Suggestions for Linens near New York

Johnny W. • May 18, 2015A spectacular menswear accessory store. Made by hand in the basement of the shop. Linen, silk, cotton, wool & more in bowties, ties & handkerchiefs. One of the best in the country.

Jenifer R. • August 7, 2010white linen cocktail w/ egg white

Andrew A. • July 9, 2016Cute linens!

Cynthia D. • December 4, 2009Highly recommend the coats for men and women, and the French linen dresses in womens. flannel is pretty nice in the winter, and heat tech items too

Tracy • January 1, 2017$10-$30 curated thrift shop finds, with shirts and dresses in silk, rayon, and linen

hector r. • June 26, 2010Guestroom amenities and services - All rooms will feature Custom made 400 thread count SFERRA linens, down bedding, flat screen TV, iPod docking station and alarm clock, cordless handheld phone, Dean

Tijana H. • April 27, 2015Fantastic, well- put together rooms. Impeccable service. Most comfortable beds I've ever slept in. Luxury linens. Upgrade to ESB worth every penny.

DHR.com • June 20, 2012Inspired by the romance of the “Casablanca” movie, the hotel offers cozy rooms with luxury pillow-top mattresses, Egyptian cotton linen, Wi-Fi, and more.

Jordan M. • September 9, 2014Good for patterned short-sleeved linen button downs... Calamari, not so much. The grapefruit ginger cocktail is passable and the only not-overly sweet drink on the menu.

Cathi M. • December 11, 2010Best reasonably priced hotel in NYC. Frette linens, comfortable beds, great bath. The place to go.

Nick B. • October 10, 2012Ah J Crew. So much prep, so little time. Great selection of colorful pants in the summer. Get a matching pocket square, linen jacket and you're done.

Catherine • April 10, 2015Buy notepads, pens, organic lotion, linens, furniture and the list goes on... What a calming & decent place to shop. :)

Sean S. • February 22, 2014A great place to transform your apartment from haphazard studio to "adult home." Shop everything from bedding to candles, as well as charming dinnerware and table linens.

Jillian • January 6, 2015Linen Hall brunch > Penny Farthing brunch

Alyssa B. • December 5, 2013Exceeds expectations! Cleans beds, sparkling clean&modern communal bathrooms! The only thing u need to bring is a padlock and yourself... cheap rate comes w/ towels, linen, shoap, blowdry, iron, etc!

Karey M. • July 16, 2013You hear "diner" and think affordable. Then you walk in and see linen tablecloths and napkins. No kids menu so ordered sides of mac & cheese and spaghetti for $10 a pop. Be prepared to spend!

Nauman N. • September 7, 2015Cozy rooms, though very functional. Have to ask for daily linen change though rooms are clean and tidy.

Maybelline New York • September 5, 2012Relish in 350 thread count Egyptian bed linens, go for a swim in the glass-bottom pool or play alongside celebs on the PH-D rooftop. Dream’s got you covered.

Trae F. • May 27, 2015I like this place and want to come back but the linen napkins smell really bad and that's not a good sign of the cleanliness of the joint.

Allison K. • March 14, 2014The linens might as well be made out of sandpaper.

wherechugo • February 26, 2011Yes rooms are small but beds and linens high quality. Lots of extra touches make it a really great deal.

Ashley M. • June 26, 2018Loads of hidden fees, rude staff, dirty linens and bathroom, scratched up furniture, and weird layout.

Murray R. • December 18, 2011The linen is a high count, butter colored appointment that's exceptional!

Jay S. • June 5, 2016Started as a co-op in Jackson, MI in the 60s (hence the name), this place is a haven of well-made linen goodness in primarily monochromatic colors. Lots of unique handmade jewelry as well.

Jessica L. • December 30, 2009Best linens in the city. Well worth the trip downtown for helpful, friendly service from a family owned business and the linens and towels etc are to die.

Matthew F. • November 13, 2016Great place to find American-made casual flooring and tabletop linens

Reuters Business Traveller • April 1, 2011With old-world charm in abundance, rooms boast Bulgari toiletries, iHome stations, free WiFi and Frette linens.

Falcon Darkstar • June 3, 2018The rooms are tiny. Barely room to move around in the standard rooms. Noisy, too, especially for a newly built place. Housekeeping doesn't come half the time; ask for clean linens and get snark.