Amenities
A gallery, a ballroom, a record library, a spa, a theatre, and a garden — all drawn at the same time as the rooms.
Third floor · Events
Grand Ballroom
The room was drawn for dancing first and dinner second — a sprung floor, sightlines to a raised bandstand, and acoustics tuned by the same engineers who voiced The Duke downstairs. Weddings, galas, award nights, and the occasional record launch.
Second floor · Open daily
The Gallery
The program leans contemporary and leans Black — painting, photography, and works on paper from artists at the point in their careers where a hotel wall can still matter. Four shows a year, each opening with a night at The…
Second floor · Always open to guests
Vinyl Library
No glass cases, no white gloves. The collection is here to be played — in the listening chair, on the deck in your room, or over the system at The Duke if you can talk the bartender into it.
Fourth floor · Daily 8–20
Spa & Wellness
The spa keeps musicians’ hours in reverse — quietest in the evening, when the rest of the house is warming up. Book the last slot and come down to The Duke afterwards with your pulse forty points lower than everyone…
Sixth floor · From four until late
Rooftop Terrace
Six floors up, facing west. The bar pours the short version of The Duke’s list, the firepits run October through April, and the best seats change with the hour — daybeds at five, firepits at nine.
Behind the library
The Speakeasy
No photographs. No reservations. No list — the drinks change nightly and aren’t written down. And no directions beyond this: ask the bartender at The Duke, or don’t. Thursday to Saturday, from ten.
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