Hotel & Hospitality Plantscaping NYC
Hotel guests notice tired plants. Leafstruck designs and maintains plants for hotel lobbies, restaurants, spas and terraces in New York, and replaces any plant before guests see it decline.
We work around check-in peaks and housekeeping schedules, and keep every visit discreet.
Care plans from $175 a month
What's included
- Lobby and public-area design
- Seasonal rotations and holiday decor
- Discreet early-morning care visits
- Fast replacements
How it works
- Walkthrough. We visit, take light readings and learn how the space is used.
- Plan. You get a plant plan, a render and a fixed price within 15 business days.
- Install. Our New York team delivers and places everything, usually in one visit.
- Care. Scheduled visits, a photo report every time, and replacements within 7 days.
Care pricing in NYC
Simple per-plant pricing. Larger sites pay less per plant. Installations are quoted after the walkthrough.
See full pricing| Plants on site | Per plant, per month |
|---|---|
| 1 to 10 | $17.50 |
| 11 to 25 | $14.00 |
| 26 to 50 | $10.50 |
| 51 to 100 | $7.00 |
| 100+ | $4.75 |
$175 monthly minimum. Includes visits, photo reports and replacements.
Where we work in NYC
We serve Midtown towers, loft offices, boutique hotels and Upper East Side apartments across the metro area.
Local plant know-how
Dry winter heating and deep floor plates mean low-light, humidity-tolerant plants do best.
Every New York site is serviced by our local Leafstruck partner team and managed by one account manager.
Questions we get asked
Do you work with hotel designers?
Yes. We work from design intent and FF&E specs, and handle sourcing and install.
Can you handle several properties?
Yes. One plan and one invoice can cover properties in any of our cities.
Which parts of New York do you serve?
All of New York, including Midtown, Hudson Yards, Flatiron, SoHo, Tribeca, Financial District, Upper East Side, Williamsburg, DUMBO and Long Island City.
What plants do well in New York?
Dry winter heating and deep floor plates mean low-light, humidity-tolerant plants do best. We take light readings on the walkthrough and choose plants for each spot.