THE BOWERY HOUSE, New York

The Bowery House has accommodations styled after the 1940s, similar to layouts that housed soldiers returning from WWII. Twin Cabins include a single twin bed and often a window for natural light. Rooms provide air conditioning and water bottles. Amenities include free toiletries and a flat-screen TV. Hallways leading to rooms are narrow and dark brown, with individual doors secured by a key.

Pearl & Ash, an NYC restaurant serving small plates, cocktails, and an extensive wine list, is on the lower level. The property also provides a magazine rack with designer glossies, as well as a "Bodega" offering cold sodas, water, coffee, snacks, and toiletries. Plenty of affordable food and drink options are in surrounding neighborhoods.

The lobby, also called the Living Room, is located on the third floor next to the front desk. The Living Room features comfy leather sofas. A 65-inch TV is available in the lobby. The Living Room has faux green grass with patio furniture from an Italian designer, and views of downtown stretching to One World Trade Center. The space includes a bar setup for busier nights and private events. The New Museum and Bowery Ballroom are within 1 block.

The Bowery House is in Lower Manhattan, home to the Whitney Museum of American Art, One World Trade Center, and the 9/11 Memorial & Museum. Landmarks nearby include Wall Street (2 km), Washington Square Park (1 km), One World Observatory (2 km), Tenement Museum (0.5 km), SoHo (1 km), the 9/11 Memorial (2 km), Times Square (4 km), The High Line (3 km), and Chinatown (2 km). Washington Square Park and Battery Park are nearby. The property is close to several subway stations.

Guests will climb two sets of marble stairs lit by filament lightbulbs. Safety features include a fire extinguisher, smoke detector, and first aid kit. Guests can check out an event or a game at Madison Square Garden. South Street Seaport and Sunset Park are worth checking out.