The Leo House Blog

Read this article as originally published on TheTablet.org by Andrew Pugliese. MANHATTAN — Tucked away on West 23rd Street in Manhattan is a guesthouse that offers Mass at 7 a.m. and a rosary group at 3 p.m. on most days. The Leo House is one of several Christian “hotels” in New York City. Michael Coneys, its president, said the guesthouse gets... Continue Reading

Read this article as originally published in the Catholic New York Newspaper by Armando Machado. The Leo House, a Catholic guesthouse for travelers located in the Chelsea section of Manhattan, provides affordable, temporary accommodations with old-world charm—a place where travelers have “found a haven embodying spiritual solace.” In the hallway of the second floor of the five-story annex building is... Continue Reading

On the 130th Anniversary of The Leo House, we are thrilled to be hosting our 3rd Annual Pope Leo XIII Award Fundraising Dinner Gala. The evening promises to be an extra special event. We hope we will see you there and we thank all our community members for their support in making this night come to fruition. As the title... Continue Reading

Click here to read this article as originally published in The Daily News by Larry McShane. Welcome to the vintage Chelsea hotel that’s second to nun. The Leo House, staffed for decades after its 1889 debut by a Wisconsin-based order of Catholic sisters, marked its 130th anniversary this year as an affordable alternative to Manhattan’s eye-popping hotel tabs. The 81-room... Continue Reading

Click here to read this article as originally published on TheTablet.org by Jennifer Lindberg. Hospitality, joy, and goodwill have been synonymous with the Leo House for 130 years. This is a milestone year for one of the best guest houses in New York City – that is known for welcoming the stranger — and it is an event worth celebrating.... Continue Reading