Exterior
Built in 1931 and reopened in 1991, it is traditional, stately property.General
The hotel is an art deco masterpiece and its ideal the location makes this the perfect place to stay. Lobby
The lobby is large in size with high ceilings, dark wood paneling, marbled floors and pillars. The reception area features a beautiful large glass etched mural of New York City. The seating area is large and in traditional style.Location
The hotel has a superb midtown location overlooking Central Park, convenient to Fifth Avenue shopping and Lincoln Center.Restaurant
There are two restaurants at this property, Alain Ducasse at the Essex House - offers innovative cuisine, an elite selection of great wines and an atmosphere of high style. At Café Botanica you can enjoy contemporary American cuisine highlighted with lush views of Central Park.Rooms
Traditional European styling with art-deco sophistication. A choice of King or Queen bedded rooms with a sumptuous marble bathroom. Modern amenities for the well travelled; high-speed internet access, in-room safe, cable TV with premium-channels and DVD's upon request.
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