The Greenwich Hotel

No two of the 88 suites are alike, some with Tibetan rugs, others decked out in Carrera marble. The thing they all have in common, however, is exquisite taste.

From the walls of the Drawing Room lined with bookcases, to the onsen-style Shibui spa and the “soul-satisfying” Italian food from star chef Andrew Carmellini over at restaurant “Locanda Verde,” the metropolitan chic melds perfectly with welcoming details to make it where you’ll want to kick up your feet next to your sweetheart.

This exquisitely designed property in Tribeca opened its doors in 2008, but feels like it’s been part of the city’s fabric for much longer. Perhaps it’s the hotel’s lived-in aesthetic textures: Not one of its 87 rooms, suites, and penthouses looks like another, all furnished by your chicest, most well-traveled uncle.

The chic Tribeca design hotel has a Morocco meets the tropics aesthetic, with elements of Europe and the Orient thrown in. The free-flowing ground floor mimics a Tribeca loft, but instead of cold minimalism you get warm polished oak floors, comfy floral sofas and lush palms.

Moroccan slippers, Indian tiles, Turkish lanterns - you'll want to steal the look for your own home.