Andaz 5th Avenue Hotel
Midtown South, Manhattan, New York
“Fifth Avenue loft living”
Vibe
Tony Chi reimagined this Midtown corner with twelve-foot ceilings, factory sash windows, and basalt stone that feels more residential loft than hotel.
“Fifth Avenue loft living”
Tony Chi interiors featuring twelve-foot ceilings, factory sash windows, blackened poplar, and textured basalt stone.
A converted 1916 department store building standing directly opposite the New York Public Library.
Loft-style rooms with complimentary non-alcoholic minibars, Fellow Barber bath amenities, and Japanese bidet toilets.
In Midtown opposite the New York Public Library, steps from Bryant Park and Grand Central.
Rooms
Pre-war loft layouts feature blackened poplar accents, walk-in rain showers lined in marble, and Japanese bidet toilets beneath airy, soaring ceilings.
Backstory
Built in 1916 as a Rogers Peet department store, the limestone building later housed Tommy Hilfiger’s headquarters before its hospitality conversion.
Eat & drink
A living green wall descends into The Bar Downstairs, where bartenders craft seasonal cocktails spiked with honey harvested from the rooftop hives.
The neighborhood
The marble lions of the New York Public Library sit directly across Fifth Avenue, with the leafy lawns of Bryant Park just behind.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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