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Property Overview
Edging the bright lights of Broadway and the calm of Bryant Park, The Knickerbocker is a legendary New York landmark reborn as the first luxury hotel in Times Square. The Knick is a haven of refined elegance, created by John Jacob Astor in 1906 and now reimagined into a sophisticated urban sanctuary mere blocks from Fifth Avenue, MoMA, Rockefeller Center, and Central Park. Italian tenor Enrico Caruso and American playwright George M. Cohan made their homes here, while Rockefeller and Fitzgerald gathered over martinis in what was once known as the 42nd Street Country Club. The dazzling culinary experience at The Knick is led by Master Chef Charlie Palmer. Guided by a passion for market-driven ingredients and vibrant, unexpected flavors, Palmer further heightens his critically acclaimed American cooking to create unrivaled dining options at this luxury hotel in New York City. Contemporary yet classic, and always served up with a twist, The Knickerbocker Hotel is bringing New York’s glitterati back to Times Square.
Property Highlights
1 / Dining
Award-winning chef, Michelin-starred restaurateur, hotelier and author, Charlie Palmer will be spearheading The Knickerbocker’s entire culinary program.
2 / History
Built in 1906 by John Jacob Astor IV, scion of one of America’s wealthiest families and became known as “The 42nd Street Country Club.”
3 / Location
In the heart of it all, an iconic landmark that today is reborn as the finest of all luxury hotels in Times Square, NYC.
Property Highlights
1 / Dining
Award-winning chef, Michelin-starred restaurateur, hotelier and author, Charlie Palmer will be spearheading The Knickerbocker’s entire culinary program.
2 / History
Built in 1906 by John Jacob Astor IV, scion of one of America’s wealthiest families and became known as “The 42nd Street Country Club.”
3 / Location
In the heart of it all, an iconic landmark that today is reborn as the finest of all luxury hotels in Times Square, NYC.
Rooms
Superior Guestrooms with a king size bed offer 303 sq ft of modern comfort
1 King Bed
Sleeps: 2
Features
- Total Rooms: 299
- Total Suites: 31
- Internet Access
- Babysitting Services
- Parking
- Daily Turn Down Service
- Overnight Shoe Shine
- St. Cloud Rooftop Bar
- Family Friendly
- Concierge Services
- Breakfast available daily
- In Room Dining 12pm to 10pm daily
- Restaurant
- 100% Smoke Free
- Meetings & Events
- Fitness Center
- Historic Landmark
- Pet Friendly - Conditions Apply
Local Information
The Knickerbocker
6 Times Square, New York, N.Y. 10036 U.S.A.
17.1mi/27.5km from John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK); 15.9mi/25/.6km from Newark International Airport (EWR); 9.3mi/15km from La Guardia Airport (LGA); .65mi/1.1km from Pennsylvania Station; .59mi/.95km from Grand central Station.
(Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, UK) Call 00800 10 10 11 11
(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Japan) Call 0120-086-230 toll free (Japan Only)
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
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Awards & Accolades
Local Recommendations
Best Neighborhood Walk
Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood is the home of numerous art galleries with pieces ranging from painting to sculpture, modern to classic and everything else in between. Start there and after viewing some galleries take a walk south on the High Line, the elevated railway turned walkway and take in the beautiful architecture of the IAC building and the HL23. Continue to the Meatpacking District where you can try all kinds of food at Chelsea Market. www.thehighline.org/ and www.chelseamarket.com/.
Best View
360 degree views of New York City including fantastic photo opportunities of Central Park and the Empire State Building. Telephone: (+1-877) 692-7625; www.topoftherocknyc.com/.
Best Restaurant Classic
Chef Daniel Boulud's namesake, Daniel, is the classic French though it never feels dated. This is the crown jewel in Chef Boulud's empire and you can dine on world class cuisine among a dining room full of movers and shakers. Telephone: (+1-212) 288-0033; danielnyc.com.
Top Day Trip
A short drive north of Manhattan (or take Metro-North) is the beautiful Rockefeller Estate known as Kykuit. Take in the gorgeous gardens, sculptures and interiors of the sprawling; six story stone estate where John D. Rockefeller and his family lived. There is also an underground art gallery with Picasso tapestries and soaring views of the Hudson Valley. www.hudsonvalley.org/historic-sites/kykuit .
Best Restaurant for a Celebration
Le Bernardin is Eric Ripert and Maguy Le Coze's perennial seafood restaurant that always adds to a special occasion. Here you will have the freshest seafood prepared with classic French techniques and surprising ingredients. There is also a world class wine program run by Aldo Sohm. Telephone: (+1-212) 554-1515; le-bernardin.com.
Best Family Activity
On a nice day you cannot beat Pier 25 for outdoor family activities. With a skate park, playground, mini golf and volleyball courts with sand, there is something for everyone to like. www.hudsonriverpark.org/explore-the-opark/locations/pier-25.
Best Cocktail with a View
The long wait for the River Café to re-open after the damage caused by hurricane Sandy is over. We now have not only great dining but a bar with a stunning view of Manhattan. Telephone: (+1-718) 522-5200; therivercafe.com/.
Best Shopping Neighborhood
SoHo, which is short for South of Houston, is the veritable mall of Manhattan. Storefronts line the sidewalks for the whole neighborhood covering big names like Bloomingdales and Top Shop to boutiques and even second-hand clothing stores.
Top Architecture Find
The Cathedral of Saint John the Divine is a feat of engineering and impresses by its sheer size. The Cathedral extends a full Avenue block and is more than 120 years old. Built in three phases, it is the largest Cathedral in the world making it a global landmark. Telephone: (+1-212) 316-7540; www.stjohndivine.org.
Museum Must-See
As New York City's largest museum the Metropolitan Museum of Art has something for everyone but all should see the di Buoninsegna's "Madonna and Child", the most expensive piece there reported at $45 million. Telephone: (+1-212) 535-7710; www.metmuseum.org.
