Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York is a combination of two well-loved phrases we never thought we’d see together; the Parisian luxury hotel brand has indeed set up shop in Tribeca, marrying some very French Art Deco–inspired interiors with a post-industrial brick structure that could hardly be more Lower Manhattan. The result, as you might imagine, is a hit in both the fashion and food worlds, and gets to the heart of what people love about both Tribeca and Paris. The hotel’s 97 rooms and suites feature custom-designed Toile de Jouy wallpaper and a pastel color scheme that strikes a soft note to contrast with the warehouse-style windows. The atmosphere is surprisingly residential, more akin to Parisian apartments than to shoebox-sized Manhattan hotel rooms, and the aesthetic is nothing if not memorable. Public spaces include Brasserie Fouquet’s, a thoroughly localized take on the brand’s famous French brasserie, as well as the 8th floor Le Vaux Rooftop and the impressive subterranean Spa Diane Barrière. There’s also a private cinema — fitting given the neighborhood’s status in the film world — complete with chaise longue–style seating, for the most glamorous screening you’ve ever seen.