Westchester House, Hotel in den Vereinigten Staaten
Westchester House is a hotel in Manhattan listed on the National Register of Historic Places, located near the Bowery area. The building displays Greek Revival features including columns and classical forms that make it architecturally distinct within the busy setting of Broome Street.
The building was constructed in Greek Revival style and was known by various names in its early days, including Occidental and Pioneer, underscoring its role as a travelers' lodging. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1986 and underwent comprehensive renovation around 2014 to preserve its historic appearance.
The building carries the name of a historic hotel and today operates as the Sohotel, reflecting its continued role as lodging for visitors. It stands amid an active neighborhood and shapes the streetscape through its classical architectural details that recall earlier periods.
The hotel sits in a very active neighborhood with nearby subway stations that make accessing art districts, parks, and historic sites throughout Manhattan convenient. The classical facade with a porch area offers an inviting entry point, and the central location allows easy exploration of surrounding shops, restaurants, and theaters.
The building was originally known by different names, including Occidental and Pioneer, before becoming Westchester House and today operating as Sohotel New York. These name changes reflect the evolving history of Manhattan's lodging industry and the changing concepts under which accommodations in this area were marketed.
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