The Mercer, at Mercer and Prince Streets, is Soho’s foremost five star luxury hotel, offering an authentic taste of downtown loft living, albeit with elegance, elan and innate discretion.

The Mercer's 73 rooms and suites seduce you with all the iconic qualities of New York City loft living--high ceilings, open floor plans, large windows with abundant natural light, and several feature exposed brick walls, fireplaces, and access to …

The Mercer, at Mercer and Prince Streets, is Soho’s foremost luxury hotel, offering an authentic taste of downtown loft living, albeit with elegance, elan and innate discretion. Our 73 guest rooms on six floors in a landmark Romanesque revival building overlook the ultimate in street scenes or our quiet Japanese terrace garden.

Located in Soho, this luxury 5 star hotel is a 5-minute walk from Washington Square Park and Little Italy. It features 24-hour concierge service and loft-style rooms. Each of the spacious and contemporary rooms at The Mercer has high ceilings and is equipped with a …

The Mercer Hotel, located at the corner of Mercer and Prince Streets in SoHo, Manhattan, New York City. It offers 73 guest rooms on six floors of a Romanesque revival building.

The Romanesque revival building itself, built in 1890, is an icon of the neighborhood, and once inside, it's pretty much what you'd expect from a cool-yet-sophisticated downtown luxury hotel ...

这家豪华五星级酒店位于苏活区（Soho），距离华盛顿广场公园（Washington Square Park）和小意大利（Little Italy）有 5 分钟步行路程。 酒店提供24小时礼宾服务及阁楼风格的客房。 The Mercer酒店每间宽敞的现代化客房均拥有高天花板，配有平板电视和免费WiFi。

Mercer Rooms provide picturesque views of the charming Mercer Street, complemented by soaring ceilings that amplify their sense of space. Each room includes a thoughtfully designed sitting area, perfect for work or dining.

Located in a squat, red brick building, The Mercer pioneered boutique hotels in chic SoHo and, in fact, the entire City of New York. In 1890, the six story Romanesque structure was constructed for the Astor family; in 1997, hoteliers Andres Balzs, Ira Dukier, and Richard Born debuted 73 rooms and suites in the remodeled space.

The first SoHo loft hotel is still the definitive entry in the genre. This 19th-century Romanesque Revival building was filled with artists’ lofts during the neighborhood’s postwar heyday, and its late-’90s renovation at the hands of superstar interior designer Christian Liaigre transformed it into one of the best of the first generation ...