Warwick New York
Midtown West, Manhattan, New York
“Midtown golden-age landmark”
Vibe
A gilded 1920s Midtown landmark where mahogany paneling and street-level views over Avenue of the Americas recall golden-age New York.
“Midtown golden-age landmark”
A 1926 Emery Roth landmark commissioned by William Randolph Hearst, featuring original 1937 Dean Cornwell murals.
Operating continuously on 54th Street since 1927, anchored by the mahogany-paneled Randolph's Bar and Lounge.
Randolph's Bar and Lounge pours classic martinis alongside street-level windows overlooking Avenue of the Americas.
In Midtown Manhattan, steps from MoMA and a short walk from Rockefeller Center and Central Park.
Rooms
Understated quarters pair classic tailored fabrics with marble bathrooms, framing views of 54th Street or Avenue of the Americas.
Backstory
William Randolph Hearst commissioned architect Emery Roth to build the tower in 1926, later housing Cary Grant as a resident for 12 years.
Eat & drink
Sip classic martinis in mahogany-clad Randolph's Bar, or have breakfast beneath Dean Cornwell's restored 1937 murals in Murals on 54.
The neighborhood
MoMA sits just across 54th Street, with Central Park, Radio City Music Hall, and Fifth Avenue all a short stroll away.
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