The Gramercy Park Hotel is one of the truly legendary and historic hotels in New York City, designed by Robert T. Lyons and built by the famous developer brothers Bing and Bing, the Gramercy Park Hotel in Manhattan opened its doors in 1925.
Swimming pools! Movie stars! The mystique of Beverly Hills loomed large in the world’s collective imagination long before Julia Roberts’s character in Pretty Woman had a troublesome shopping experience along famously chic Rodeo Drive.
Located in the heart of Times Square, no visit to New York is complete until you have experienced the world famous Madame Tussauds Wax Museum. Don’t miss your chance to get up close and personal with over 220 lifelike wax figures of the biggest stars and icons in entertainment, sports and history. From Marilyn to Madonna to Lady Gaga, there is a star for every generation.
The upscale Blakely hotel offers guests the traditional stylings of an English Club. In contrast to recent trends of modern boutique hotels, where comfort takes a back seat to style, The Blakely New York has been created in a traditional design with the emphasis on service and comfort.
Hotel Americano is a member of Design Hotels – Located in the heart of Manhattans Chelsea neighborhood alongside the worlds best art galleries and New Yorks famed High Line Park -Hotel Americano is Grupo Habitas first property in the US and part of an expanding collection that includes ten celebrated hotels throughout Mexico – Hotel Americano will reflect the spirit of Latin culture while encompassing a variety of international influences.
The East Village, one of Manhattan’s primary local communities once was viewed as a part of the Lower East Side. During the 1960s, the community started to manifest its very own individuality and therefore, at this time you can find excellent things to do and attractions you can enjoy in Lower Manhattan’s East Village.
The Michelangelo Hotel in New York is where the Empire City meets the Eternal City. Located in theater-studded Midtown Manhattan, the Michelangelo is a block west of Radio City Music Hall and 3 blocks from Rockefeller Center and Carnegie Hall.
The NoMad Hotel is housed in a turn of the century Beaux-Arts building that has been fully restored to its original grandeur with interiors by French designer Jacques Garcia. The hotel is intended as a fresh take on the classic grand hotels of Europe with a distinct New York sensibility. The design of the hotel was inspired by the Parisian flat of Garcia’s youth.
