The Greenwich Hotel is located in TriBeCa, one of New York’s most desirable neighborhoods. The hotel was conceived by Ira Drukier and Robert DeNiro, along with their partners Richard Born and Raphael De Niro, and created with a regard for comfort and hand-crafted beauty. The Drawing Room Bar has 12-foot ceilings, bookshelves and a wood-burning fireplace. Lining one side of the room are antique mirrored glass and French doors that lead to a small courtyard, where guests can dine beneath latticed vines. To maintain availability, these spaces are reserved only for hotel guests. The Greenwich Hotel has 88 rooms, of which no two are alike. The furnishings draw from a wide range of cultural influences - from hand-loomed Tibetan silk rugs to the patterns of Moroccan tile, and hand-made Italian terracotta floors to reclaimed pine, oak, chestnut and hemlock wood details. Rooms have Dux beds, oak floors, soaking tubs, and small libraries. Locanda Verde is a casual neighborhood Italian inn adjoining The Greenwich Hotel, serving Andrew Carmellini’s riffs on Italian cooking. It is an airy, bustling, high-ceilinged space, flooded with light and open to the street. Shibui Spa is a true haven for relaxation and rejuvenation at The Greenwich. The spa houses a lantern-lit swimming pool and lounge under the roof of a 250-year old wood and bamboo farmhouse that has been reconstructed in the hotel by Japanese craftsmen. The fitness room is over 1,000 square feet, with more than 15 pieces of equipment. Its design has been integrated to fit the concept of Shibui.