Our Queen rooms are perfect for the solo traveler wanting some me-time or couples looking to cuddle up. We’ve got a few different set ups from Cozy to Studio, but no matter what you choose, you’ll always be able to comfortably put your feet up and stretch out.

Our Bunk rooms are perfect for groups looking for a comfy spot to stay. With four twin-size bunk beds outfitted with their own outlets and personal reading lights, they’re ideal for families or friends looking to crash together, but also wanting a bit of space to themselves.

At Freehand New York, we are committed to providing excellent service to everyone. The property complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and offers public spaces with accessible entryway, elevators, restaurant, and corridors. We welcome service animals in public areas and guest rooms, and have signage posted in braille and large print throughout the hotel. We offer a variety of accessible rooms including: King, Three’s Company, Big King, Artist, Cozy, Big Bunk, Cabin, Queen, and Gallery Suite that have audible emergency alarms and televisions with closed captioning and subtitles. ADA-compliant guest rooms include accessible bathrooms, vanities, toilets with grab bars, light switches, shelving, and either a bathtub with grab bars or a roll-in shower with shower bench or chair availability.

King rooms are for those solo travelers or couples who just want to relax and stretch out after a long day. Whether that means getting cozy and curling up with a good book on a comfy couch, or just sprawled out on your king-size bed buried in pillows, this is the place to do it.

Meant to feel more like apartments than hotel rooms, our Suites are perfect for when you and your friends want to treat yourselves to something a little extra in the city. Enjoy your morning coffee with expansive city views, or open a bottle of wine (or two, or three…) in the spacious living room — it’s the home-away-from-home you’ve always wanted.

Three’s Company is the solution to that classic dilemma of what to do when traveling in a group of three. With a queen bed and an overhead twin bunk attached, everyone can sleep comfortably — with plenty of room to move around and no pesky rollaway bed required.