Plaza Hotel New York

Introduction

The Plaza Hotel New York first opened to the public on October 1, 1907 and since then, it had been a worldwide symbol of elegance and luxury. The rich, the elite, famous and talented writers, as well as musicians, and other significant persons frequent the place and are more likely to hover back.

Plaza Hotel New York

History

The Plaza Hotel New York, from which was named after the Grand Army Plaza where it is located, was considered officially a New York City landmark in the year 1969 and was included in the Register of Historic Places. Additionally, the Plaza is the only hotel in New York with the Waldorf-Astoria that was listed as a National Historic Landmark in 1978.

Architecture

With a length of 120 m. and a height of 76 m., the 20-storey Plaza Hotel New York towers in full view. It has 282 guestrooms that include 102 suites with the biggest square footage any luxury New York Hotel can offer. The guestrooms and suites are also equipped with facilities and services such as high-definition TV, wireless high-speed internet access, and even a touch panel screen in order for the guest to customize the room environment.

Plaza Hotel New York

For the hotel’s lobby, the presence of elegance and luxury are evident. Its spaces offer carved and highly polished bronze fittings, luxurious carpets, gilded ceilings, marble walls and a lush floral displays.

Plaza Hotel New York

Address and Neighbourhood

The magnificence of the Plaza Hotel New York has earned its title as a timeless New York landmark and has been considered as one of the most sought-after New York hotels. The hotel is specifically located on the corner of 5th Avenues and 59th Street in Manhattan; and is near New York landmarks such as the Central Park, Times Square, Rockefeller Center, world-famous restaurants and the luxury shops of Fifth Avenue.

Others

Big names that have stayed and frequented the Plaza Hotel New York include the famous writer F. Scott Fitzgerald and The Beatles. Various films had also been shot in the Plaza Hotel such as “Home Alone II: Lost in New York”, “Barefoot in the Park”, “Funny Girl” and “Crocodile Dundee I, II”.

Hotel Star Rating: 3 Stars

Plaza Hotel New York Approximate Room Rates:

  • Plaza room - 1st night non refundable - £320 (approx.)
  • Deluxe king bed room - 1st night non refundable - £340 (approx.)

Plaze Hotel New York Amenities:

  • Baby-sitting services
  • Concierge services
  • A shopping mall
  • A butler on every floor
  • A gymnasium managed by a world-renowned trainer
  • The Palm Court
  • Terrace Room
  • The legendary Oak Room Restaurant and Bar
  • The Grand Ball Room
  • Rose Club
  • Champagne Bar
  • Edwardian Room
  • Conference and meeting rooms
  • Tranquility Garden
  • Caudalie Vinotherapie Spa
  • Warren Tricomi Salon and Fitness Centre by Radu

Plaza Hotel New York Customer Reviews:

Excellent:

    “Great location & value for money.”

    Hotel review by: PezLOndon
    From: London
    Date: Nov 29, 2009

    This is a great hotel for location and transport links. The rooms are very large for New York, clean, with large clean bathroom. There is use of an ironing board and a free safe in the room - would definitely return here when next in NYC.

    “A New York treasure”

    Hotel review by: lizpinky
    From: Australia
    Date: Nov 18, 2009

    Doesn't have a very big street entrance but well worth the effort to go in. Staff were excellent. Rooms were extremely comfy and roomy too. wish we had stayed there for our entire stay in New Yor, our next hotel wasn't anywhere near the standard of this place. Thank you Broadway Plazae.

    “A really great hotel”

    Hotel review by: buttercupcake
    From: San Francisco
    Date: Aug 22, 2009

    I stayed at the Broadway Plaza hotel for 5 nights and loved it. It was a central location with a subway station about a block away. My friend and I felt comfortable in the neighborhood (two young girls walking at night) and never felt we were in each others way in the hotel room.

    The room was quiet and clean, two must haves. I was pleased with the staff, very friendly and helpful.
    The outside might be a turn off for some people, its slightly hidden, but it really is a great hotel!


Poor:

    “Worst Hotel ever.”

    Hotel review by: 123456md
    From: md
    Date: Jun 1, 2008

    This hotel was one of the worst I have ever stayed in. The room we got was supposed to be non smoking but when we walked in the room smelt of old cigarettes. The floor had stains on it the air conditioner didn't work, We asked for 2 beds they only gave us 1. The food that was put out was all hard, the orange juice was warm and they didn't have that much. Just one pitcher. Once it was gone it wasn't filled back up. A very big disappointment.

    I wouldn't even give this Hotel 1 star.

    “One of the worst hotels”

    Hotel review by: earthfem
    From: San Diego, CA
    Date: Apr 15, 2008

    Upon arriving at our room, found it to be tiny, cramped, and carpet was dirty. So dirty, in fact, that I stepped on a needle. Needless to say, stress ensued. I called the front desk to inform them of this, and all they offered was a bottle of hydrogen peroxide and some bandaids. Front doorman brings up it, and says I should bring it back down after I'm done with it. Didn't offer any consolations of any sort, didn't offer to log it in the security books, ...nothing! Tetanus shot to follow, not excluding stressing about the possibility of contracting anything else.

    DO NOT STAY HERE. If you do, wear your shoes inside the rooms and bring earplugs!

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