The Jade Hotel

Nice hotel, with good rooms and a beautiful lobby. I would say that the service is a little bit poor in general, sometimes venue rude. The hotel has an excellent location for relatively good prices, but the service is not great, both from the restaurant staff as well as from the receptionists.

From the moment I stepped down into the warm, Metropolis-​chic hotel lobby, I might have fallen hard. I mean, in love. I did not fall into a clumsy heap (though that wouldn’t have been surprising either).
I get that all rooms may not be created equal here. When booking the incredible rate on Hotel Tonight, I was hoping for something merely decent, possibly basic, but comfortable. I didn’t care about size because we were only staying one night and had overnight bags. Upon checking in, goddess of reception informed me that I had been upgraded from a double to a Queen deluxe. Merry Christmas to me!
This room is huge by NYC standards. There’s enough room for the bed, plus a sitting area with two chairs and a desk. Plus, cushy window seats! All furniture and décor is Art Deco inspired, from the iconic machine age (Terry Tynan?) bedside lamps to the artfully placed sliding doors that cover the flatscreen TV (flappers did not watch TV). I felt like a slob for I only brought modern day jeans and boots. This room deserved my best flapper dress and cloche!
Products are CO Bigelow (nice). Don’t worry, the bathroom is completely modern with a shower rather than a clawfoot tub serving up cold water (some things, I don’t regret about being born half a century too late).
They have a gym, and I’m typically using the hell out of hotel gyms, but this time I did not, so I cannot report on it.
Do check out their sumptuous lounge (small plates, flatbreads, brunch) and more importantly, WINE. HOUR where glasses are half off. There’s a huge fireplace and gorgeous huge half booths so that again you can realize how woefully underdressed you probably are for you’re existing in this age du merde rather than the Gilded Age.

This is the non-​New York hotel in New York City (except for the prices, which are very much in line with New York City). You could be in Paris during the art deco period. The building looks like an old apartment building that’s been there forever; in fact, it’s brand new and replaced two small restaurants. The rooms are warmly decorated with deco furniture, trim lights, a mirrored wardrobe and a rotary phone. There are smaller and larger rooms; obviously eveyone will prefer a larger room (pay up). The public areas are dark and intimate, and there’s a bar and restaurant with 24-​hour service.
I requested a south facing room on a high floor and got one; a big thanks to the lovely lady I spoke to in reservations. I had a great view of the Freedom Tower in the distance and much closer, a village landmark, the Jefferson Market courthouse. Only downside – room doors slam automatically when you close them; this should be fixed so there is more quiet at all hours.
I found everyone who works here to be friendly and helpful. This is a perfect base for a NYC vacation that focuses on lower Manhattan – the East and West Village, Soho, Tribeca, Meat Packing, Flatiron. You can act like a New Yorker and spend all your time below 14^th Street – there are plenty of good walks, fine restaurants and shops. The Jade is a gem that makes all this accessible.

Hotel boutique recomendable en la zona de Greenwich village, perfecto si te vas a mover por el downtown. Muchas opciones para comer por la zona.
El hotel tiene una decoración muy chula, la habitaciones son acogedoras y en el baño encuentras productos de C.O. Bigelow.
Hay un restaurante y un bar para tomar buenos cócteles. Recomendable.

had sever allergies here, the rooms were extremely small, staff was great but will likely never come back!

Room were quite small but décor was nice. However, the air conditioner didn’t work for a single day during my 4 day visit. On day 1, the room was really cold at 63 degrees — I adjusted the thermostat but that didn’t do much. An engineer checked it out but wasn’t able to fix it. On day 2, on my repeated requests, they tried fixing the issue when I was out. However, now the air conditioner was too warm at 78 degrees! Again the thermostat didn’t work and I gave up complaining after they mentioned that there were no other spare rooms. Their excuses were that the building was centrally heated and in room thermostats may not have much impact — yes, really!
If I am paying $ 350+/night, the least I expect is the thermostat to work. Even a cheap Days Inn has their act together wrt air conditioning. Definitely not visiting again.

I loved this hotel for its location and its cleanliness and great service but lets face it– its not a business hotel. There is no business center — if you want to print something, you have to mail it to front desk. The wifi is good though. The prices are quite steep but the décor and the rooms and the bar and the restaurant is quite good.
Not so good — The gym — its in the basement with no windows and no natural light. And worst of all — it reeks of frying oil constantly as it is next to the kitchen — makes it impossible to work out.

Was looking for a hotel close to Washington Square Park. Found the Jade online and it looked perfect! The online reservation said it was sold out. So I took a chance, called and was able to book the last room. The moment we walked through the doors, we immediately fell in love with the Art Deco design. From the front desk to the bartender, the staff were very friendly and made us feel so welcome. The room was gorgeous, larger than expected (which rarely happens in NYC) and had a great view of the freedom towers. Looking forward to our next stay!

The Jade is a little Art Deco gem you could walk by 100 times and never notice. It is ts discreetly tucked away in a quiet stretch of the West Village. It has been restored and designed with great care and the rooms are very elegant. Rooms are compact but not tiny, the basics, but very pretty. I had a quiet, restful stay and the location is very convenient. Everything was neat as a pin, and they discount your glass of wine in the afternoon during their wine hour, making it a nice place to meet your companions. Best of all perhaps (but not when it rains!) is the entry, where you can make a grand entrance Gloria Swanson-​style down the gleaming marble steps. If you have limited mobility of any kind, no worries, there’s an elevator. But it is reason enough to buy a cape and walking stick.

Dear Jade Hotel: Thank you for making our engagement weekend truly incredible beyond belief. We love you!!!
I live locally, but stayed my first and only night (thus far — many more to come!) at the Jade Hotel on May 23^rd. It was a very important date and life event for us — I asked my girlfriend to marry me after planning a very extravagant surprise proposal for months! I had toured the Jade a few months prior to the big day, and Ashley was more than willing to show me the entire space and all of the accommodations they had to offer. I called back to book on that same day. When proposal day came around, she and the staff (shout out to Paulina too!) went absolutely above and beyond to ensure the entire moment was perfect. Everyone was so excited for us, and completely absorbed into creating such a wonderful surprise for my soon-​to-​be fiancée.
The list of awesome things they did is as follows:
1. Upgrade our room two levels (or more?) to a gorgeous room with a terrace — I had only booked the standard room
2. Complimentary glasses of wine while I waited for the room to be ready (I mean, I needed them at that point!)
3. Chasing down housekeeping to ensure the room got ready before the surprise began!
4. Whisking my very confused girlfriend up to our room to start the surprise — I had laid out clues to a scavenger hunt which started there, but was already waiting for her in Washington Square when she arrived at the Jade
5. Beautiful turndown service, complete with complimentary «Congratulations» dessert and a bottle of champagne
6. All-​around genuine excitement for us and willingness to pull out all the stops to make sure everything ran smoothly as planned
We couldn’t be happier to have stayed there on our special day. Look forward to many more celebrations at the Jade! Thank you again to Ashley and Paulina!!!
Lauren & Corinne

We stayed here because it was the perfect location for some plans we had. Who ever does the hiring and training here gets a gold star: every associate went out of their way to make us feel comfortable, welcomed and valued as guests. The front desk and bell staff were wonderful. The bar and restaurant was just what we needed. Room service: spot on and fast. The room was comfortable and quiet with a good bed and linens. Although the room was small even by NYC standards, all of the above made up for it. I’ll be back!

Décor — 5 stars.
Sweet, art deco era feel. There is also a nice little alcove in the lobby, off to the side that they offered to us if we had an after party fr our wedding.
Personnel was very nice and professional.
This is why 3 stars.
We had a penthouse suite for our wedding check in is at 3p, we asked for an early check in so a couple of the guys could get changed there etc. room wasnt ready early which is ok — but it wasnt ready at 3 even. So here they are, waiting to get to our wedding /​groom and two groomsmen and they cant even get into the room — on time. Fine. No one was late or inconveniences more than having to wait — but the room wasnt ready until about 330 – 345, and when it finally was, the terrace had other ppls dirty dishes left on the table.
I want to love this place so bad and give 5 stars, and I would probably even stay here again… but, the rm issues were hard to ignore

Just stayed here for the first time last week. So glad my office recommends we stay there on business trips — it’s fabulous!
Location = stellar. Really quick walk to Union Square, short cab to the West Village and Soho. Didn’t get to spend a lot time in Greenwich Village unfortunately, but I know there’s tons of great stuff right in the hood.
Service = wonderful. The staff was awesome, and not in the fake annoying way they are at some hotels (and on Amy Schumer sketches). They were really helpful in helping me get where I needed to go, and even sent up extra bedtime cookies when I told them how delicious they were.
The Bedtime Cookies = OMG. I think they get them from a bakery called Bees Knees. Really sad I didn’t have time to check this place out, but so happy I got some special treats on my pillow. They are like a cookie and cake pop in one, and so damn yummy!
The Rooms = Sufficient. The place is small so don’t expect a big resort style room, but it was perfect for what I needed. And I love that they had C.O. Bigelow bathroom products.
Will definitely be staying here on my next trip. Love the Jade!

The Jade Hotel might just be my new favorite place to stay in New York City. It’s in a great location, right in Greenwich Village and about a 10 minute walk to my office. The décor is tastefully elegant and well thought out, while the mood is warm and inviting. Sure, the rooms are small, but they are exceptionally comfortable and well appointed even given the dimensions. Service is professional and personable. The bar, although a bit small, is a great place to enjoy a well crafted cocktail. Even the food in the adjacent restaurant is pretty good. Best of all? The Jade Hotel is remarkably affordable for NYC. My average rate for a week long stay was a shade under $ 200 a night. Are you kidding me? So what if it’s not as hip and happening as the Dream or Standard. Those places are both too expensive and annoying for my tastes. Next time I’m in NYC, the Jade will be where I rest my head.

The décor is very nice, the lobby has coiffured ceilings, and a fire place. The location is ideal, nestled in Greenwich village. Service was efficient and friendly.
However the rooms are spartanly furnished, and more pretty than functional. They ought to provide more table space and probably one of those folding luggage stands, which I thought were pretty much standard.

Excellent! We found this place last minute using the Hotel Tonight App and were pleasantly surprised with the experience despite lack of planning or foresight! In fact, as we were walking down the street looking for the hotel, I spotted this gorgeous building across the street: beautiful décor, warm, cozy interior… it was The Jade Hotel! Definitely happy that was the spot we were looking for.
Food was decent (I had the veg flatbread but my husband loved the oysters) and wine selection was ample and the bartender helped my husband find something to suit his palate (off the menu).
Rooms were small but impeccably decorated-​lots of attention to detail which I appreciate. Room darkening shades were magical and there wasn’t much noise heard from the street or adjoining rooms. A fantastic last minute find!

Didn’t stay here just visited friends in town.
Really upscale feeling from the moment you walk in. Great location for 14^st subway and 14street bus cross line.
The hotel is really fancy inside and service is excellent I heard. Rooms are really small. You barely can open your luggage in there.
The rooms were kept nice and tidy and they had Tivoli Audio in the room.
If you wan’t a view to the empire state building you should probably try asking for a room in the 17^th or 18^th floor because in 16^th you could just barely see the tip of the building.
Would stay here if had the money or if you got an awesome deal!

The best thing going for the Jade is the location. It’s a great spot in Greenwich village and in walking distance to Union square, the West Village, Flatiron etc.
The good:
The gym is new and has a few nice machines.
Love that they give you BabyCakes vegan cookies with turn down but we stayed two nights and only got cookies one night.
The décor in the rooms is pretty.
The bad
Bathrooms so small everything gets wet. The walls for the shower are so tiny that it is impossible to shower with out gallons of water ending up all over the floor.
The rooms are small and I mean painfully small. If you bring a big piece of luggage you may have to ask for the bell man to hold onto it during your stay as it likely will not fit in your room.
The bar seems poorly run as they were out of several cocktails both days. This is New York… They should have ran out and purchased whatever it was they needed to make these drinks.
When I went to leave and claim my luggage it took over 20 minutes for them to bring it. It was quite absurd and leads me to believe the hotel is painfully understaffed.
Overall I was unimpressed and I would not stay here again.

I am absolutely enchanted by this hotel. Impeccable service, charming, clean stylish rooms, tasteful predominantly marble bathrooms, great central location, comfy bed, good TV, great restaurant.
I have to say I have had a flawless experience at this hotel and will be back — without hesitation. This is a great alternative to so many overpriced alternatives in the city. Oh… and FREE wifi!
And free wine at Happy hour!
Wine and internet, who could ask for more?

I have different standards when it comes to hotel rooms in NY. If the Jade was in any other city it would likely be getting 3 stars based on the small room, unimpressive bathroom (although somewhat large based on ny standards). But for a Manhattan hotel Jade met or perhaps even exceeded my expectations.
It’s all about location in NY and the Jade is conveniently located just a few blocks from my office. Other hotels nearby that I’ve experience are the ACE and Dream and I highly prefer this one.
It has a cozy ski lodge type of vibe, perfect for a cold January day. I didn’t spend very much time in my room or the hotel overall, but did have one of the best nights of sleep in a long time. Most likely because I didn’t have any children with me on this visit.
The people who work here are also very friendly and helpful. and were sweet enough to point directionally challenged me in the right away.
There’s no shortage of hotels in this area, but I would book Jade again for future visits to Manhattan.

I love this hotel! I came here the week it opened and I had such a wonderful stay. It’s a hidden gem. It’s literally across the street from the New School and conveniently near Murray’s Bagels. However, it’s so easy to miss. I walked by it twice before I realized that it was the hotel. Inside it has a cool library feel and our rooms were very 1920’s. The beds were ridiculously comfortable. The rooms were small, and I didn’t like how the shower wasn’t fully covered, but my overall experience definitely surpassed all the negatives. The staff at the hotel were also very friendly and quick to help all their guests with their questions and their needs.
I’m sure with more time, this place will become more expensive and constantly booked because of it’s location, so definitely try to fit in a stay before it does.
Oh and also, they have free wi-​fi. Awesome.