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PAID CONTENT FOR LOTTE NEW YORK PAL CE


PAID CONTENT FOR LOTTE NEW YORK PALACE


Lotte New York Palace NEW YORK, UNITED STATES


Located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, Lotte New York Palace blends the grandeur of a historic New York City landmark with the contemporary comforts of home. The hotel is anchored by the historic Villard Mansion at the intersection of 50th Street and Madison Avenue. There are two remarkable and unique


experiences offered within this iconic hotel. The Palace occupies the first 40 floors with many rooms overlooking St Patrick’s Cathedral. The Towers occupies floors 41 to 55 with skyline views in all directions. Both The Palace and The Towers offer impeccably furnished guest rooms, modern amenities, stylish décor and some of the largest, most luxurious hotel suites in Manhattan. The Towers is known for oversized rooms, soaring


views, upgraded amenities and enhanced services that make it one of the finest five-star experiences in New York City. It’s also home to a variety of luxury suites which includes 40 Tower Corner Suites at 1,200sq feet each. These Corner Suites all have the ability to expand to over 1,700sq feet by adding a second connecting bedroom.


In addition, The Towers is home to The Royal


Suite Collection — eight luxurious, one-of-a-kind suites inspired by the timeless elegance of an Upper East Side residence. Each of these suites offers unique interiors, spacious layouts and impressive views over the city. Lotte New York Palace has an inspired array


of options for dining and drinks, ranging from an indulgent breakfast in Villard to sweet treats and freshly baked pastries in Pomme Palais. The hotel’s signature cocktail bar, the Gold Room, is located within the Villard Mansion and provides a sophisticated backdrop for evening drinks. A very special and unique offering at Lotte New


York Palace is Rarities, an exclusive reservation-only 25-seat salon catering to connoisseurs of fine spirits, rare wines and exceptional champagnes. When it’s time to unwind and relax, Lotte


New York Palace is home to the first ila Spa in the US. Like its sister spa tucked deep in the English countryside, the ila Spa here offers a range of stress-relieving treatments crafted using farm- grown organic ingredients.


DON’T MISS Experience a complimentary Palace history tour, showcasing the Villard Mansion, one of the last mansions from NYC’s Gilded Age


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