Best of all are the exclusive white-glove amenities of this distinguished luxury building presenting a grand red-carpeted lobby entrance, 24-hour doormen, concierge, valet parking, private storage, maid service, room service, plus access to The Palm Court, Champagne Bar, Rose Club, Warren-Tricomi Salon, and the Grand Ballroom. Built in 1905 by Henry J. Hardenberg, the world renowned French Renaissance Chateau-inspired building, home to such notables as the Astors and Vanderbilts, is a Historic National Landmark standing 20 stately stories. Manhattan's premier living destination is only mere moments from Central Park, glamorous Fifth Avenue retail, fine dining and other prime attractions.
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Home to some of the most famous hotels in New York City, this luxurious neighborhood spans the length of the southern end of Central Park, a mere 3 blocks. The famous hotels include the flagship Ritz-Carlton and The Plaza Hotel.
What the neighborhood may lack in acreage, it more than makes up for in glamour. With its stunning views of Central Park and coveted location, it has been some of the most desirable real estate in all of New York since the mid 1800s.
Along with the finest high-end shops from Bergdorf’s to Apple, you’ll find several Michelin Stars, all within walking distance.