Sleeping Under Stardom: Unforgettable Iconic Hotels in Times Square
An Eloquence in Architecture
If you’re looking for a little bit of history along with your glamorous rest, Times Square's hotels are the perfect symbiosis of vintage charm and modern luxury. Remember, we're not just talking about iconic views, but designing history too; Many can be described as architectural masterpieces. Think the Art Deco charm of the Algonquin Hotel, or the an expression of Gothic Revivalism of the Langham Hotel. Each tells a fascinating story, allowing you to literally sleep in a piece of New York City's history.
The Celebrity Status
What’s more exhilarating than staying at a hotel often visited by celebrities or featured in blockbuster films? Times Square hotels are not only popular amongst tourists, but also the glitzy world of Hollywood, something like a staycation for the stars. The Mandarin Oriental, for example, has long been a hideaway for Hollywood's elites, while the Marriott Marquis was featured in films like 'The Equalizer' and 'Book of Secrets'. Who knows, you might rub elbows with a star during your hotel breakfast!
Elevated Epicurean Experiences
Great food can make a great trip, and many Times Square hotels house some of the finest and unique dining experiences in the city. From the Michelin-starred modern American cuisines at The Chatwal to the tropical escape at the Crowne Plaza's Rum House, these hotels serve up world-class gastronomic delights that take the concept of 'hotel food' to the next level. Warning: foodie favorites may lead to popping buttons!
Endless Entertaining Amenities
Times Square hotels are not just about luxurious rooms and eye-catching vistas; many provide a host of high-grade amenities that'll make you want to stay indoors. Think invigorating spas, state-of-the-art gyms, rooftop gardens, and even private theaters at places like the InterContinental or the Renaissance New York.
Oh, did you think I just said private theaters?! Yes, I did! You can watch 'Spiderman' whilst eating popcorn in your pajamas. Talk about a prime movie night!
References:
1. NYCgo: The Official Guide to New York City.
2. Marriott: Marriott Hotels Culture.
3. Algonquin Hotel: History.