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Sofitel Hotel in New York
SOFITEL
    
Striking 30-story hotel with 1920's Art Deco styling - Located 1
block from 5th Avenue shops and 2 blocks from theater district
45
West 44th Street
New York, NY 10036


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Experience the ultimate in comfort and convenience at Sofitel
New York. This brilliant, 30-story midtown Manhattan hotel
evokes a contemporary statement in limestone and glass, just a
stone's throw from Fifth Avenue. Enjoy the modern amenities at
this fine midtown New York hotel, set within easy reach of
Manhattan's most celebrated attractions. Sights near our
four-diamond midtown Manhattan hotel include Times Square,
Broadway theaters, world-famous restaurants, art museums and
corporate headquarters
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| Maybe we just have a
soft spot for all things French. Or maybe it’s the case that for a
big-business hotel chain, Sofitel seems to have it pretty well figured
out — the consistent quality of a corporate hotel, but with the
personality too many others lack, and an aesthetic sense that we may as
well just go ahead and describe as Parisian, as long as we’re not shying
away from cultural stereotypes. The Sofitel New York’s curvaceous
glass tower turns heads along 44th street, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues; this is that part of Midtown that feels close by to everything
in the world. There are just shy of four hundred rooms, most of which
have some sort of dramatic view or another; the Chrysler Building, if
you’re lucky, or just a bird’s-eye-view of 44th.
Inside they’re handsome, but far from over-designed, and comfortable
verging nearly on luxurious — separate showers and tubs, standard here,
are not exactly common in New York’s tight spaces. Topping off the
Paris-in-NYC experience is Gaby, an Asian-inflected French restaurant,
and Gaby Bar, both named for a Parisian model made good in Twenties New
York, both decorated in an Art Deco style that inspires that particular
prewar nostalgia that’s Midtown’s specialty. |
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