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Manhattan Luxury Boutique Hotel The
Mark In
the quiet neighborhood of Manhattan's Upper East Side, this luxury hotel
dares to be as unique as the people who stay there. Featuring world
class cuisine at Mark's Restaurant under the guidance of Executive Chef
Andrew Chase, Mark's provides consistently excellent dining to
sophisticated guests. The hotel is located in central Manhattan on
Madison Avenue within a few steps of Central Park, New York's most famous
shopping district and Museum Mile. Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel Hudson River Valley Resort Mohonk
Mountain House In 1869, a scene of rocky cliffs rising above a crystal blue glacial lake in the Hudson River Valley inspired twin brothers Albert and Alfred Smiley to create Mohonk Mountain House, a haven where people and nature could flourish in harmony. One hundred thirty-three years later, it is still owned and operated by the Smiley family. Mohonk is surrounded by thousands of acres of wilderness, formal gardens, and hiking/walking trails with exquisite vistas and is a full-service resort, offering a wide array of recreational activities. (The Mohonk Mountain House is a registered Historic Hotel) Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel New York Five Star Hotel The
Carlyle Rosewood’s The Carlyle embodies the essence of the New York experience. Brilliantly positioned on Madison Avenue near Central Park, it is surrounded by the famed designer boutiques and galleries of New York’s fashionable Upper East Side. Reminiscent of an elegant private home, each luxurious accommodation is tastefully furnished to impart a unique character. Select suites feature private terraces, grand pianos, and spectacular city views. Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel New York City Historic Hotel The
Waldorf-Astoria Two years after William Waldorf Astor’s original Waldorf=Astoria Hotel was demolished to make way for the Empire State Building, the new Waldorf=Astoria, occupying a full city block and then the largest hotel in the world, opened on Park Avenue at 50th Street. Ongoing restoration work has returned much of the hotel to its early 1930s appearance, including the Park Avenue Lobby, site of Louis Rigals’ long-covered 148,000 piece “Wheel of Life” mosaic and a series of murals. Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel New York City Luxury Hotel The
Peninsula, New York As one of Manhattan`s premier luxury hotels, and one of the few AAA Five-Diamond properties in New York City, The Peninsula blends classic elegance with contemporary style and amenities. The hotel`s unique art nouveau style and décor has been enhanced with lush fabrics, vibrant colors, and exceptional furnishings. Marble baths, with separate showers and baths, voice mail, data point outlets, faxes, and multi-function bedside consoles ensure that no detail of the guests` comfort and convenience is overlooked. The Peninsula New York offers superb facilities, impeccable service, and an unmatched location in the heart of midtown Manhattan. Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel Hudson River Valley Luxury Hotel The
Castle at Tarrytown Crowning the highest hilltop in the region overlooking the magnificent Hudson River, beautifully restored historic site, built during the Gilded Age of the late XIXth century as a private residence, offers suites with fireplaces and large deluxe guestrooms with elegant fabrics and furnishings. Savor splendid contemporary French cuisine in surroundings from another time and place. Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel Tarrytown Historic Hotel & Conference Center Dolce
Tarrytown House Set on a 26-acre estate on the Hudson River Valley, Dolce Tarrytown House comprises two magnificent mansions and comprehensive conference facilities. In the early 1960s the estates were the official residence of Mali’s envoy to the United Nations, and in 1964 they were transformed into America’s first dedicated conference center. All King House rooms are decorated with traditional furnishings and upscale amenities. In addition to its corporate clientele, Dolce Tarrytown House is available for non-business gatherings and weekend getaways. Click here to check availability for this historic hotel Adirondack Historic Hotel Hotel
Saranac of Paul Smith's College Opened July 1, 1927, The Hotel Saranac has been owned and operated by Paul Smith’s College since 1961. It serves as a training facility for the college’s students enrolled in the Hotel and Restaurant Management, Culinary Arts and Travel and Tourism programs. Students work alongside the professional staff and generate the kind of enthusiasm that captures the Adirondack spirit. Click here to check availability for this hotel Utica Historic Hotel Hotel
Utica The centerpiece of the Mohawk Valley in upstate New York, Utica sits in the foothills of the Adirondacks, convenient to scenic, world class recreational areas. A former mill town, the city is an ideal base for exploring the Adirondacks and the Leatherstocking region. Hotel Utica, built in 1912, is at the heart of the city’s revitalized downtown historic area. Closed in 1972 and threatened with demolition, the hotel reopened in 2001 following a three-year, $12 million restoration. Click here to check availability for this hotel |
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Regent Wall Street Considered New York City’s grandest building when it opened in 1842, the Merchants Exchange building later became the New York Customs House, and in 1907 McKim, Mead and White renovated it for the National City Bank. Its most dramatic conversion occurred in 1999, when a $50 million effort transformed the bank into a luxury boutique hotel. Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel New York City Luxury Hotel The
Helmsley Park Lane Hotel A luxurious 46-story hotel with panoramic views of Central Park and the New York skyline. Spacious, elegant rooms and suites with picture windows and superb views. Old-world ambience and service, new-world comfort and convenience. Décor in the grand European style, from the majestic ballroom to the intimate lobby. Located on Central Park in the midtown business district. Steps from the shops of Fifth Avenue, Broadway`s theaters, museums, and Lincoln Center. Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel NYC Historic Hotel The
Warwick New York In 1927 publishing magnate William Randolph Hearst built the 36-story The Warwick New York as a residential hotel, which included private apartments for his Hollywood friends. The $5 million Hearst spent on the Renaissance Revival-style structure shows in the rich architectural detailing, but the lobby was deliberately kept small to enhance the hotel’s residential atmosphere and better ensure privacy—a feature that made The Warwick the hotel of choice for the Beatles as well as many other celebrities, including Cary Grant, a 12-year resident. The oversized guest rooms and huge suites are spacious and stylishly furnished with mahogany armoires and marble baths. Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel New York Luxury Hotel The
New York Palace The New York Palace, in midtown Manhattan, successfully merges a contemporary 55-story hotel tower with the historic Villard Houses (1882). Each guest room and suite has a magnificent view of the Manhattan skyline, many overlooking St. Patrick`s Cathedral. All rooms have upgraded amenities, such as marble bathrooms, hair dryers, mini-bars, in-room safes, fax machines, and three two-line telephones. All guests enjoy access to a 7,000-square-foot fitness center. The Towers section, a "hotel within a hotel", offers private registration, express elevators, and maître d`étage service. Tower rooms and suites feature two distinctive décors on alternating floors. One is classical European, and the other is contemporary with art deco influences. Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel Central Park Luxury Hotel The
Plaza, New York At its stately location that commands the glamour of Fifth Avenue and the ever-changing seasonal glories of Central Park, The Plaza reigns unique. From the magnificently adorned exterior to the warmth and graciousness of its handpicked staff, you are invited to enjoy an unparalleled level of luxury and hospitality. Universally acclaimed, The Plaza today is a rarity that easily lives up to its international celebrity. (The Plaza is a member of LuxRes and is a registered Historic Hotel) Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel New York City Luxury Hotel Swissotel
New York, The Drake Swissotel New York, The Drake is located in mid-town Manhattan, a short walk from great shopping, dining and entertainment. The hotel has 495 luxurious guest rooms and suites including Swissotel Business Advantage rooms with voice mail and 2-line phones, dataports, newspapers, coffeemakers, fax machines and minibars. Other hotel facilities include Swissoffice business centre. Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel Adirondack Luxury Resort The
Sagamore Four Philadelphia millionaires—who were also summer residents on Lake George—financed Green Island’s first Sagamore in 1883. Its 16th-century English style and luxurious, spacious accommodations attracted a select international clientele, and for decades the hotel was a popular social center for the residents of “Millionaires’ Row,” the west shore mansions. Twice damaged by fire—in 1893 and 1914—Sagamore III opened July 1, 1930. In 1954 the hotel hosted the Governors Conference at which Thomas E. Dewey and Richard M. Nixon were but two of the noted guests. This grand, full-service Adirondack resort offers accommodations in the main hotel and lakeside cottages. Click here to check availability for this historic hotel Saratoga Springs Hotel Gideon
Putnam Hotel & Conference Center The Gideon Putnam Hotel dates back to 1935; Gideon himself dates back to early America, when he settled in what would become Saratoga Springs in 1795. Ten years later he established the village, whose mineral spring waters drew ever more visitors to his tavern and guesthouse. Good fortunes would later dry up in Saratoga, and the Gideon Putnam Hotel was built in 1935 as a major New Deal project that included recreation and theater facilities. The Georgian-style inn, evocative of Putnam’s era, is set on 2,000 scenic acres in Spa State Park, a National Historic Landmark District. (Gideon Putnam Hotel is a registered Historic Hotel) Click here to check availability for this hotel |
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