If you visited The New York Palace on Sunday, you may have noticed our 50th Street entrance was closed for repairs. We are happy to announce that we are installing a new canopy that will showcase the entryway to our newly renovated lobby that is scheduled to open in June. Our new, modern awning was brought in on a flatbed truck and was installed on the same day. Although the outdoor covering is installed, there are some finishing touches that … Read More
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History Tidbits From Mosette
If you’ve dined in The Madison Room at The Palace or enjoyed a cocktail in our corridor bar, formerly known as Gilt, then you are familiar with the space we are referring to and will be surprised to know some of its history. In our previous post, “Past & Present with Mosette Broderick: Building The Villard Mansion,” Broderick touched on various stories and anecdotes about the mansion, but there was one common theme that stuck out – the collaboration of artists. The … Read More
Pardon Our Dust on USA Today
Yesterday, A New York Legend Is Reborn was featured on USA Today, discussing how we are using our blog to keep our guests updated and educated about the changes happening at The New York Palace. “Most of the time, renovations scare people and they think the worst,” says Dave McCaslin, President of Northwood Hospitality, the owner of Manhattan’s iconic New York Palace. “This way, we can clearly communicate what’s happening and what the impact might be — and what it … Read More