Smyth draws its inspiration from the vibrant neighborhood; offering an intimate hideaway of 100 guestrooms.

Thompson Hotels, in collaboration with Tribeca Partners announced the opening of Smyth, its fifth Urban Resort in Manhattan. Custom-tailored to its TriBeCa location, Smyth draws its inspiration from the vibrant neighborhood; offering an intimate hideaway of 100 guestrooms in a newly-constructed building on West Broadway and Chambers Street.

"Smyth's atmosphere invokes a feeling of sensibility and refinement, embodying romantic elegance with contemporary influences," said Pomeranc, co-owner of Thompson Hotels. "Conceptually named for the anonymity of Mr. & Mrs. Smith, we sought to provide a feeling of refuge; a comfortable and intimate destination for our guests."

Renowned architects BBG designed Smyth incorporating massive windows with vertical accents of dark grey mullions, to offer panoramic views of the five-street junction below. Design duo Yabu Pushelberg, best known for their expertise in creating timeless interiors for luxury clients, were handpicked by Pomeranc to design the expansive lobby. Detailed craftsmanship fuses classic and modern, creating a unique contemporary style.

Art by John Sparagana adorns each guest room, adding an essence of individuality through his collections of magazine pages hand worked into unique, deconstructed objects. Paintings by self taught Argentinean artist, Santiago Rubino, are featured in the lobby's interior, evoking ancient karmic beliefs in conjunction with modern street art.

Pomeranc has brought in Restaurateur Frederick Lesort, the driving force behind some of Manhattan's most eclectic lounges and dining establishments, to open the Lobby Bar. Lesort's concept for Smyth's 24-hour room service menu is based upon a French style brasserie. In the spring of 2009, Lesort will open Jour et Nuit Restaurant & Lounge, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 days a week, with an espresso bar offering artisanal sandwiches and pastries during the day and cured meats with alcoholic beverages at night. The bi-level space, designed by the AvroKO group, will provide an authentic French experience. The lower level Cellar Cocktail Lounge will offer a luxurious hideaway for guests and locals to imbibe on unique cocktails.

Guestrooms are presented in a vintage wine tone, with rich walnut paneling, chrome accented furniture and hallways textured with maroon ostrich embossed leather walls. Marble bathrooms are complete with Hans Grohe rain showerheads and fixtures. Signature suites offer floor to ceiling windows and private terraces with resonating views. Each room provides robes by Frette, spa products by Kiehl's and linens by Sferra. In-room pantries feature Dean & Deluca snacks and Kiki de Montparnasse accessories.

Staff uniforms, designed by Helmut Lang, deliver a minimalist, chic and almost androgynous style, reinforcing the Mr. and Mrs. Smith identity.

Smyth is located at 85 West Broadway in the heart of TriBeCa. Hotel rates range from $275 for a standard room, $575 for a king suite, and $3,500 for the penthouse. For reservations or more information, please call 212.587.7000 or visit www.thompsonhotels.com.

Thompson Hotels also includes 60 Thompson Hotel, in New York City, and the famed Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. Thompson is a partnership consisting of Larry, Michael and Jason Pomeranc and Stephen Brandman, offering a quiet luxury to their chic, urban clientele. Thompson continues to expand their portfolio of elite hotels in gateway cities throughout North America. With upcoming properties, Thompson Toronto and Thompson Seoul, they will make their first international expansion. Each hotel is filled with contemporary yet classic design, art by world-renowned artists, thoughtful amenities, unparalleled service and end-destination restaurants and popular nightlife lounges, offering guests a truly unique and luxurious experience.