The Knickerbocker
Theater District, Manhattan, New York
“Beaux-Arts Broadway landmark”
Vibe
Beaux-Arts limestone meets sharp minimalist design at the corner of 42nd and Broadway, perched directly above the kinetic energy of Times Square.
“Beaux-Arts Broadway landmark”
A landmark 1906 Beaux-Arts facade commissioned by John Jacob Astor IV, restored with tribute suites.
Gabellini Sheppard interiors pairing sleek contemporary millwork and neutral palettes with classic architectural bones.
St. Cloud rooftop lounge and open-air terrace offering cocktails and sky pods overlooking Times Square.
At the corner of 42nd and Broadway, overlooking Times Square and the heart of the Theater District
Rooms
Gabellini Sheppard dressed the rooms in soft neutral palettes, fitted with sleek floating armoires and custom millwork that buffer out the midtown roar.
Backstory
Commissioned in 1906 by John Jacob Astor IV, the hotel is legendary as the purported birthplace of the dry martini in 1912.
Eat & drink
Dine on prime cuts at Charlie Palmer Steak IV before heading to St. Cloud, where corner sky pods look directly onto Broadway.
The neighborhood
Stepping outside places you directly into the Theater District, with Broadway marquees all around and Bryant Park sitting one block east.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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