A rich and storied past surrounds the Mansfield Hotel, located on famed Club Row, one of the most prestigious and history laden blocks in New York City.

Constructed in the popular Beaux Arts style, and influenced by neoclassical Roman and Greek architecture, the Mansfield was originally built as a hostelry for well-heeled bachelors and socialites. Notables such as painter John Butler Yeats, father of the poet William Butler Yeats, stayed to experience a thriving New York following his immigration from Ireland.

During the 1950s, the Mansfield was home to Maz von Gurach, who was believed to be the inspiration for Jay Gatsby, from F. Scott’s Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby.” A portal to a New York City of days gone by, the historic landmark 126-room Mansfield Hotel enjoys a prime location in the heart of the city on 44th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. Broadway theatres, fine restaurants, shopping, and celebrated sites are all within a short walking distance

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