Sleek rooms, rooftop pool, sushi, beer garden, and spa







































"“Make Believe, the bar that sits atop the stylish Sixty LES Hotel, doesn’t have to do much to make you believe you’re in the right place when you’re here, 18 floors above the festive streets of the Lower East Side. The cocktail and food menu leans to Japan with sushi rolls, edamame, shishito peppers, and cocktails infused with ume, yuzu, and matcha.”" - David Farley
"Once you see the rooftop swimming pool of SIXTY LES, bearing the image of Andy Warhol on the base of the pool, you’ll immediately get the vibe of this 137-room hotel in the heart of the bar-and-gallery-strewn Lower East Side. Opened in 2008, the hotel was one of the first hip properties to flick on its lights in this once-gritty, now fashionable downtown neighborhood. Rooms are sleek, with floor-to-ceiling windows and black-mirrored walls, plus walk-in slate showers. The rooftop cocktail bar, Make Believe, and the ground-floor Blue Ribbon Sushi Izakaya, tempts guests to spend time ensconced in the warm embrace of this fashionable hotel." - David Farley
"Among the first wave of high‑end boutique hotels on the Lower East Side, SIXTY LES sits on Allen just south of Houston—a natural arrival as the city’s center of gravity for hipness has steadily tracked to the south and east over the last few decades." - The MICHELIN Guide
"The guest-only pool at this Lower East Side hotel is artsy with Andy Warhol’s visage looking up from the bottom and is surrounded by plush seating, cocktail tables, and an outdoor shower. The hotel’s Blue Ribbon Sushi Izakaya prepares small plates for poolside dining and drinking." - Eater Staff

"As a Rove pickup spot, this hotspot encourages riders to hang out beforehand, then board a Mercedes Benz Sprinter van reserved through an intuitive online platform for a direct ride out east." - Elise Taylor