In this installment of our cross-promoted Paris Review posts, our very own 6 Columbus is featured as the hotel that the writer visits to channel his inner Don Draper. Sunday. Father’s Day. It was a lovely day, high sixties and sunshine, … Read More
Summer in New York City is hot (pun intended) and humid. But don’t you worry, because you’ve just discovered our insider’s guide to summer days & nights at Thompson Hotels around the world. Prepare to be seduced as we reveal … Read More
The weather is going to be beautiful this weekend in NYC, and we have two pool parties happening at Thompson LES. RSVP and join us poolside, the best place to be in the NYC heat. Friday June 15th: French Fri’s at … Read More
Among the fall-outs, Melvin’s Juice Box holds the fort, mon. (Yes, we said that.) So, if you didn’t hear, this is the worst time ever in decades for a New Yorker to rent a new apartment. There’s nothing remotely decent, … Read More
Our favorite East End triple-play: Sip, shop, rock at the new Momofuku Milk Bar Pop-Up, Cynthia Rowley bungalow and the black-out beach landmark Memory Motel Bar, respectively. David Chang’s sixth outpost features those staples that made this refresh-atorium such a … Read More
Last Thursday, Topshop Topman joined us topside at Thompson LES for a night of revelry around the pool and a Topshop/Topman pop-up store in our very own Room 100. thanks to all who attended! Check out the photos below. Join … Read More
‘Mapping the relationships among chance, blood, and other components of fate.’ We’ll never get the crazy popularity of Cindy Sherman, or the fact that her self-portraits sell for millions. What? So she dresses up like different typecasts of people and … Read More
Our favorite post-Memorial Day weekend teaser from our favorite Manhattan private club. Sure, Soho House nabs all the tabloid items, but we’re gunning for the Norwood Club (over there on way-west 14th Street) to ultimately usurp all that faux what-what. … Read More
Location is everything to this magical website. Hit the Memory Lane. If you’re the type that pines for either the golden or the seedy days of Manhattan, pre-pedestrian-friendly Times Square, you will want to go directly to scoutingny, our favorite … Read More
At Chelsea’s old McKittrick Hotel, Jay McInerney presides over one of the strangest ‘salons’ we’ve ever witnessed. ‘Bright Lights, Big City’ isn’t dead after all. This past Sunday night, we hesitantly headed out to see what this strange e-vite was … Read More
The New York art world’s most anticipated summer event, the arrival of London’s Frieze Art Fair, kicked off last night on Randall’s Island. Open to the public from Friday, May 4th to Monday, May 8th, the fair spans three football … Read More
A roundup of new eating-and-drinking spots in the land of brownstones and walkers. As many of the Michelin-raters have moved or opened outposts downtown, somebody gotsta save the nabe. John DeLucie’s Crown, on E. 81st Street, is killing it a … Read More
Blue Ribbon Sushi Izakaya Hits the Thompson Lower East Side. Thompson Hotels and acclaimed restaurateurs Bruce and Eric Bromberg (of Blue Ribbon Restaurants fame) have expanded their culinary alliance by bringing Blue Ribbon’s authentic Japanese fare and Blue Ribbon favorites … Read More
As its sophomore chef departs, Manhattan’s swanky Hobbit hole readies for its third act. It’s official: The modest (but anything-but-modestly-talented) Chef Eric Korsh is leaving Graydon Carter and company’s enduringly scene-making clubhouse-tavern in the West Village to open his own … Read More
