Hotel Edison
Theater District, Manhattan, New York
“Art Deco Broadway fixture”
Vibe
Restored Art Deco murals and gilded geometry anchor a bustling lobby that channels classic Midtown theater glamour at all hours.
“Art Deco Broadway fixture”
A 1931 Art Deco skyscraper by Herbert J. Krapp featuring restored lobby murals and grand ballroom.
Nightly live piano and jazz inside The Rum House, serving classic rum cocktails to Theater District crowds.
Operating on 47th Street since 1931, welcoming generations of Broadway actors and theatergoers.
In the Theater District, steps from Broadway theaters and the neon energy of Times Square
Rooms
Upper-floor signature rooms open onto private terraces overlooking the neon hum of 47th Street and the surrounding Theater District marquee lights.
Backstory
When the hotel opened in 1931, Thomas Edison remotely illuminated the building by pressing a telegraph key from his New Jersey home.
Eat & drink
Nightly piano jazz fuels cocktail hour at The Rum House, while Bond 45 dishes out antipasto plates late into the evening.
The neighborhood
Step outside directly into the Theater District, where historic playhouses, stage doors, and the glow of Times Square sit within arm's reach.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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