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On Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, the Waldorf Astoria New York is a restored Art Deco icon with 375 redesigned rooms and suites, several restaurants, a Guerlain spa and an indoor pool.
The Waldorf Astoria New York reopened on Park Avenue after a years-long restoration, returning one of the city’s great Art Deco icons. First opened at this site in 1931 as then the largest and tallest hotel in the world, it now has 375 redesigned rooms and suites, up to the Park Avenue-view Waldorf Astoria Suite, with public spaces restored by Pierre-Yves Rochon. Dining is led by the brasserie-style Lex Yard from James Beard Award-winning chef Michael Anthony, the cocktail-and-cuisine Peacock Alley, and the Japanese Yoshoku. The 22,000-square-foot Guerlain Wellness spa has a Moroccan hammam, an Arctic snow cave and an infra-red sauna, and there is a large fitness studio and an indoor pool. It suits couples and travellers who want a landmark New York address with Art Deco grandeur and a major spa, freshly restored.
Dining is led by Lex Yard, the brasserie-style elevated American restaurant from James Beard Award-winning chef Michael Anthony, and Peacock Alley, the bar named for the original Waldorf passageway, with refined cuisine and cocktails.
Yoshoku brings kaiseki-inspired Japanese dining, sushi and afternoon tea, with 24-hour in-room dining.
• A restored Art Deco landmark on Park Avenue, in Midtown.
• 375 redesigned rooms and suites, with restored public spaces.
• The Guerlain Wellness spa, with a Moroccan hammam and snow cave.
• An indoor pool and a 10,000-square-foot fitness studio.
• The Grand Ballroom and historic event spaces.
• A restored Art Deco icon on Park Avenue.
• 375 redesigned rooms and suites.
• Dining from James Beard Award-winning chef Michael Anthony.
• A 22,000-square-foot Guerlain spa with a hammam and snow cave.
• An indoor pool and a large fitness studio, good for couples.
This suits you if you want a landmark New York address with Art Deco grandeur and a major spa, freshly restored. Settle into a redesigned room, work through the Guerlain spa with its hammam and snow cave, swim in the indoor pool, and dine at Lex Yard or Yoshoku. It is a city landmark rather than a resort. Best for couples and travellers who want a piece of New York history, brought up to date.
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