Historic Hotel Architecture

Historic architecture can be admired at one of the historic hotels of New York. If you get a chance to visit New York do take in the moving experience. Most New York historic hotels are spacious and stylish. The sumptuous spaces are filled with art deco design touches that blend with the historical architecture. Most of these properties have an old world charm and elegance that gives them distinction. Some of these historic hotels have also served as home to several celebrities and eminent personalities from around the globe.

Waldorf Astoria is a world famous chain with properties that boast historic landmark buildings for a signature charm. The grand dame of art deco, The Waldorf Astoria soars 47 stories into the Manhattan sky. This 4 star luxury hotel seamlessly blends period charm with modern design touches. The hotel lobby has a distinct style both opulent and traditional. Located on the bustling Park Avenue, Waldorf sets new standards for luxury and privacy.

Those looking for a European charm in a prime location would like the historic
The Helmsley Park Lane. This New York Hotel is also one of the Leading hotels of the World. Their ball room is majestic and the open spaces are grand with polished floors and stylish design touches. The design flavor here is more European.

Another place that will interest deigners here is the Algonquin. This historic boutique hotel was built in 1902 and is a city landmark. At their Oak Room literary writers Dorothy Parker, James Thurber, George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber met in 1920s for their vicious circle discussions. The '20s style still echoes through out the lobby décor in the furnishing and the artifacts. Enjoy fresh seafood, roasted lamb and other delicacies at the in-house Round Table Restaurant while you are there.

New York Boutique Hotels

New York has some of the chicest boutique hotels in the world. These properties boast modern artsy interiors aimed towards giving guests a unique experience. Some of the best boutique hotels are located in the heart of the city which is quite touristy due to the attractions, shopping streets, fine dining options and Broadway theater.

Hotel Paramount was designed by the famous interior designer Phillippe Starck. The decor features artsy furniture while a chess board like checkered carpet theme runs through out the hotel. The 597 guestrooms are decked up with the most hip, stylish furnishings apart from bold prints and striking wall art. Soon as you get in, the lobby greets you by vibrant décor. Notice how the mezzanine floors seamlessly combines old architecture with modern design touches.

Amsterdam Court Hotel is a boutique property in the theater district that will interest designers and architects. Fifth Avenue, historical architecture of Rockefeller Center and Times Square are just a few blocks away. Nice thing about this area is that subway stations are located at a walk-able distance and you can walk down to watch a play at the Broadway or go to the Radio City Music Hall. The lounge offers books and newspaper with free coffee for those who like reading.

The Lowell speaks of an English taste. You can find English tradition and hospitality here. This New York hotel has a modern Art Deco facade and European style interiors. Having tea at the English tearoom will prove to be an exquisite experience because of the rich and glamorous interiors. The suites have kitchens and some have terraces.

Hotel Hudson is a very chic hotel that shows off trendy interiors. The sleek rooms reflect a yacht feel and lend great views of the Hudson River and the private park. The hotel has on site restaurant and bar, both decked in a trendy style. This Ian Schrager hotel has great meeting facilities. You can stroll down to nearby museums, restaurants, shopping and nightlife. Their private park has out door heaters,and the building has a library apart from a sky terrace on the 15th floor, where people take in the fresh air and city looks.