The St. Regis New York

About The St. Regis New York

Maxfield Parrish’s Old King Cole mural has presided over drinks at The St. Regis New York since 1932, giving its namesake bar a place in the hotel’s story as memorable as its Fifth Avenue address. That sense of continuity runs through this hotel founded by John Jacob Astor IV: butlers still unpack luggage and deliver morning coffee, while La Maisonette takes its design cues from the original 1910s breakfast room. Guest rooms bring jewel-toned textiles, polished brass and marble into the residential interiors. At Fifth Avenue and 55th Street, near MoMA and Central Park, the hotel makes a distinctive base for Manhattan, with afternoon tea and a Red Snapper at the King Cole Bar providing reasons to linger indoors.

Why Celebrities Love The St. Regis New York

Butler service has a concrete value here: help with pressing clothes and last-minute gifts can smooth a demanding New York schedule. The King Cole Bar adds a more pleasurable reason to return, turning an end-of-day drink into an encounter with one of the city's enduring hotel traditions.