Hotel Partners

The Standard Hotels

Main Hotel Partner - Frieze New York

The Standard, High Line: 848 Washington Street

New York, N 10014

The Standard, East Village: 25 Cooper Square

New York, NY 1000

The Standard Hotels are known for their taste-making clientele, their pioneering design, and their unrelenting un-Standard-ness.

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The Surrey

20 East 76th Street

New York, NY 10021

For the sixth consecutive year, The Surrey has been selected as the VIP hotel partner of Frieze New York.

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Freehand New York

23 Lexington Avenue

New York, NY 10010

Freehand New York – artistic community in the historic Flatiron District.

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Mondrian Park Avenue

444 Park Avenue South

New York, NY 10016

Mondrian the new epicenter of the neighborhood is buzzing with culture with an authentic NYC flair.

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Soho Grand Hotel

310 West Broadway

New York, NY 10013

The Hotel that made SoHo Grand.

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Hôtel Americano

518 West 27th Street

New York, NY 10001

Located in the heart of Chelsea's art gallery district, Hotel Americano, celebrates contemporary art and a passion for Manhattan.

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The William Vale

111 North 12th Street

11249 Brooklyn

The William Vale is Brooklyn’s newest hotel and nightlife offering in the popular Williamsburg section of the borough.

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The Maritime Hotel

363 West 16th Street

10011 New York

The Maritime Hotel enlists a warm and friendly team that is not only connected to the urban energy of downtown New York, but takes pleasure in sharing it with our guests.

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The Jane

113 Jane Street

NY 10014 New York

With its prime West Village location, landmark building, and river views, The Jane is home away from home for in-the-know travelers from all over the world.

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