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The St. Regis New York

New York City • Midtown • OVER THE TOP

avg. $980 / night

Includes $52 / night in cash back

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At a glance

A 1904 Beaux-Arts landmark on Fifth Avenue with Maxfield Parrish's King Cole Bar mural and preserved original plasterwork.

Best for: Architecture historians and Fifth Avenue traditionalists

Highlights:

  • Beaux-Arts limestone palazzo designed by Trowbridge & Livingston, opened 1904
  • King Cole Bar features Maxfield Parrish's 1906 mural and mahogany paneling
  • Original plasterwork cornices and ceiling moldings in guest rooms
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PB hotel design editorial

John Jacob Astor IV commissioned Trowbridge & Livingston to design a Beaux-Arts palazzo on the corner of Fifth Avenue and 55th Street, and when the St. Regis New York opened in 1904, it set a standard for Manhattan hotel architecture that the city has spent twelve decades failing to surpass. The limestone facade, eighteen stories of disciplined French Renaissance detailing, arrives on Fifth Avenue with a self-possession that newer buildings on the same corridor can only envy. The copper-domed entrance canopy visible in the images — warm-lit against the stone at night — establishes the register immediately: this is a building that takes ceremony seriously. Inside, the rooms preserve their original plasterwork cornices and ceiling moldings while layering in a mix of Louis XV-style armchairs, croc-embossed leather trunks, and floor-length velvet drapes in emerald and tobacco — a combination that walks the line between period authenticity and contemporary dressing. The King Cole Bar remains the property's defining interior moment: Maxfield Parrish's 1906 mural of Old King Cole, nearly eight feet tall and framed in dark mahogany paneling, presides over green leather bar stools and leopard-print carpet with the absolute confidence of a painting that has never needed to justify its presence. The Astor Court dining room carries the same assurance — trompe-l'oeil cloud ceilings, gilt cornices, and crystal chandeliers sustaining a vision of Edwardian grandeur that subsequent renovations have wisely chosen to amplify rather than revise.

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About

Since its founding by John Jacob Astor IV over a century ago, the historic The St. Regis New York has established itself as one of the best luxury hotels in Midtown Manhattan. Our five-star hotel on NYC's Fifth Avenue has evolved to reflect the rich heritage of St. Regis while infusing the timeless elegance that has come to define it. Every element of our Midtown Manhattan hotel is carefully considered, from the richly decorated rooms and designer suites to the graceful public spaces, highlighted by a regal rooftop ballroom with sweeping city views. Luxury two-bedroom suites make our hotel the perfect choice for families seeking a five-star experience when visiting the Big Apple. Located at Fifth Avenue and 55th Street in Midtown Manhattan, our hotel is steps from Central Park, Fifth Avenue Shopping, MoMa, and the Rockefeller Center. Enjoy luxury hotel amenities, including the treasured St. Regis Butler Service and our impeccable Fifth Avenue address for exploring the best of New York

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The St. Regis New York Reviews

1,341 reviews

"What a magical experience at the st Regis NY the mother of all st regis, first my check in was flawless done by a young lady by the name of Angela very soft spoken and articulate then we were greeted by our Butler on 18 Floor by the name of Jose we were offered coffee tea and got some fruits from him, this young man was very attentive he ask us if we would like to get unpacking service and we responded yes the best choice we made everything was hang by colors shoes were place neatly in closet and some garments in the draw from this point everything was smooth sailing, this gentleman made this stay a perfect 5 out 5 hands down talk about service you must visit and ask to stay on 18 floor. From Doorman front desk bellman to my Favorite guy my Butler this St Regis is magical king Cole bar a must if you visit."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 17, 2026

"I love this hotel. Sure, you are paying a premium, but the little details add up. The effortless experience at check-in with no wait. Bellman immediately assisting with bags. The aroma of the common areas and room. The AC cooling without any noise. The luxurious water pressure of the shower. And the bed...I could have slept for weeks. Tall ceilings are a rarity in NY and the whole property exudes history and grandeur. A last vestige of a bygone era. I wasn't sure I would love the refurbished rooms but found they worked well. I appreciate the mirror in the living areas being gone."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 17, 2026

"Was shocked at how trashy things have become at the once very classy St. Regis. Tried to walk into the bar, which I've been going to for 30 years, and now there's a young security woman not letting people in and at the the end of the restaurant a rope and security guards telling people to lineup and wait. It now has all the elegance of the motor vehicle department."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 17, 2026

"Great, 5 star luxury experience in NYC. Everything reserves 5 stars, I didn't sample any food here- so I can't comment about that, but sleep, bathroom service, all outstanding. I have had some outside communication with someone named Andy Pino- he does an amazing job as hotel or rooms manager. I had an issue last stay, and he personally reached out, we formed a relationship, and he has remained committed to working with me - truly above and beyond what I've ever seen elsewhere. The positives - that are truly the best in NYC or anywhere- is an extremely comfortable bed, a pitch black room, nice shower/bathroom amenities, and clean and well equipped room. In fact we were elevated to a suite, and what a huge difference it actually made Bed still remains the best anywhere, I've tried to replicate elements of it at home.. and that room gets very dark there. They did a big renovation- to me I might have liked the room before in a way- I like a darkening shade on the window- I only get it here or the Mandarin- but they got rid of room darkening shades- but still a top notch A+ night sleep. Everything top notch in the room I didn't detect any nickel and diming- they generally were very kind in that way. Took the house car once which was nice. the Butler did a terrific job- I loved this feature. Overall, what an amazing stay. This is my place in the city."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 29, 2026

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