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Once the late night spot where, according to a 1953 issue of The New York Visitor, the “glitterati [would] spin in their best evening gowns to [a] live orchestra,” the Hotel Edison has had its fair share of celebrity. Built in 1931, it had modern amenities for the period – air-conditioned dining rooms, … read more
Together with its restaurant, Tenpenny, the hotel continues a level of intimacy, with a limited number of rooms per floor. The building is shaped like a sail with a curved front, allowing guests a unique perspective on the street below. The real strength of the Gotham lies in its details. Every room … read more
It was not entirely what I was expecting when I entered the lobby of the Paramount Hotel while walking on 46th. The chic, modern space with dark walls and comfortable leather couches came as a bit of a surprise as the exterior retains its original French Renaissance style. It opened in 1929 as the Hotel … read more
