NYC Hotel + Restaurant Subscription
Fresh flowers. Every week. For the properties that set the standard.
Weekly subscription delivery for NYC hotels and restaurants. Two plans, one commitment.
Hotels · Restaurants · Private clubs · Boutique properties · NYC delivery
Flowers that show up. Every week.
Hospitality operations run on vendor relationships. Your flower program should be no different.
Reliability
Same window, every Tuesday. No reminders, no reorders. The arrangement is there before your first guest arrives.
Consistency
The same standard week over week. Not seasonal variety, operational reliability. Guests see a property that takes care of itself.
Simplicity
One call to set up. One invoice. Direct contact for anything that changes. Not a vendor to manage, a system that runs.
Two plans. One subscription.
Compare tiersTier 1
Small
$100/wk
A single fresh arrangement delivered weekly. Ideal for a front desk, host stand, or reception counter. Approximately 12-15 stems in a clean ceramic vessel.
Request a QuoteTier 2
Large
$300/wk
Full-property service. Four or more arrangements covering lobby, restaurant, private dining, and event spaces. Dedicated account manager and flexible scheduling.
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The arrangement in place.
Hotels, restaurants, and offices across New York City. Fresh every week.
Weekly service. No reorders. Available for NYC hotels, restaurants, and offices.
From our clients
“Our lobby has looked consistently sharp since we started. No missed weeks, no surprises on the invoice. That reliability alone is worth the subscription.”
L. Chen, Front Office Manager
“We cover multiple areas every week without lifting a finger. The team handles sourcing, delivery, and placement. We just point to where we want them.”
A. Torres, F&B Director
“We cover five spaces every week without lifting a finger. The consistency across areas is what impressed us most. It all reads as intentional.”
M. Reeves, Hotel Operations
Ready to set the standard at your property?
We respond within one business day. No sales pitch — just the details we need to start correctly.