Locations:

All suites have queen size beds plus queen size pullout sofa beds. All rooms are nonsmoking. Located on Bleecker Street between Thompson and Sullivan Streets. In the heart of Greenwich Village. You are a New York minute from most of the things you came to New York for. A 100 year old landmark building with a 24hr doorman and night security guard for your protection and peace of mind. Amazing unobstructed views of the Empire State Building, Village, SOHO and the Washington Square Park Monument. One of the most unique buildings in all of Manhattan. Featuring a 10 story interior glass atrium roof. Very large spacious floor plans, new furnishings, professionally decorated, new TV, VCR, CD player,and DVD players in the superior units, cordless phone, fully stocked kitchens, new linens & towels. All rates quoted are for double occupancy; .

Building History:

Mills House No.1 was designed by architect Earnest Flagg in the 1800's as a men's hotel. This is the only survivor of a group of three men's hotels from the late 1800’s built by Mills in New York City. The hotel was built in accordance with the 1879 Tenement House Law known as the 'Old Law.' It offered clean, safe, lodging and it closed during the day to encourage men to find work. This block-wide building contained over 1,500 single rooms, today it has 189 luxury Co-Op units.
The building has two signature identical massive 10 story interior airshafts that are covered with skylights. Hence the name, "The Atrium." With two 60-square foot airshafts penetrating a structure that occupies four city lots, this building exemplifies Flagg's main proposals for changes in the zoning laws.
A major lobbyist for housing reform, Flagg might have been inspired by the layout of the Dakota [1884], or by the apartment buildings he had seen in Paris during his studies abroad. The legendary Jazz Showcase named the Village Gate also was located in this building for over 30 years. Currently, it is a CVS with "The Village Theater" located below.