St. Regis New York
Midtown Manhattan, Manhattan, New York
“Gilded Age institution”
Forbes Travel Guide
Vibe
Uniformed butlers glide down marble corridors, upholding century-old rituals from morning coffee delivery to evening champagne sabering.
“Gilded Age institution”
Unbroken rituals since 1904, from evening champagne sabering to Red Snappers beneath the Maxfield Parrish mural.
A 1904 Beaux-Arts Fifth Avenue landmark founded by John Jacob Astor IV with landmarked architectural details.
Round-the-clock butler service providing garment pressing, morning beverage delivery, and customized packing for every room.
On Fifth Avenue at 55th Street, four blocks south of Central Park and steps from MoMA
Rooms
High ceilings and crystal chandeliers frame bedrooms dressed in rose and emerald tones, finished with custom millwork and Italian marble baths.
Backstory
Financier John Jacob Astor IV opened the Beaux-Arts limestone landmark in 1904, scaling up the private Fifth Avenue mansion for high society.
Eat & drink
Sip the original Red Snapper cocktail beneath Maxfield Parrish's mural at King Cole Bar before afternoon tea at La Maisonette.
The neighborhood
Fifth Avenue luxury flagship stores stretch outside the doors, with MoMA around the corner and Central Park four blocks north.
“One of the city’s most iconic hotels, The St. Regis New York is a designated New York landmark with a history that dates back to 1904.”
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