The St. Regis New York has been opened since 1904. It underwent a multi-million dollar renovation which ended last month with a redesign in its guest rooms, suites, hallways and public spaces based on a “timeless is modern” philosophy. The iconic lobby of The St. Regis New York will reincorpoate lost architectural elements, including opening up oval windows above the front desk which were part of the original design of the hotel. The renovation will reincorporate lost architectural elements, including opening up oval windows above the front desk which were part of the original design of the hotel. After the renovation, the classic elements of the lobby and salon spaces will shine brighter in a contemporary context.
Guestroom floors will feature chic, black-lacquer painted doors, textured fabric walls and five distinct colour palettes in the entry way on each floor. The rooms will come with marble tiled entryways, rich colour schemes with bold accent colours, sumptuous fabrics and luxe leather details, custom furnishings and state of the art technologies. New York City photography by Janet Arsdale and Hampton Hall will be integrated into all guestrooms and suites. All bathrooms in the entire hotel will be renovated, refurbished and updated to create a spa-like atmosphere paired with the latest technology. Its suites will undergo remarkable redesign and extensive renovation complementing the reimagined guestrooms.
A new King Cole Bar & Salon under renowned New York chef and restaurateur John DeLucie is the expanded version of Manhattan’s most storied meeting place, the King Cole Bar. It features an extensive lounge featuring a dramatic open fireplace while John DeLucie at The King Cole Bar & Salon offers an unrivaled dining experience featuring modern American cuisine with an international twist. The menu will offer a tailored selection of small plates including new creations, DeLucie’s celebrated specialties and reimagined classics from the hotel’s early days.
