Algonquin

With roots reaching back to 1902, the Algonquin offers business and leisure guests well-kept vintage ambiance with the latest in upscale accommodations. Attracting intellectual luminaries over the years such as Simone de Beauvoir, George S. Kaufman and Dorothy Parker, the Algonquin has been crowned one of "America's Ten Great Historic Hotels" by Historic Traveler magazine. Plush amenities include a stunningly decorated main lobby and tea room, large soaking baths, and complementary wi-fi access. While a multi-million dollar renovation that was completed in 1998 brought the latest in amenities to this historic hotel, the Algonquin continue to emit its one-of-a-kind literary and historic ambience.

After an afternoon spent wrapping up business meetings or visiting some of the nearby attractions -- including Times Square, Grand Central Station and the world famous Manhattan shopping experience -- enjoy world-class entertainment at the hotel's renowned Oak Room --where Harry Connick Jr. started his rise to fame -- or your favorite cocktail at the in-house Blue Bar. Exercise enthusiasts will enjoy the on-site fitness center that boasts of deluxe amenities like Cybex nautilus equipment, Tectrix stair climbers and bicycles, Trotter treadmills, large televisions, as well as complementary plush towels, water and fruit.

Hotel Amenities:
Luxurious fitness center
Stunning lobby and tea room
Complementary high-speed Internet access
Hand-picked antique furnishings
World-class on-site entertainment

Nearby Attractions:
[[Times Square]]
Grand Central Station
Manhattan shopping district
[[Museum of Modern Art]]
[[Rockefeller Center]]