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Lotte New York Palace
The Lotte New York Palace Hotel is a luxury hotel in Midtown Manhattan hotel offering 909 newly renovated rooms and suites, including 176 spacious Towers accommodations, which provide the perfect setting for relaxation and inspired stays in New York City.
Built in 1882, the hotel's famed Villard Mansion is recognized as a New York City landmark and gracefully blends with the property's contemporary 55-story tower. The Madison Avenue Courtyard provides a dramatic entryway to the hotel's grand lobby, and the recently opened VILLARD Restaurant and Pomme Palais, serve everything from imaginative breakfast dishes to signature pastries and sandwiches.
Recently renovated guest rooms and suites are appointed in rich earth tones with luxurious linens, and fine furnishings for a distinguished, yet inviting ambience. There are 42-inch flat-screen TVs, evening turndown service, and marble bathrooms with Molton Brown amenities. For unique views, the Cathedral View Rooms showcase iconic views of St. Patrick's Cathedral and Rockefeller Center.
The high end property provides a variety of services and amenities including a luxury spa and fitness center, house car service, pet-friendly amenities, and 24-hour laundry and dry cleaning service. There's also 30,000 square feet of elegant meeting and event space.
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A stately and historic landmark in Midtown Manhattan, Lotte New York Palace has long reigned as New York City’s most iconic and instantly recognizable hotel. A peerless address for business, a glamorous setting for society weddings, and a treasured retreat for family holidays, Lotte New York Palace is woven into the fabric of New York City.
Guests making reservations through Five Star Alliance under the "Five Star Signature Package" or "Five Star Signature Suites & Villas" will also receive the following amenities:
Midtown Manhattan is an area of NYC roughly located betweeen 34th Street and 59th Street in Manhattan. Just a few of the neighborhoods that are also considered part of Midtown include Columbus Circle, Theater District, Murray Hill, Bryant Park, Times Square, Hells Kitchen, NoMad, Turtle Bay, Grand Central, etc