The Stanhope, New York
(A Park Hyatt Hotel)

The luxurious Stanhope Hotel, set in New York's most desirable neighborhood on the upper East Side, is only minutes from New York's bustling Midtown. Situated directly across from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and steps away from Central Park. The Stanhope, a Park Hyatt Hotel is the jewel of Fifth Avenue hotels, offering immediate access to the finest shops and art galleries. A longtime landmark on the Eastern perimeter of Central Park, the hotel was designed and built in 1926 by architect Rosario Candela in the tradition of intimate European luxury hotels.

The Stanhope is New York's premier pied-a-terre. The Stanhope has 54 grand suites and 128 elegant deluxe rooms, including the world-famous Park and Museum Suites. Each room is spacious, and is decorated with handcrafted Louis XVI period furniture from France, collectible Chinoiserie, richly detailed fabrics, and original artwork. Each of the guestrooms and suites come equipped with a mini-bar, hair dryer, in-room safe, 2-line phone (with analog line) with modem for computers and a fax machine. Non-smoking rooms and floors, connecting rooms, and rooms for guests with disabilities are available. All guestrooms contain the new Time Warner Quantum In-House Channels. Guests can indulge in Stanhope's plush terry-robes and slippers after taking a relaxing bath with complimentary Gilchrist and Soames Toiletries. For guests who prefer to retire to the privacy of their rooms, VCR's, videos and compact discs may be obtained through the Concierge.

The Stanhope offers the ultimate in luxurious amenities. The Concierge can arrange for airline reservations, tickets for theatre and sporting events, private limousines, helicopter rides, business services and babysitting. They can also arrange for in-room appointments, including massage therapy, aromatherapy, and meetings with personal shoppers.

Within walking distance of fine shopping and galleries of Fifth and Madison Avenue, The Stanhope offers elegant guest rooms and suites furnished in a French Empire style with Asian accents.

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