The Quin, hotel in New York City
The Quin is a modern hotel in the heart of Midtown Manhattan on 57th Street. Rooms are compact but well-equipped with electronic controls, Nespresso machines, and some with city views, while bathrooms feature rainfall showers and high-quality products that guests consistently praise.
The building was originally the Buckingham Hotel and housed famous artists including painter Georgia O'Keeffe and opera singer Giovanni Martinelli. After renovation in 2010, it reopened as the boutique hotel under its new name while maintaining its artistic heritage.
The hotel displays rotating art pieces throughout its spaces, with the lobby functioning like a small gallery. Visitors experience the place as one where contemporary art forms part of the everyday environment and reflects the creative spirit of Manhattan.
The hotel is within walking distance of Central Park, Fifth Avenue, and other Manhattan sights. A 24-hour Duane Reade store sits directly across the street, and subway lines are easily accessible for exploring the city.
Each room has a direct phone button connecting guests to a personal shopper at Bergdorf Goodman department store. This personalized service offering makes the hotel a place where luxury shopping is available directly from your room.
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