8 verified venues. Prices in local currency, HappyCow ratings, and honest verdicts from the Leaf & Roam team.
1 Hotels' flagship Brooklyn property is a benchmark for luxury sustainable hospitality. Built with reclaimed wood, local stone, and living plant walls throughout. The rooftop pool overlooks the Manhattan skyline, and their farm-to-table restaurant Harriet's features an extensive vegan menu sourced from local organic farms.
The Central Park outpost of 1 Hotels sets the standard for nature-inspired urban luxury. Living walls, reclaimed timber, and a commitment to zero single-use plastics. Steps from Central Park with sweeping views from upper floors. The in-house restaurant features a comprehensive plant-based menu.
Robert De Niro's Tribeca boutique hotel combines handcrafted luxury with genuine sustainability. Each of the 88 rooms is uniquely designed using reclaimed materials and artisan craftsmanship. The Shibui Spa features a 250-year-old Japanese farmhouse pool surrounded by bamboo — one of NYC's most extraordinary wellness experiences.
Dutch hotel chain citizenM brings affordable sustainability to NYC with carbon-neutral operations and BREEAM-certified design. Smart room controls minimize energy waste, the rooftop bar offers panoramic city views, and their cloudM beds are sustainably manufactured. All food outlets feature robust vegan options.
Marriott's eco-focused Element brand delivers LEED-certified sustainability in the heart of Midtown. In-room kitchens let vegan travelers prepare their own meals, the complimentary breakfast includes plant-based options, and the hotel's saline-treated swimming pool avoids harsh chemicals. Extended-stay friendly.
Kit Kemp's SoHo gem is one of few luxury boutique hotels with genuine LEED Gold certification. The eclectic British design aesthetic meets NYC cool, with a private screening room, sculpture garden, and the acclaimed Crosby Bar restaurant. Every design choice considers environmental impact without sacrificing an ounce of style.
Budget-conscious eco-friendly option in the heart of Williamsburg's vegan scene. Compact, cleverly designed rooms minimize material use while maximizing comfort. The rooftop bar offers Brooklyn skyline views, and you're steps from some of NYC's best vegan restaurants and cafes.
Converted from a historic printing press building in Hell's Kitchen, Ink48 combines industrial heritage with modern sustainability. PRINT restaurant sources from local farms with strong vegan representation on the menu. The rooftop bar, Press Lounge, offers sweeping Hudson River views and plant-based cocktails.