Besides impeccable hospitality taken as a given at all of these establishments, each of these hotel are renowned for its originality, design and more.
MoreIf you have a penchant for speciality cocktails, bar bites, city views and perhaps a plush pool, then you should consider a visit to one of NYC’s hotel bars.
MoreFrom a hidden penthouse addition, to its many “first” and history of the colorful characters, the secrets of the infamous NYC apartment hotel, the Chelsea Hotel
MoreThe TWA Flight Center at JFK Airport will be turned into The Standard Flight Center by Andre Balazs, but nothing has been set in stone yet.
MoreA look at the Barbizon Hotel, a former all woman’s hotel on the Upper East Side of NYC with a glamorous history.
MoreYour for children or your inner child, here’s our guide to the places where children’s stories come alive in New York City, from the Plaza Hotel to Central Park.
MorePart of the Biennial of the Americas, “The Hotel Rehearsal,” an installation by Alexander Schweder, questions urban development using a mobile, inflatable “hotel room”.
MoreThe facade of Taipei’s historic Grand Hotel
One of Taipei’s most standout and recognizable buildings is the Grand Hotel, known in Chinese as the “Yuanshan Great Hotel” to locals. Once the tallest building in Taiwan (although it has been long overshadowed by newer skyscrapers), it is one of the few remaining examples of Chinese …
MoreA 1938 postcard from the Dunbar Hotel. Source: Hidden Los Angeles.
An unlikely group – Los Angeles’ senior citizens – are indirectly saving a building that was once the heart of the black community and jazz scene in South Central Los Angeles. Our friends at phenomenal architecture and real estate blog Curbed alerted us …
MoreHotel Lutetia gave sculptor-designer Guillaume Piéchaud’s free reign to design the majestic Suite Eiffel of Hotel Lutetia. Come and take a tour!
MorePhotos from inside the decayed Grossinger’s Catskills Resort, once a luxurious retreat for NYC’s rich and famous, and the inspiration for Dirty Dancing.
MoreThe original plans for Grand Central included Terminal City, with opulent hotels including the Biltmore (where F. Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald honeymooned), the Commodore, the Vanderbilt and more. Learn what became of them.
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