| We know that COVID-19 travel restrictions are continuously changing. Please use this newsletter and the content within to serve as guidance and inspiration for future travel. | | |  | | City break in New York | | | Embrace the Moment at Modernhaus | | | | | | | | The hotel is a tribute to Bauhaus design and the artistic SoHo neighborhood. | | New York City's SoHo neighborhood has a spot on the National Historic Landmarks list thanks to its time playing host to some of the most influential artists and free-thinkers of the modern world. Feel immersed in the modernism movement at Modernhaus, where the Bauhaus style and work by modern artists will invite you to look and linger. Smart, cozy amenities and a rooftop pool make guests feel welcome and at-home amidst the impressive artsy décor. | | | 1 |  In-house Art Gallery — Walk around the hotel and you'll spot works by Alexander Calder, George Condo, Harland Miller, Jean Dubuffet, and KAWS. The hotel décor is an ode to modern art. | | 2 |  A Tribute to Bauhaus Design — Even the 114 guestrooms and suites are modern tributes to Bauhaus design, yet they remain comfortable and inviting for the weary traveler. | | 3 |  Jimmy at Modernhaus — The all-seasons 18th-floor rooftop at Modernhaus was inspired by Picasso's Blue Period and conceived by David Rabin. Head up for impressive views of Midtown, Wall Street, the Hudson River, and the bridges over the East River. | | 4 |  Smart Amenities — Beyond high-tech touches like Wi-Fi, Smart TVs, Nespresso machines, triple-filtered water, and plenty of outlets, the hotel also has other amenities that discerning travelers love, including a concierge and a 24/7 fitness center with a Peloton bike and TechnoGym equipment. | | 5 |  Skyscraper Pool — The hotel's rooftop pool lets you swim laps amidst the tip-tops of nearby SoHo skyscapers. Take in the city views from a plush sunbed and sip a refreshing cocktail while getting your daily dose of vitamin D. | | 6 |  Eau du Haus — You'll have to smell it to believe it. Parisian perfumer Lola James Harper crafted a custom fragrance for the hotel with notes of leather, mahogany, and coffee to make guests feel welcome. | | | |
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