The New York EDITION
Flatiron District, Manhattan, New York
“Gilded clocktower design sanctuary”
Forbes Travel Guide
“Taking up residence in a historic clock tower (once the tallest building in the city), … its beauty is timeless.”
Vibe
A thirty-foot blackened steel fireplace anchors the lobby, where Ian Schrager's signature nightlife energy hums beneath soaring ceilings.
“Gilded clocktower design sanctuary”
Set within the 1909 MetLife Clocktower, a landmark skyscraper overlooking Madison Square Park.
Minimalist neutral rooms by Rockwell Group, anchored downstairs by a thirty-foot blackened steel fireplace.
A gold-leaf bar with a custom purple-felt billiards table alongside an active lobby lounge.
Facing Madison Square Park in Flatiron, steps from the landmark Flatiron Building and NoMad dining.
Rooms
Pale neutral interiors feature solid oak floors, dark walnut accents, Melvin Sokolsky fashion prints, and oversized windows framing Madison Square Park.
Wellness
An intimate spa tucked away with two private treatment suites and showers pairs with a round-the-clock strength and cardio gym.
Backstory
Completed in 1909 as the Metropolitan Life headquarters, this 700-foot clocktower reigned as the world’s tallest building for four years.
Eat & drink
Mahogany-paneled dining rooms serve Jason Atherton’s British classics, while the adjoining bar gleams in 24-karat gold leaf beside a purple-felt pool table.
The neighborhood
Madison Square Park sits directly outside your front door, with Flatiron architecture and NoMad’s bustling restaurant scene stretching out in every direction.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.