Hotel Review: If it were not for a sharply dressed, demur, name tag-less bellhop, I would have never have found the Mercer Hotel in broad daylight. That's because, apparent from the moment you enter this Soho based retreat, the Mercer Hotel is discreet and nonchalant, so unaware of its perfect essence.
A charm and refined coziness hugs you immediately within the Mercer. Perhaps it's the true loft style of its 75 guest rooms, the bookcases along the brick lobby, or the lovely floral blouses female guest service staff don that radiate the Mercer's warmth. Uniquely, the Mercer maintains its charm while having a distinctly modern, unstated hip-ness that makes its home in Soho rightly so.
Amenities such as complimentary dog walking and passes to the Soho Equinox, (the premier gym of New York) do not go unnoticed by the Mercer's cosmopolitan array of discriminating guests. Untouchably chic and yet so endearing, there's no match in all of Manhattan for the Mercer.
Beck Bamberger
I’ve traveled to 80+ countries and have reviewed more than 200 luxury resorts from the bottom of Patagonia, the plains of Mongolia, the shadows of the pyramids of Egypt, and the cloud forests of Uganda. When I’m not traveling, I lead a tech PR firm, BAM, as well as OnePitch and Bad Ideas Group, a VC fund. I also invest in startups, fly helicopters, and do crisis text support with the Crisis Te...(Read More)