Luxury in the Heart of Midtown Manhattan
The Waldorf=Astoria is an Art Deco masterpiece, and was the world`s largest hotel when it opened. The hotel was recognized as an official New York City Landmark in January 1993. During recent renovations totaling in excess of $200 million, many of the hotel`s original Art Deco treasures were rediscovered and unveiled, delighting a whole new generation of devoted admirers of the Waldorf=Astoria.

Dining at The Waldorf
Innovation and tradition meet at The Waldorf=Astoria`s celebrated restaurants, bars, and lounges. From a classic steakhouse and a progressive American brasserie to a multi-starred Japanese restaurant, the food and beverage venues of The Waldorf=Astoria entice diners with their creativity and culinary distinction. The diverse dining includes options from Peacock Alley, Bull and Bear Steakhouse and Bar, Oscar`s American Brasserie, and the Inagiku Restaurant.

Personalized Guest Services
Guests of The Waldorf Towers enjoy an extraordinary level of personalized service and can arrange private consultations with the hotel`s highly trained concierge staff. Guest preferences are kept on file by the hotel`s Guest Historian, for the guest`s return visit. The Waldorf=Astoria has recently debuted Guerlain Spa. Adding to the hotel`s already impressive list of amenities, Guerlain Spa ensures a comprehensive luxury experience for every Waldorf guest.

Award Winning Guestrooms
All guest accommodations at The Waldorf Towers are individually decorated with exquisite antiques and period reproductions, with themes ranging from French Provincial to Old English. Many suites feature pieces transported from the original Waldorf=Astoria, which was razed in 1929 to make way for the Empire State building.