New York real-estate moguls Rotem Rosen and Alex Sapir, in partnership with Buddha Bar founder/owner Gerard Guez, have bought the Mondrian Soho hotel for $205 million, The Post has learned.
The partners bought the Mondrian from a financial institution that foreclosed on the five-star boutique hotel, which was part of the Morgans Hotel Group.
The Mondrian will stay in the boutique luxury sphere — but under a new name.
The 270-room hotel comes with a glamorous restaurant space, a banquet space and a nightclub.
Rosen and Sapir also own the high-end Zuma restaurant brand in the US, which will take up 23,000 square feet at the Sapir Organization’s 260-261 Madison office building, as The Post exclusively reported.
The Mondrian sale was first reported by the Israeli press on Sunday.