The Martinique New York hotel is a jewel of architecture and hospitality in the heart of Manhattan, having as prominent neighbors the Empire State Building, the world’s largest Macy’s store, Madison Square Garden, Penn Station or the brand new Hudson Yards area just a few minutes walk away.
Built in 1897, the Renaissance-style building is inspired by the great castles of France. It was originally developed by William RH Martin and designed by renowned architect Henry Janeway Hardenbergh. To meet the growing demand for the neighborhood, Martin and Hardenbergh teamed up again between 1901 and 1910 to expand the hotel.
By 1910, when the expansion was completed, the building was known as one of the most elite hotels in New York City.
In 1989, developer Harold Thurman completely renovated the hotel and after a series of brand reinventions, the hotel was designated a City of London Landmark. NY on May 5, 1998.
The hotel joined Hilton’s Curio Collection as Martinique New York on Broadway on February 1, 2019 and was recognized for its history of hospitality, winning the title of “Best Historic Hotel” in 2020.
Upon entering The Martinique, guests see the transformation of its light and airy lobby, surrounded by a grand 18-story spiral marble staircase dating back to 1907, as well as discover its nautical-inspired floors and mosaics. .
The Martinique New York features 531 fully renovated guest rooms and suites with contemporary furnishings, Manhattan-inspired artwork, and design elements that pay homage to the 1920s.
The spacious rooms include luxurious bedding with a choice of feather or foam pillows, renovated bathrooms, complimentary bottled water, and equipment with USB adapters and bluetooth technology.
Among the gastronomic proposals, The Early Edition stands out, offering an intimate atmosphere for breakfasts and elaborate menus for the whole day.
And among the amenities, its large gym stands out with the latest equipment for muscular and aerobic training.
Within walking distance of many of the Big Apple’s top attractions, The Martinique New York brings together the sophistication of turn-of-the-century French style, with completely renovated décor and a key location for any traveler.
