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Four Seasons NY
At 52 stories, it’s New York’s tallest, and at 600
square feet, its standard guest room is New York’s
largest. From the thirty-three-foot onyx-and-alabaster lobby
ceiling to the bathtubs that fill in sixty seconds flat, the Four
Seasons New York is about as big as you can get. In a hotel
scene that’s all about (false?) modesty, minimalism, and
black Prada, it’s refreshing to see this limestone
monument to the old New York of splendor and showing off.
Here, your floor is a status symbol, and perfectly grown-up
celebs fight for the right to be higher.
Being I.M. Pei’s only complete project in the Western
hemisphere, it doesn’t look like any of the other Four
Seasons hotels, with its sleek modern facade. They’ve
got the same limestone as the Louvre — not just the same
kind of limestone, but limestone that was quarried at exactly
the same time and place. The interiors throughout are
caramel and ivory and very, very Deco. Polished oval
tables, Corbusier prints, and blonde sofas the color of
Harlow’s hair. You can see Fred Astaire and Ginger
Rogers tripping across its reflective marble floors, and Nick
and Nora Charles checking in with their terrier.
At 52 stories, it’s New York’s tallest, and at 600
square feet, its standard guest room is New York’s
largest. From the thirty-three-foot onyx-and-alabaster lobby
ceiling to the bathtubs that fill in sixty seconds flat, the Four
Seasons New York is about as big as you can get. In a hotel
scene that’s all about (false?) modesty, minimalism, and
black Prada, it’s refreshing to see this limestone
monument to the old New York of splendor and showing off.
Here, your floor is a status symbol, and perfectly grown-up
celebs fight for the right to be higher.
Being I.M. Pei’s only complete project in the Western
hemisphere, it doesn’t look like any of the other Four
Seasons hotels, with its sleek modern facade. They’ve
got the same limestone as the Louvre — not just the same
kind of limestone, but limestone that was quarried at exactly
the same time and place. The interiors throughout are
caramel and ivory and very, very Deco. Polished oval
tables, Corbusier prints, and blonde sofas the color of
Harlow’s hair. You can see Fred Astaire and Ginger
Rogers tripping across its reflective marble floors, and Nick
and Nora Charles checking in with their terrier.
57 East 57th Street
New York, NY 10022
(212) 758-5700
Website
New York, NY 10022
(212) 758-5700
Website
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