2 Best, Genuine Boutique Hotels in Greenwich Village in 2026

In the heart of Greenwich Village, this boutique hotel occupies a handsome early-20th-century building that feels increasingly rare in New York. It isn’t the most polished property in the city, and that’s much of its appeal for us. We particularly like the way The Walker’s interiors kept the Art Deco influences. Marble features heavily throughout the public spaces, and jewel-toned accents and patterned wallpapers all help create some lovely, old New York City vibes. The rooms are undeniably compact, even by Manhattan standards. We’d recommend upgrading to a Waverly King… > Read Our Full Review

Just a block from Washington Square Park, The Marlton is the kind of Greenwich Village boutique hotel that feels it just couldn’t live anywhere else. Housed in a 1900 building with a colourful past, it has long attracted creative characters, and today’s version still has touches of a slightly bohemian, intellectual spirit. Under the guidance of hotelier Sean MacPherson, the interiors showcase soft white walls, brass details, robin’s-egg-blue headboards and marble bathrooms, alongside unusual decorative touches and quirky furnishings. Space, however, comes at a premium. Even by NYC standards, entry… > Read Our Full Review