Gramercy Park Hotel
Entering the luxurious Gramercy Park Hotel, where artists, writers and other celebrated figures have mingled since 1925, is like stepping into an earlier, bygone era. From the Gramercy you'll follow in the footsteps of such luminaries as Walt Whitman, Mark Twain and Edith Wharton while enjoying the unparalleled service this vibrant and elegant urban retreat has to offer. Recently renovated by entrepreneur Ian Schrager, this landmark site also gives you exclusive access to the private gardens of Gramercy Park, and its historic location lets you take in all the architectural attractions of one of New York's most legendary neighborhoods.
The Gramercy Park Hotel features over-sized, breathtaking rooms and suites, each furnished with unique furnishings, imported Italian linens, supremely comfortable feather beds, and award-winning bathroom amenities. Enjoy inspiring views of Gramercy Park and Lexington Avenue, and take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service and access to the state-of-the-art Aerospace fitness center and Aerospa spa. Gramercy Park Hotel also offers executives everything they need to stay connected, including high-speed, wireless Internet access, portable computers, mobile phones and fax machines, and a business center with computer work stations and private office space. Guests with children receive 24-hour on-call assistance for planning fun excursions or arranging child-care. If you crave a quiet moment, the hotel's meticulously maintained roof-top gardens and entertainment rooms offer the perfect retreats. And no matter what your needs or desires may, Gramercy Park Hotel's specially trained Personal Assistants take concierge service to the next level and are on-call 24 hours a day.
Room and Hotel Amenities:
Views of Gramercy Park, Lexington Avenue and the Courtyard
Custom-made furniture
Toiletries featured in Allure Magazine's "Best Of"
In-room massage and other luxurious spa services
24-hour Aerospace physical fitness facility
Location Features:
A private key to Gramercy Park
Stuyvesant Fish House (where John Barrymore lived)
Close to East and West Village
Shopping and restaurants in Nolita
Walking distance to SoHo and Noho
