Waldorf = Astoria New York Hotel - New York City - on Voyage.tv
Friday, April 30th, 2010A classic beauty in Midtown East, The Waldorf Astoria is the epitome of a New York City luxury hotel. With a storied past and film setworthy decor, it is considered one of the finest examples of Art Deco architecture in Manhattan. The Waldorf has held a steadfast reputation for opulence and elegance since 1931. An iconic New York City landmark, The Waldorf caters to travelers seeking a rarefied New York hotel experience. Occupying an entire New York City block on Park Avenue, The Waldorf is considered one of the very first of the so-called grand hotels. Managed by hotelier Conrad N. Hilton since 1949 and purchased by Hilton Corp in 1977, The Waldorf houses 1416 guest rooms, including 303 suites, no two of which are the same. The Concierge level affords guest access to the Astoria Lounge for Complimentary Continental breakfast and privileged access to the Guerlain Spa and Fitness Center. Suite accommodations range from Mini Suites to Luxury Suites, which overlook Park Avenue and boast entry foyers and separate boudoirs. All rooms and suites have antique furniture with Art Deco flair and are decorated in mauve with floral printed accents. Flat Screen televisions and superior bath products come in all rooms. The formidable lobby of The Waldorf, with gold accents and multiple chandeliers, features a second-story terrace where guests can catch a glimpse of Cole Porters piano. One of the most sophisticated New York City hotels, The Waldorf calls for formal dress code. Casual …