The Hotel Chelsea: A Bohemian Legend Reborn

The Hotel Chelsea is one of the most storied buildings in New York, the red-brick Victorian landmark on West 23rd Street that for more than a century housed the city's artists, writers and musicians, from Dylan Thomas and Arthur Miller to Bob Dylan and Patti Smith. Painstakingly restored, it has reopened as a luxury hotel that keeps its bohemian soul and its extraordinary art intact.

The dining is as characterful as the address. Teruko is a fine-dining sushi restaurant by renowned chef Tadashi Ono; the reborn El Quijote is the oldest Spanish restaurant in the city; Café Chelsea brings all-day French bistro cooking; and the grand Lobby Bar serves as the hotel's living room.

For a storied, creative New York stay, The Hotel Chelsea is a standout.

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