The Astor
A luminous drawing room, a marble bath and sunrise over the avenue.
◆ Established MCMXXVIII ◆
Grand Hotel & Residences
Twenty-eight floors of lacquer, jazz and hand-laid gold leaf—kept just as the architects drew them in 1928.
Three private addresses above the avenue, each restored around its original geometry and framed in polished brass.
A luminous drawing room, a marble bath and sunrise over the avenue.
A grand salon, private bar and wraparound views from the tower crown.
An intimate terrace suite made for late arrivals and slower mornings.
The emerald salon begins quietly at five. At nine, the lamps lower, the band takes the corner and the hotel returns to 1928.
Supper served under a ceiling of mirrored rays, with a menu that still follows the seasons rather than fashion.
champagne mignonette, celery leaf
horseradish cream, rye lace
black trumpet, madeira, chive
chicory, burnt citrus, jus
truffle, brioche, sauce périgueux
dark chocolate, hazelnut, gold leaf
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