Coterie Hudson Yards

Fred9

My sister moved to Coterie Hudson Yards. It's spectacular. It's very expensive, but it's truly a wonderful place. The staff is perfect. They interact wonderfully. They're very caring. They are always watching what you're doing. They're friendly. They're professional. I couldn't speak more highly of them. Her room is not big but has big windows and a beautiful bathroom. It has beautiful walk-in showers. It's a private room. Everything you can imagine of their daily activities like there was a violin concert yesterday. They're always working with people individually. It's top-notch.

Rakuko

My husband was at Coterie Hudson Yards and it was a really beautiful place. It was a modern building, and that was what he liked very much. He liked to stay there and be cared for by people. Occasionally, he would come home to his studio and they would provide him with a car service. His studio apartment was quite roomy with very high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows looking outside, and plenty of closet space. He brought in his own paintings to hang on the walls. Also at the entrance, there's a glass box where he could put his things that he can organize in his room, and that was a very nice touch. There was no kitchen, but it had a big bathroom. He participated in the exercises, and there was someone who was instructing him how to draw and paint. They also had performances and music programs. The interaction with the staff was good, but because he was new, it was a little disorganized. But I guess that was a normal thing. I didn't experience the meals. On the top floor, they have a restaurant, and we enjoyed having a family dinner or breakfast there.

Reviewer#LD012623D

I toured Coterie Hudson Yards, but it's super expensive. What I liked the best about this place was that they had Michelin-star chefs cooking their meals, they had pretty much an entire floor that's dedicated to emergency medical care, and they can do 95% of what an emergency room can do. They had the best doctors in New York City that money can buy. However, the thing that I liked least was the money, because only billionaires could afford it. The staff that they had was the pick of the litter in New York City. I've tried the food prepared by their Michelin-starred chefs. It's not only delicious, but their menu has to be approved by Mayo Clinic just to make sure they're not only delicious but very healthy for their residents. Even though they didn't have a pool, they had a shuttle that goes to a pool all the time. They had a gym, a courtyard, and a salon. They had pastries that the pastry chefs made that you can get at any time of the day.