Serafina
New York, NY:
Serafina Time Hotel
In a city with few secrets begging to be kept, the restaurant and lounge settings of The Time New York exude an elusive property. Once discovered, unwrapped and revealed, these modernist spaces become places only you know – private haunts to end the day with close friends or clandestine settings to entertain associates of your choosing. At once exclusive of outsiders, but inclusive of anyone who steps inside, these are spaces where once you’re in, you are truly in.
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