Hotel Collection

Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York is the first U.S. outpost of France’s family-run Groupe Barrière, known for its French art de vivre. Blending Parisian panache with Tribeca cool, the luxury Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York delivers sophisticated hospitality on an intimate scale, befitting its location in the city’s most coveted neighborhood. The hotel features 97 residential-style rooms and suites by world-renowned designer Martin Brudnizki; vibrant food and beverage destinations, including an outpost of historic French brasserie Fouquet’s; and amenities ranging from a Spa Diane Barrière to state of the art Cannes cinema.

Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York is the first U.S. outpost of France’s family-run Groupe Barrière, known for its French art de vivre. Blending Parisian panache with Tribeca cool, the luxury Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York delivers sophisticated hospitality on an intimate scale, befitting its location in the city’s most coveted neighborhood. The hotel features 97 residential-style rooms and suites by world-renowned designer Martin Brudnizki; vibrant food and beverage destinations, including an outpost of historic French brasserie Fouquet’s; and amenities ranging from a Spa Diane Barrière to state of the art Cannes cinema.

Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York is the first U.S. outpost of France’s family-run Groupe Barrière, known for its French art de vivre. Blending Parisian panache with Tribeca cool, the luxury Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York delivers sophisticated hospitality on an intimate scale, befitting its location in the city’s most coveted neighborhood. The hotel features 97 residential-style rooms and suites by world-renowned designer Martin Brudnizki; vibrant food and beverage destinations, including an outpost of historic French brasserie Fouquet’s; and amenities ranging from a Spa Diane Barrière to state of the art Cannes cinema.

Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York is the first U.S. outpost of France’s family-run Groupe Barrière, known for its French art de vivre. Blending Parisian panache with Tribeca cool, the luxury Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York delivers sophisticated hospitality on an intimate scale, befitting its location in the city’s most coveted neighborhood. The hotel features 97 residential-style rooms and suites by world-renowned designer Martin Brudnizki; vibrant food and beverage destinations, including an outpost of historic French brasserie Fouquet’s; and amenities ranging from a Spa Diane Barrière to state of the art Cannes cinema.

Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York is the first U.S. outpost of France’s family-run Groupe Barrière, known for its French art de vivre. Blending Parisian panache with Tribeca cool, the luxury Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York delivers sophisticated hospitality on an intimate scale, befitting its location in the city’s most coveted neighborhood. The hotel features 97 residential-style rooms and suites by world-renowned designer Martin Brudnizki; vibrant food and beverage destinations, including an outpost of historic French brasserie Fouquet’s; and amenities ranging from a Spa Diane Barrière to state of the art Cannes cinema.

Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York is the first U.S. outpost of France’s family-run Groupe Barrière, known for its French art de vivre. Blending Parisian panache with Tribeca cool, the luxury Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York delivers sophisticated hospitality on an intimate scale, befitting its location in the city’s most coveted neighborhood. The hotel features 97 residential-style rooms and suites by world-renowned designer Martin Brudnizki; vibrant food and beverage destinations, including an outpost of historic French brasserie Fouquet’s; and amenities ranging from a Spa Diane Barrière to state of the art Cannes cinema.

Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York is the first U.S. outpost of France’s family-run Groupe Barrière, known for its French art de vivre. Blending Parisian panache with Tribeca cool, the luxury Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York delivers sophisticated hospitality on an intimate scale, befitting its location in the city’s most coveted neighborhood. The hotel features 97 residential-style rooms and suites by world-renowned designer Martin Brudnizki; vibrant food and beverage destinations, including an outpost of historic French brasserie Fouquet’s; and amenities ranging from a Spa Diane Barrière to state of the art Cannes cinema.

Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York is the first U.S. outpost of France’s family-run Groupe Barrière, known for its French art de vivre. Blending Parisian panache with Tribeca cool, the luxury Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York delivers sophisticated hospitality on an intimate scale, befitting its location in the city’s most coveted neighborhood. The hotel features 97 residential-style rooms and suites by world-renowned designer Martin Brudnizki; vibrant food and beverage destinations, including an outpost of historic French brasserie Fouquet’s; and amenities ranging from a Spa Diane Barrière to state of the art Cannes cinema.

What began as a family home for a prominent local merchant, James H. Francis, became a landmark for the city of Calistoga. Built in 1886, The Francis House is the only stone building with authentic French Second Empire architecture in Napa County. Today, the five guest room hotel exemplifies contemporary luxury in an elegant, old world setting. Completely restored and redesigned, it provides the ultimate in privacy, comfort, and personalized service.

What began as a family home for a prominent local merchant, James H. Francis, became a landmark for the city of Calistoga. Built in 1886, The Francis House is the only stone building with authentic French Second Empire architecture in Napa County. Today, the five guest room hotel exemplifies contemporary luxury in an elegant, old world setting. Completely restored and redesigned, it provides the ultimate in privacy, comfort, and personalized service.

What began as a family home for a prominent local merchant, James H. Francis, became a landmark for the city of Calistoga. Built in 1886, The Francis House is the only stone building with authentic French Second Empire architecture in Napa County. Today, the five guest room hotel exemplifies contemporary luxury in an elegant, old world setting. Completely restored and redesigned, it provides the ultimate in privacy, comfort, and personalized service.

What began as a family home for a prominent local merchant, James H. Francis, became a landmark for the city of Calistoga. Built in 1886, The Francis House is the only stone building with authentic French Second Empire architecture in Napa County. Today, the five guest room hotel exemplifies contemporary luxury in an elegant, old world setting. Completely restored and redesigned, it provides the ultimate in privacy, comfort, and personalized service.

What began as a family home for a prominent local merchant, James H. Francis, became a landmark for the city of Calistoga. Built in 1886, The Francis House is the only stone building with authentic French Second Empire architecture in Napa County. Today, the five guest room hotel exemplifies contemporary luxury in an elegant, old world setting. Completely restored and redesigned, it provides the ultimate in privacy, comfort, and personalized service.

What began as a family home for a prominent local merchant, James H. Francis, became a landmark for the city of Calistoga. Built in 1886, The Francis House is the only stone building with authentic French Second Empire architecture in Napa County. Today, the five guest room hotel exemplifies contemporary luxury in an elegant, old world setting. Completely restored and redesigned, it provides the ultimate in privacy, comfort, and personalized service.

What began as a family home for a prominent local merchant, James H. Francis, became a landmark for the city of Calistoga. Built in 1886, The Francis House is the only stone building with authentic French Second Empire architecture in Napa County. Today, the five guest room hotel exemplifies contemporary luxury in an elegant, old world setting. Completely restored and redesigned, it provides the ultimate in privacy, comfort, and personalized service.

What began as a family home for a prominent local merchant, James H. Francis, became a landmark for the city of Calistoga. Built in 1886, The Francis House is the only stone building with authentic French Second Empire architecture in Napa County. Today, the five guest room hotel exemplifies contemporary luxury in an elegant, old world setting. Completely restored and redesigned, it provides the ultimate in privacy, comfort, and personalized service.

A delectably unique 146-room hotel with seven top-floor suites, a handsome bar and club room, an excellent restaurant, a purveyor of fine foods, and public spaces reminiscent of fine old hotels in far-flung locales.

A delectably unique 146-room hotel with seven top-floor suites, a handsome bar and club room, an excellent restaurant, a purveyor of fine foods, and public spaces reminiscent of fine old hotels in far-flung locales.

A delectably unique 146-room hotel with seven top-floor suites, a handsome bar and club room, an excellent restaurant, a purveyor of fine foods, and public spaces reminiscent of fine old hotels in far-flung locales.

A delectably unique 146-room hotel with seven top-floor suites, a handsome bar and club room, an excellent restaurant, a purveyor of fine foods, and public spaces reminiscent of fine old hotels in far-flung locales.

A delectably unique 146-room hotel with seven top-floor suites, a handsome bar and club room, an excellent restaurant, a purveyor of fine foods, and public spaces reminiscent of fine old hotels in far-flung locales.

The Margin Street Inn was built in 1849 on the banks of the Pawcatuck River in Westerly, Rhode Island. Today, The Inn has two beautifully renovated Colonial and Classic Revival style guest houses, The Main House and Beech House, offering ten well-appointed bedrooms all with private baths and luxury amenities. The Inn also features verdant, park-like landscape featuring an open lawn planted with large specimen trees and intimate garden room designed by renowned landscape architect Warren H. Manning, circa 1890.

The Margin Street Inn was built in 1849 on the banks of the Pawcatuck River in Westerly, Rhode Island. Today, The Inn has two beautifully renovated Colonial and Classic Revival style guest houses, The Main House and Beech House, offering ten well-appointed bedrooms all with private baths and luxury amenities. The Inn also features verdant, park-like landscape featuring an open lawn planted with large specimen trees and intimate garden room designed by renowned landscape architect Warren H. Manning, circa 1890.

The Margin Street Inn was built in 1849 on the banks of the Pawcatuck River in Westerly, Rhode Island. Today, The Inn has two beautifully renovated Colonial and Classic Revival style guest houses, The Main House and Beech House, offering ten well-appointed bedrooms all with private baths and luxury amenities. The Inn also features verdant, park-like landscape featuring an open lawn planted with large specimen trees and intimate garden room designed by renowned landscape architect Warren H. Manning, circa 1890.

The Margin Street Inn was built in 1849 on the banks of the Pawcatuck River in Westerly, Rhode Island. Today, The Inn has two beautifully renovated Colonial and Classic Revival style guest houses, The Main House and Beech House, offering ten well-appointed bedrooms all with private baths and luxury amenities. The Inn also features verdant, park-like landscape featuring an open lawn planted with large specimen trees and intimate garden room designed by renowned landscape architect Warren H. Manning, circa 1890.

The Margin Street Inn was built in 1849 on the banks of the Pawcatuck River in Westerly, Rhode Island. Today, The Inn has two beautifully renovated Colonial and Classic Revival style guest houses, The Main House and Beech House, offering ten well-appointed bedrooms all with private baths and luxury amenities. The Inn also features verdant, park-like landscape featuring an open lawn planted with large specimen trees and intimate garden room designed by renowned landscape architect Warren H. Manning, circa 1890.

The Margin Street Inn was built in 1849 on the banks of the Pawcatuck River in Westerly, Rhode Island. Today, The Inn has two beautifully renovated Colonial and Classic Revival style guest houses, The Main House and Beech House, offering ten well-appointed bedrooms all with private baths and luxury amenities. The Inn also features verdant, park-like landscape featuring an open lawn planted with large specimen trees and intimate garden room designed by renowned landscape architect Warren H. Manning, circa 1890.

The Margin Street Inn was built in 1849 on the banks of the Pawcatuck River in Westerly, Rhode Island. Today, The Inn has two beautifully renovated Colonial and Classic Revival style guest houses, The Main House and Beech House, offering ten well-appointed bedrooms all with private baths and luxury amenities. The Inn also features verdant, park-like landscape featuring an open lawn planted with large specimen trees and intimate garden room designed by renowned landscape architect Warren H. Manning, circa 1890.

The Margin Street Inn was built in 1849 on the banks of the Pawcatuck River in Westerly, Rhode Island. Today, The Inn has two beautifully renovated Colonial and Classic Revival style guest houses, The Main House and Beech House, offering ten well-appointed bedrooms all with private baths and luxury amenities. The Inn also features verdant, park-like landscape featuring an open lawn planted with large specimen trees and intimate garden room designed by renowned landscape architect Warren H. Manning, circa 1890.

The Margin Street Inn was built in 1849 on the banks of the Pawcatuck River in Westerly, Rhode Island. Today, The Inn has two beautifully renovated Colonial and Classic Revival style guest houses, The Main House and Beech House, offering ten well-appointed bedrooms all with private baths and luxury amenities. The Inn also features verdant, park-like landscape featuring an open lawn planted with large specimen trees and intimate garden room designed by renowned landscape architect Warren H. Manning, circa 1890.

The Margin Street Inn was built in 1849 on the banks of the Pawcatuck River in Westerly, Rhode Island. Today, The Inn has two beautifully renovated Colonial and Classic Revival style guest houses, The Main House and Beech House, offering ten well-appointed bedrooms all with private baths and luxury amenities. The Inn also features verdant, park-like landscape featuring an open lawn planted with large specimen trees and intimate garden room designed by renowned landscape architect Warren H. Manning, circa 1890.

The Margin Street Inn was built in 1849 on the banks of the Pawcatuck River in Westerly, Rhode Island. Today, The Inn has two beautifully renovated Colonial and Classic Revival style guest houses, The Main House and Beech House, offering ten well-appointed bedrooms all with private baths and luxury amenities. The Inn also features verdant, park-like landscape featuring an open lawn planted with large specimen trees and intimate garden room designed by renowned landscape architect Warren H. Manning, circa 1890.