NYC Award-Winning 1879 Tenement Historic Hotel, Room Availability Announced
Sep 29, 2023
Summary
New York's Blue Moon Hotel has announced the availability of new rooms for guests in its restored 1879 tenement building. The hotel, located in the Lower East Side district of Manhattan, prides itself on preserving the art and history of the area. The award-winning establishment is known for its integration of recovered tenement fixtures and memorabilia into its design, thanks to the efforts of artist and developer Randy Settenbrino. Guests can enjoy a unique and historical experience by booking one of the hotel's 22 rooms and suites. Each room is dedicated to a Jazz-era celebrity and comes equipped with amenities such as full-length bathtubs, kitchenettes, and large TVs.
The Blue Moon Hotel showcases various repurposed features, including wrought iron window balconies made from the original fire escape, picture frames crafted from wood moldings, and elevator wall décor constructed from ornate tin staircase materials. The hotel's main entrance doors from 1879 have been reused as bathroom doors, while salvaged mosaics adorn the communal areas. Inside, guests can find themed collages on the walls, featuring Depression-era green stamps found in the hotel's flooring, along with pawn shop tickets, newspaper clippings, sports memorabilia, and yearbook pages.
Randy Settenbrino spent five years restoring the Blue Moon Hotel, earning recognition from National Geographic Traveler, New York Magazine Critics Pick, Citi Search's Best Boutique Hotel, and Rizzoli's Best 100 Little Hotels. The hotel also features a restaurant and Sweet Dreams Café, serving authentic Italian cuisine. For more information, please visit the Blue Moon Hotel website.
Blue Moon Hotel Ltd (646-787-5503), a restored 1879 tenement building and historic hotel, announces new room availability. Guests can experience its preservation of art and history in the Lower East Side district of Manhattan.
New York, United States - September 29, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The award-winning Blue Moon Hotel, which houses tenement fixtures and memorabilia that have been recovered and reintegrated into a new design by artist and developer Randy Settenbrino, now offers NYC visitors the chance to experience its history by booking one of its rooms.
More details can be found at https://www.bluemoon-nyc.com/
The hotel's repurposed features include wrought iron window balconies made from the original fire escape, picture frames constructed from wood moldings, and elevator wall décor composed of ornate tin staircase materials. The 1879 main entrance doors have been reused as bathroom doors and salvaged mosaics decorate the communal areas.
Tenements were built in the mid to late 1800s to house New York’s booming population. By 1900, more than half of the city’s residents including most immigrants lived in the low-rise shared dwellings which were all too often cramped, overcrowded, and lacking proper facilities and amenities.
Between 1930 and 2001, the hotel’s tenement building was closed off, making it a 'time capsule from depression-era Manhattan’, as a spokesperson said. During the renovations, Settenbrino discovered historic personal effects and artifacts which he has preserved and transformed into artwork.
Inside the Blue Moon Hotel, guests can find themed collages decorating the walls. The designs are underlaid with Depression-era green stamps that were found in the hotel’s flooring. Salvaged items such as pawn shop tickets, newspaper clippings, sports memorabilia, and yearbook pages overlay the stamp backgrounds.
The hotel has 22 rooms and suites, each dedicated to a Jazz-era celebrity, with amenities such as full-length bathtubs, kitchenettes, and large TVs. There is a restaurant onsite together with the Sweet Dreams Café serving authentic Italian cuisine.
Randy Settebrino restored the Blue Moon Hotel over a 5-year period. His project has received accolades from National Geographic Traveler, New York Magazine Critics Pick, Citi Search’s Best Boutique Hotel, and Rizzoli’s Best 100 Little Hotels.
A satisfied guest said: “Based on a 1930s style, the hotel oozes character. Randy is an accomplished artist and his paintings and artistic flair give it a warm and welcoming appeal. If you’re looking for a special experience, a stay at the Historic Blue Moon Hotel will provide memories for life.”
Interested parties can find more information at https://www.bluemoon-nyc.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Randy Settenbrino
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Organization: Blue Moon Hotel Ltd
Address: 100 Orchard Street, New York, New York 10002, United States
Phone: +1-646-787-5503
Website: http://www.bluemoon-nyc.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89108973
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