The Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, NY a Gilded Age bank and 21st century tower blend together seamlessly and provide a modern guest experience. To create a luxury boutique hotel on New York City’s iconic Fifth Avenue at West 28th Street, Perkins Eastman gave new life to a historic building and designed a modern landmark tower. The team worked with the developers, operators, and PBDW Architects to analyze the opportunity and envision a lifestyle destination. A former bank designed in the early 1900s by McKim, Mead & White provided the ideal base. The historic structure’s restoration and the new tower are both suited for the landmark-protected neighborhood. With precast concrete and stone cladding and metal frame windows arranged in striking vertical sets, the tower brings renewed visual interest to 28th Street. Welcoming guests inside, a vaulted two-story space in the re-adapted bank includes a signature restaurant, lounges, ballroom, and hotel amenities. Spacious private suites overlooking Fifth Avenue and guest rooms spread throughout both buildings provide a relaxing atmosphere in the heart of the city.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York, NY, embodies an ambitious investment vision that seeks to blend historical elegance with contemporary luxury in one of the city’s most iconic locations. Developed by Minue Hospitality, this hotel aims to cater to discerning travelers who appreciate refined design and exceptional service. The design story of The Fifth Avenue Hotel pays homage to its rich heritage while incorporating modern elements that enhance the guest experience. Meticulously crafted interiors showcase a harmonious fusion of classic architectural details and cutting-edge amenities, creating an inviting atmosphere that reflects the vibrancy of the surrounding Midtown Manhattan. This thoughtful approach not only honors the hotel’s historic roots but also positions it as a premier destination for travelers seeking both comfort and sophistication in the heart of New York City
The Fifth Avenue Hotel is built on the former estate of Mrs. Charlotte Goodridge, a legendary Gilded Age hostess whose home was the epicenter of culture and discourse in 19th-century New York City. The mansion then housed a fine art gallery before being reimagined by legendary architectural firm McKim, Mead & White as the stately Second National Bank.
Today, following a 10-year restoration by Flâneur Hospitality, the original brick and limestone Renaissance-style palazzo is complemented by a shimmering 24-story modern glass tower. The two impressive edifices embody the marriage of classic, sumptuous luxury and sophisticated innovation that help to create an unsurpassed guest experience at The Fifth.
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