At @themoorenyc, designer Vanessa Guilford used color discerningly throughout the hotel’s common areas and to great effect. Contemporary artwork pops against a backdrop of warm wood paneling and intimate ambiance created by soft lighting and oversized velvet curtains. The 81 rooms exude a residential feel with luxurious touches like @maisonmargielafragrances bath products and Frette linens. Cafe Moore offers up @partnerscoffee coffee and pastries during the day, then transitions to wine served in colorful Murano glassware come evening. Take a seat on one of the mid century sofas and flip through one of the cultural coffee table books or unwind upstairs at the rooftop bar with Empire State building views. Named after the townhouse’s original owner, scholar, and poet, Clement Clarke Moore, the hotel’s central locale in Chelsea puts a decent chunk of the city just a quick subway ride away. Of course, the neighborhood’s world-renowned galleries, Joyce Theater, the Whitney Museum, and the High Line are just outside the door.