The Blue Moon Hotel In Lower East Side – Renovated Tenement Building With Historic Artifacts

If you want to immerse yourself in Manhattan’s history, stay at the Blue Moon Hotel in the Lower East Side.
Originally a working-class neighborhood populated with thousands of immigrants, in the past years the Lower East Side has become one of the most vibrant areas of Manhattan.
The Blue Moon Hotel is located in a renovated tenement building in the heart of the historical district.
It was built in 1879 by renowned architect Julius Boekel, and closed from the 1930s until 2001, when artist Randy Settebrino started his award-winning restoration project.
The artifacts found in the building were integrated into its interior, including wood moldings, doors, light fixtures, fireplace mantels, mosaics, and other décor elements.
Each of the hotel’s 22 rooms features a fully-equipped kitchenette, coffee maker, mini fridge, full-size bath, large-screen TV, and free WiFi.
If you want your stay in NYC to be truly memorable, stay at the Blue Moon Hotel.
Go to bluemoon-nyc.com to make a reservation!