Nestled in a stunning 1912 bank in the energetic Lower East Side, Nine Orchard is a stylish boutique hotel boasting chic rooms, a buzzing cocktail scene, and exceptional dining.
"In Dimes Square there’s a buzz that’s reminiscent of some of Downtown’s earlier golden ages — and, in Nine Orchard itself, there’s a hotel with enough character and personality to become a proper neighborhood institution." - Mark Fedeli
"When the Nine Orchard opened in 2022, the culinary world perked up. For the first time, NYC star chef Ignacio Mattos (Estela; Altro Parardiso; Lodi) helmed a hotel program, opening both the now-celebrated restaurant, Corner Bar, and the hotel’s gorgeous cocktail lounge, Swan Room. The owners collaborated with an architectural historian on a painstaking restoration of the 1912 building—the former Jarmulowsky Bank—including its neoclassical facade. Nine Orchard has 113 guest rooms, 12 of which can be converted into two-bedroom suites via an adjoining door. Three of the suites have large brick-paved terraces with plants, Grecian-style sculptures, and tremendous uptown city views. Reza Nouranian, the firm behind a number of prominent New York homes, designed the rooms in collaboration with the L.A.-based gallerist Ray Azoulay. Together, they furnished each space with a rich mix of new and old—think antique French desks and vintage chrome chairs from the 1970s." - Jennifer Flowers
"Nine Orchard is a boutique hotel in New York City characterized as "four-star deluxe." It features exceptional food and beverage options, including the Corner Bar and the Swan Room, located in a former bank-teller room. These offerings create a memorable and experiential component for guests, helping them feel more connected to the city." - Katherine LaGrave
"Nine Orchard is set in a historic Lower East Side building in a buzzing neighborhood, combining timeless architecture with modern luxury, offering a sophisticated yet intimate experience." - MICHELIN Guide
"Formerly the century-old Jarmulowsky bank building, Nine Orchard is a piece of living history on New York City's Lower East Side. Walk inside, where the restored vaulted ceilings will impress even the least basic of guests, then make your way past reception to the main event: the Lobby Lounge."
