The Leo House hotel is a tranquil oasis in the heart of bustling New York City. This quiet, Catholic guesthouse-hotel is governed by a dedicated Board of Trustees, made up of laity, clergy, and the Sisters of St. Agnes, all committed to preserving a peaceful environment for spiritual exploration and renewal.
Ideally located, the Leo House offers splendid access to New York's landmarks. It is a brief 5-minute walk from the 23rd Street / 7th Avenue subway station, providing quick access to the C and E underground lines. It is also just around 2.8 km away from the Grand Central and 20 km away from LaGuardia airport for guests traveling by plane.
Rooms at the Leo House hotel offer peaceful accommodations for diverse guests, including clergy, persons visiting the sick, students, and travelers from the United States and abroad. The charm of the rooms emanates from the ten-year experience of the Art Curator, who has a distinct, enriching background in fine arts and entertainment in New York.
Guests at the Leo House can start their day with a hearty buffet breakfast served every day except Sundays, from 7:00am to 10:30am. For further dining experiences, the local residential area offers variety of attractive restaurants at surprisingly reasonable prices.
Steeped in history, with curated art exhibits and fashion events such as the New York Fashion Week, the Leo House hotel unique experience gives life to the city's cultural vibrancy. Its strong commitment to Christian values and heritage is apparent in the prestigious annual Pope Leo XIII Award, the only national award in the United States named after a pontiff.
More than just lodging, the Leo House hotel New York provides services extending to spiritual and historic interests. This includes the conferencing room for meetings aimed at fostering peace and reconciliation around the world. Notable events such as the historic meeting between Nobel Prize winner Mother Theresa and Mother Dengel have found a home here. The hotel also hosts special events featuring inspiring speakers.