas, and a 50MB upgrade costs $12.95 per 24 hours.

Roxy Bar serves American fare from breakfast onward, with live music in the evenings. Roxy Café serves Partners Coffee, baked items and lunch from 6AM to 4PM. The Oyster Bar is a raw bar. The Django is a subterranean jazz club with live music seven nights a week. The hotel also has an arthouse cinema, Roxy Cinema.

The Canal Street subway station (A, C, E, J, N, Q, R, W, Z) is a few minutes' walk. Franklin Street (1, 2) is within about a 5-minute walk. One World Trade Center is roughly a 15–16 minute walk, and Washington Square Park is about 20 minutes on foot. Valet parking is available at about $85–$95 per night with no in-and-out privileges.

The Corner Room's king bed and 2-guest capacity suit a couple's city break. Check-in starts at 3:00 PM and check-out is noon. The minimum check-in age is 21, and a photo ID and credit card are required. A $200 per night incidental hold is placed on your card and released about 5–7 business days after departure. The hotel is smoke-free. Roxy Bar and The Django run live music into the late evening, so expect a lively atmosphere downstairs.

This is an indoor city room rather than a balcony or terrace room — the Corner Room's outlook is through its window onto the SoHo/TriBeCa streetscape, with blackout drapes for sleeping in. Guests wanting an outdoor perch can head down to Roxy Café's open-air seating or up to Roxy Bar's atrium for a livelier, communal outdoor-adjacent setting.

Yes — Roxy Hotel New York is genuinely pet-friendly, welcoming pets of any size with no extra pet fee and no weight restriction, and the hotel provides bedding plus food and water bowls for your pet during the stay. It's a detail worth knowing if you're planning a longer city stay with a dog in tow.