Renaissance New York Harlem Hotel
Central Harlem, Manhattan, New York
“Historic theater revival”
Vibe
Ashley Buttercup portraits and Sheila Bridges' Harlem Toile honor cultural icons across lively public lounges wrapped in warm brass and velvet.
“Historic theater revival”
Preserved 1917 Loew's Victoria Theater facade, illuminated marquee, and restored grand entrance staircase incorporated into the tower.
Custom Ashley Buttercup portraits, Sheila Bridges Harlem Toile, and Langston Hughes poetry inscribed onto guestroom mirrors.
The Victoria lounge features a central marble bar, Cajun-inspired plates, and regular live jazz performances.
On 125th Street in Harlem, steps from the Apollo Theater and lively cultural landmarks
Rooms
Langston Hughes verses are inscribed across bathroom mirrors, while high-floor windows frame sweeping vistas across upper Manhattan to Central Park.
Backstory
Built within Thomas W. Lamb’s 1917 Loew's Victoria Theater, the tower integrates the preserved landmark marquee and historic marble ticket booth.
Eat & drink
Up on the fifth floor, The Victoria pairs live jazz sets and Sazeracs with buttermilk biscuits and Cajun gumbo around a central marble bar.
The neighborhood
Set right on 125th Street, you are steps from the Apollo Theater in the energetic cultural heart of Central Harlem.
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