The Frederick Hotel: A historic stay in trendy Tribeca

The newly reimagined and remodeled Frederick Hotel in New York’s trendy Tribeca neighborhood offers guests a unique experience. As New York City’s longest continually operated hotel, the former Cosmopolitan originally opened in 1845 as the Gerard House. It later operated as the Bond Hotel. Its newest name, The Frederick, is derived from a mysterious historic rendering of the property. The Frederick’s rich history can still be felt amongst the interesting enhancements that are part of its latest re-creation.

Today, the Frederick’s redesigned lobby and guestrooms express an eclectic design from different eras creating an artful mix of old and new. For example, the new lobby lounge was constructed from reclaimed bricks found in the hotel’s historic vault. The Frederick also features the three-story Serafina Italian restaurant. In addition, The Frederick provides guests with easy access to Tribeca’s growing shopping and nightlife along with other tourism and business destinations in the area and around the rest of New York City.

As a member of the Adelman Hotel Collection, The Frederick offers our customers special pricing with last room availability. For help booking this unique property at our great Adelman rates contact your professional Adelman travel consultant.