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The St. Regis New YorkvsThe Roxy Hotel New York
Both hotels are endorsed by expert writers. On balance, The St. Regis New York is preferred by most writers compared to The Roxy Hotel Tribeca. The St. Regis New York is ranked #9 in New York City with approval from 18 reviews including Concierge, Star Service and Jetsetter.
The St. Regis New York
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2 East 55th Street, New York City, NY 10022
From $845/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
- Restaurant
Michelin Guide "This hotel specializes in all-out refinement... The ultimate taste of how the other half lives is the St. Regis' highly acclaimed butler service."
Concierge "If Louis XVI were alive today and in the market for a New York pied-à-terre, this landmark on 55th at Fifth Avenue is the hotel he'd pick."
Fodor's "World-class from head to toe, this 5th Avenue Beaux Arts landmark comes as close to flawless as any hotel in New York." Full review
Insight Guides "One of the world’s legendary hostelries, built by Colonel John Jacob Astor just before he went down on the Titanic."
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"The grand, century-old St. Regis is known for its extraordinary service... but the hotel has many other outstanding features." Full review
DK Eyewitness "This 1904 Beaux-Arts landmark is filled with luxury and old-world glamour, with chandeliers, expensive rugs, and a butler assigned to each floor."
Time Out "Butlers still attend to your every need and the liberally gilded interior retains an air of old-school opulence." Full review
Gayot "A walk through the marble-floored lobby of this 1904 Beaux Arts-style building is like taking a trip back to the Gilded Age."
BlackBook "Marble, gold, crystal, tremendous bouquets, and white-gloved butler service."
Zagat4.3
""Oozing old-world elegance", this "quiet and discreet" luxury hotel, located a block from Central Park, is "gorgeous inside and out"."
The Roxy Hotel New York Michelin Guide
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2 Avenue of the Americas, New York City, NY 10013
From $115/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
Michelin Guide "This dynamic duo have done it again, and the Tribeca Grand lives up to its lineage, its name, and even its neighborhood."
Travel + Leisure "Earth tones predominate, and the neighborhood's busy entertainment scene is woven into the hotel's fabric."
DK Eyewitness "The private screening room downstairs has long made this a favorite of celebrities. Rooms are sleekly designed and the bathroom amenities first-rate."
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Score a corner room or studio suite for the most space, and make sure to sip a drink in the lounge to maximize star sightings.
Time Out "Eclectic touches and top-notch entertainment draw tourists, celebrities and New Yorkers alike to this funky Tribeca hotel." Full review
BlackBook "Soho Grand sequel. Sensual, pulsing, hot décor, with beautiful tri-state trendies and in-the-know day trippers cramming Church Lounge and the more exclusive Baby Grand."
Zagat3.3
""Party like a rock star" at this "cool", "trendy" Downtown boutique hotel that caters to a "younger crowd" with a "vibrant", "fun" bar scene, and boasts a "unique" layout."
Condé Nast Traveler "Right in the heart of New York’s TriBeCa, this grown-up hotel is still family friendly with a screening room for all ages and access to the distractions of downtown." Full review
Not For Tourists "Great interior space; also a good bar."
Jetsetter "Cool Tribeca hang and enduring neighborhood favorite, with a local bar scene and basement theater."
Gayot "As soon as you walk into this hotel, you'll marvel at the abundance of what is arguably the most elusive luxury in Manhattan --- empty space."
