Hotel Barriere Fouquet's New York

We walked in and they were people eating take out food at the lobby and this is supposed to be a 5 Star restaurant then we decided to go straight to the restaurant and they were serving Brunch menu only There is something seriously wrong with this hotel it seems that they don’t know what they are but one thing for sure it’s not a 4 Star Hotel and no where near it

Beautiful hotel and impeccable service - I can't wait to get back. I lived in Tribeca for many years and after I left the city I was a dedicated patron of The Greenwich on the four or five times a year I was back in town. However, after multiple bad experiences with management I stopped and stayed in a different area of town. I'm excited to say that I can now return to my old neighborhood after finding Hotel Barrière Fouquet's New York. The design is beautiful and the glow that fills the lobby area when the sun is shining is a refreshing experience compared to most other city hotels. However, the way I truly enjoy my stays in beautiful hotels is via their staff and the ones that work here are an absolutely pleasure to interact with. There are a few I'd like to mention specifically - concierges Nathaniel and Valentina were incredibly helpful with the logistics of getting me to the hotel at a very late hour and for handling a package that arrived at the hotel after I checked out. Also, Tenzin at the front desk was more than happy to accommodate my request when I needed a special breakdown of my bill at checkout and arranged to hold an item that a friend had left in my room until she could pick it up. Food and beverage were stellar and it's overseen by the very helpful and kind manager, Fernando. At 2 am when I arrived at the hotel l was starving and beyond excited that I was able to order a burger and fries via room service (absolutely delicious). It was so late but the voice on the line did not seem to be put out and even hunted down a glass of wine for me though the bar had closed for the night. I had breakfast at the hotel on two days and brunch once and the same person served me each time and always greeted me with a smile (forgot to get their name). I had dinner at the hotel one night with three other people and the food was tremendous but our server Steven (spelling?) was what made our meal extra special. The fact that I can again stay in my old neighborhood at a incredible hotel makes me very happy and I'm looking forward to my return in a couple of months.

Best hotel in New York. Beautiful rooms, amazing staff, lovely and quiet neighborhood and awesome gym. We have stayed here 5 times now and can’t ever enough about this wonderful gem in the city. The speakeasy bar and breakfast room are the cherry on top!

I Had a reservation but arrived early, they could not accommodate my early arrival, so after driving 15+ hours I desperately needed a place to rest. I found another hotel that would accept me immediately & when I tried to cancel my reservation they charged me $1000+ half of my $2000+ total. That is an insane cancellation fee!!!!

Ambience is absolutely amazing. And the hotel is beautiful. Service is lacking far short of $1000 a night hotel. The prices also are quite high for the level of service. Will likely not come back. Burger was overcooked. Fries subpar. This review is for the restaurant.

Fouquet's Hotel is housed in Tribeca in an industrial red bricked building where the property showcases a melange of French classicism with Big Apple trendiness. My Junior Suite was formidable with high ceilings and large windows that flooded the suite with natural light. A separate living area with a sofa and working desk provided a residential ambience to the surroundings. Elegant chandeliers, glamourous fabrics, custom wallpaper, wooden floors, pastel palette, and Art Deco styled furniture all elevated the luxurious stature of this pied-a-terre. The marbleized bath was outfitted with a large shower, dual sink vanity and a seating areas. Fouquet's has 3 French food & beverage options. The most flamboyant is the Bistro where one can experience exceptional French culinary fare like Onion Soup, escargots, Steak Tartare and more Parisian delights. I savored Dover Sole Meuniere and I could not pass on the dessert cart goodies. Then there is the Par Ici, a greenhouse styled cafe with a vegetarian focus and the Titsou, an alluring cocktail lounge. Other amenities include an exquisite spa facility, an indoor pool, fitness center, a Cannes Film Festival-inspired Screening Room and event spaces. So, if you would swoon over an Art Deco interior design straight out of the Champs d' Elysee........................then try the ..................Hotel Barriere Fouquet's New York......... .....................brings a piece of Paris to the Big Apple.

We stayed here for 3 nights and I must say it was not worth the expensive room rate. First, with this being a newer hotel I have to say its really ugly. Whoever designed this hotel really did a very poor choice of colors and patterns. The restaurant was nice but the food was average and expensive for average. The room service food was much better actually it was wonderful!!!! We had a corner suite room with a wrap around terrace which was lovely and impressive but the room color palette was awful. and the armories smelled terrible not sure what acrylic paint was used but it smelled horrible. The mattress was great and the pillows were as well. When I went to use the bath tub the water was bite yellow and maintenance came and said we would have to switch rooms but the next morning they said it was fixed but I didn't trust it as it was the brightest yellow coming out of those pipes. Also, when we were there it was raining and they never offered us umbrellas to use. There is a door man there that loves dogs and he is fabulous!!! He is the best thing about the hotel. At the price of $4200.00 a night I thought I would have felt better about the price if the room was spectacular but the colors of the room and the smell in the cabinets literally made me sick. The designer of this hotel could have really created that Parisian feeling with a much better color palette selection something that flows a little better and not so dingy. Even the light bulb color temperature makes the room look old and uninviting . Such a shame. I will not be staying here again.

An absolutely wonderful stay at what I believe is one of the best hotels in New York. The rooms are chic and well appointed. Big windows, well curated mini bar, hidden TV’s, and more. I love the Tribecca location which is quiet and feels like true New York with its cobblestone streets. I had a corner suite that took full advantage of huge windows and an amazing city view. The hidden bar has a real vibe and great cocktails, the rooftop is perfect for a warm day and the restaurant is elegant and sophisticated. The hotel is a place country do not need, or want, to leave. I have been a huge fan of the Baccarat Hotel, but Fouquet’s is my New York go to moving forward. But about above all that, the level of hospitality is excellent. I reached out to Jean Carlo before arrival and he was responsive, accommodating and made the trip 5 star. I can be demanding as a guest, and Jean Carlo handled it with grace. The brand is lucky to have him.

There are no details left aside. From art to services, food, style, it reaches perfection. The team demonstrates how to have a class of its own, by providing human touch while staying elegant. My new home when visiting New York.