Greenwich Hotel

Visual content proposal - The Greenwich Hotel

Tribeca's most considered hotel,
photographed at the level
it commands.

Intentional and aspirational photography and short-form video built to drive direct bookings, not just fill the Instagram feed.

Commercial experience with

The opportunity

Where The Greenwich stands

Ultra-premium, a true
Tribeca landmark.
The photography has to match.

A Moroccan tile pool, Japanese-influenced rooms, a courtyard garden in Tribeca - The Greenwich Hotel is one of the most distinctive luxury properties in New York. The photography needs to operate at the same level as the hotel itself.

What the work is actually for

Images that make
someone
complete their booking.

The Greenwich guest is choosing between this and the best hotels in the world. At this rate tier, the photography isn't a nicety. It's part of what the rate is buying and every image has to justify that.

Content concepts for The Greenwich Hotel

01

The pool

A Moroccan tile pool under a vaulted wooden ceiling in Tribeca is one of the most remarkable hotel amenities in New York City. It needs photography that treats it as the extraordinary thing it is.

02

The rooms

Japanese-influenced interiors, handpicked antiques, the kind of detail that takes years to curate. We photograph each element the way it deserves - not as background to an empty bed.

03

The courtyard

A private garden courtyard in the middle of Tribeca. In the right season, at the right light, it's the image that makes someone understand immediately why this hotel commands its rates.

Engagement options

First shoot

$4,500

One-time - no commitment

One direct booking from a well-placed photo covers this.

1 full shoot day
20-25 edited photos
3-5 short-form videos
-
-
Let's discuss what a
Content System looks like
for The Greenwich Hotel.

Most hotels at this level have the product. The photography just hasn't caught up. One shoot is enough to change that. Let's walk through what that looks like specifically for The Greenwich.

Work With Me →