NEW YORK
The London NYC Hotel
Situated in New York's cosmopolitan epicentre
Steps away from 5th Avenue and Broadway
Features MAZE - Gordon Ramsay's American debut restaurant
Situated in New York's cosmopolitan epicentre
Steps away from 5th Avenue and Broadway
Features MAZE - Gordon Ramsay's American debut restaurant
This quintessential New York midtown all-suite hotel is perhaps most famed for its high-profile restaurant by Britain's very own Gordon Ramsay - his first in the US. There are plenty of famous sights nearby, too - Fifth Avenue stores in one direction, the Time Warner Centre in the other, and Central Park just as near. For New York, the rooms (562) are startlingly spacious, including the very white bathroom where walls and floors are made of hand-cut glass tiles. There's no bathtub in two thirds of the rooms, however. It's a growing trend in the city not to have them. Front rooms on higher floors offer unbeatable city views.
The 54-storey London NYC is billed as the tallest hotel in New York, but the soul of the place is definitely on the ground floor. Here, The London Bar doubles as a chic dining room for casual lunches and dinners; the windowless room at the back is Ramsay's inner sanctum - a temple to three-Michelin-star dining. There's an exceptionally large health club, open 24/7. And concierge services are by Britain's exclusive Quintessentially, voted "Best Concierge Service" by New York magazine. Whether tickets to sought-after shows, or VIP treatment at the hottest nightclubs, Quintessentially will help make the best of your stay.
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