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WestHouse New York at Frieze Art Fair


WESTHOUSE Hotel New York is more than just another boutique hotel. Drawing inspiration from a forgotten era of cultural and social spirit, the artistic design and Art Deco influence exude indulgence and luxury. At the forefront of a new hospitality experience, business and leisure guests are considered Residents and treated to an intuitive level of service.

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WestHouse Front Entrance

This May, through its partnership with the art fair Frieze New York, WestHouse Hotel is offering two exclusive packages for those art enthusiasts lucky enough to be attending.

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WestHouse Room

The first is for a day at the fair with two nights minimum stay in any room and the second, a VIP experience which includes two nights minimum stay in a suite, 1 double VIP invitation, luxury transportation, and truffles at turndown service.

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WestHouse Lobby

In celebration of WestHouse and Frieze’s partnership, the hotel has also commissioned NYC boutique bakery Mini Melanie to create bespoke truffles inspired by great American artists, such as Andy Warhol and Jackson Pollack.

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WestHouse

by Sonia Akther

Frieze New York takes place from May 5-8. Offers are valid for travel by May 4 to May 10, 2016. The ticket is valid from May 5-8. Minimum lead time is seven days.

Any additional information on Frieze New York, please check www.frieze.com/fairs/frieze-new-york.

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