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"This Thursday, the James Beard Foundation invites you to eat maple–gochujang glazed chicken lollipops for two good causes: providing critical resources to independent restaurants and also providing food for your own stomach. The foundation's Open for Good campaign aims to help restaurants build back stronger and survive in the long term through industry support programs and fundraisers like tomorrow night's dinner at The Inn at Irving Place. In addition to glazed chicken, the tasting menu includes five spice duck confit and sunchoke vanilla bisque. Buy your tickets here. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation

Inn at Irving Place - Review - New York - The Infatuation

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"This Thursday, the James Beard Foundation invites you to eat maple–gochujang glazed chicken lollipops for two good causes: providing critical resources to independent restaurants and also providing food for your own stomach. The foundation's Open for Good campaign aims to help restaurants build back stronger and survive in the long term through industry support programs and fundraisers like tomorrow night's dinner at The Inn at Irving Place. In addition to glazed chicken, the tasting menu includes five spice duck confit and sunchoke vanilla bisque. Buy your tickets here." - neha talreja

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"This quaint spots looks like just another family brownstone on a lovely street. As the kind of place you could easily move into, it's no surprise that this 12-room hotel does have residences available for longer stays. You’ll sleep in Frette linens and take strolls around Gramercy Park. The Inn has the sweetest tea room in town, too, called Lady Mendl’s."

The New York City Hipster Guide

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"This quaint spots looks like just another family brownstone on a lovely street. As the kind of place you could easily move into, it's no surprise that this 12-room hotel does have residences available for longer stays. You’ll sleep in Frette linens and take strolls around Gramercy Park. The Inn has the sweetest tea room in town, too, called Lady Mendl’s."

The Chelsea & Flatiron Guide

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Sophie PILARSKI

Google

Service, location, amenities… everything is very exclusive and wonderful. Highly recommended! We stayed in room Stanford White on the second floor, facing the peaceful backyard. Super comfortable bed, very spacious, lots of storage, wonderful bathroom. Two beautiful brownstones connected, lovely common area. There is a tea room which we did not test but looked fabulous. The bar was closed but also looked very promising. I’ve been to NYC several times but this was by far the best experience. Thank you TIAIP Team!

Spencer Smith

Google

This hotel is VERY different from a normal hotel. It's in a converted brownstone and only has a few rooms. My room is HUGE, easily 4-5 times the size of a normal Manhattan room. The decorations are classic and can look old at times, but it's a really unique effect and I like it. It's also the quietest hotel I've ever stayed in on Manhattan. I had trouble getting the wifi to work, so business travelers that can't hotspot may want to look elsewhere. I will definitely stay here again!

Eduardo Iginio Martinez

Google

Super-chic yet Charming tea room/hotel takes you on a Magic Carpet Ride to another time and place. Opulent, ornate and very low-key, it is definitely a reminder of a New York from yesterday. Keeping true to its culture and charm. I would definitely recommend going to have a cup of tea and cookies with your best friend or a third date.

Joe LaRosa

Google

The service and ambiance here were exceptional. The building has a lot of personality and the charm of an old inn. The suite I stayed in was generously large, and it overlooked Irving Place with a lovely view. If you're a light sleeper, you'll want some ear plugs if you're staying in a room that overlooks the street, as it is an old building not built to be soundproof.

MEC

Google

The Inn at Irving Place is two old town houses converted into a 12 room hotel. I would more accurately describe it as a bed and breakfast. Outside is a nondescript building making the Inn attractive for folks such as celebrities looking for a stay in NYC. The lack of a sign was a bit confusing. Just look for the address of 56 Irving Place. I highly recommend for the charm alone. We attended a show at Irving Plaza, which is about 2 blocks from the Inn. The Union Square subway station is about five blocks from the Inn, making travel to it a cinch. We will definitely stay there again the next time we visit that part of town. Some photos of the dining room where a nice breakfast is served are included with this review.

Cornelis de Vroomen

Google

Superb location, staff and rooms. Very recommendable place to stay. For starters: breakfast....very good, high tea.....very good, every single room has its own ambiance, you really feel treated like a valuable friend. Congrats.

Ed “Zorz” Hafizov

Google

A hidden gem for a portrait photographer. If your client can book a room, you'll get a fabulous variety of Victorian backdrops to shoot them against, both in the room and in common areas if it's not a busy season or time of the day/week.

Donald Frey

Google

This place is the best. Outstanding service. Amazing location. Large rooms AND generally a really great price. When I am traveling to NYC the Inn at Irving Place is always the first place I try to book.

Sophie PILARSKI

Google

Service, location, amenities… everything is very exclusive and wonderful. Highly recommended! We stayed in room Stanford White on the second floor, facing the peaceful backyard. Super comfortable bed, very spacious, lots of storage, wonderful bathroom. Two beautiful brownstones connected, lovely common area. There is a tea room which we did not test but looked fabulous. The bar was closed but also looked very promising. I’ve been to NYC several times but this was by far the best experience. Thank you TIAIP Team!

Spencer Smith

Google

This hotel is VERY different from a normal hotel. It's in a converted brownstone and only has a few rooms. My room is HUGE, easily 4-5 times the size of a normal Manhattan room. The decorations are classic and can look old at times, but it's a really unique effect and I like it. It's also the quietest hotel I've ever stayed in on Manhattan. I had trouble getting the wifi to work, so business travelers that can't hotspot may want to look elsewhere. I will definitely stay here again!

Eduardo Iginio Martinez

Google

Super-chic yet Charming tea room/hotel takes you on a Magic Carpet Ride to another time and place. Opulent, ornate and very low-key, it is definitely a reminder of a New York from yesterday. Keeping true to its culture and charm. I would definitely recommend going to have a cup of tea and cookies with your best friend or a third date.

Joe LaRosa

Google

The service and ambiance here were exceptional. The building has a lot of personality and the charm of an old inn. The suite I stayed in was generously large, and it overlooked Irving Place with a lovely view. If you're a light sleeper, you'll want some ear plugs if you're staying in a room that overlooks the street, as it is an old building not built to be soundproof.

MEC

Google

The Inn at Irving Place is two old town houses converted into a 12 room hotel. I would more accurately describe it as a bed and breakfast. Outside is a nondescript building making the Inn attractive for folks such as celebrities looking for a stay in NYC. The lack of a sign was a bit confusing. Just look for the address of 56 Irving Place. I highly recommend for the charm alone. We attended a show at Irving Plaza, which is about 2 blocks from the Inn. The Union Square subway station is about five blocks from the Inn, making travel to it a cinch. We will definitely stay there again the next time we visit that part of town. Some photos of the dining room where a nice breakfast is served are included with this review.

Cornelis de Vroomen

Google

Superb location, staff and rooms. Very recommendable place to stay. For starters: breakfast....very good, high tea.....very good, every single room has its own ambiance, you really feel treated like a valuable friend. Congrats.

Ed “Zorz” Hafizov

Google

A hidden gem for a portrait photographer. If your client can book a room, you'll get a fabulous variety of Victorian backdrops to shoot them against, both in the room and in common areas if it's not a busy season or time of the day/week.

Donald Frey

Google

This place is the best. Outstanding service. Amazing location. Large rooms AND generally a really great price. When I am traveling to NYC the Inn at Irving Place is always the first place I try to book.

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