Name: Waldorf Astoria New York
Address: 301 Park Ave, New York, NY 10022, USA, US
Telephone: +1 212-355-3000

Waldorf Astoria New York is a lodging, located at 301 Park Ave, New York, NY 10022, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 212-355-3000, visit their website waldorfastoria3.hilton.com for more detailed information.

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301 Park Ave, New York, NY 10022, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 29 December 2016

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
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Glenn Elskoe

18 December 2017

The Waldorf is currently closed for remodelling but it's facade looks wonderful I can't wait to see it when it reopens
Steve Bakatsas

17 November 2017

Delicious food with classy ambience. It's an old building but modernized. It's very homey and appealing.
Vee Vee

07 November 2017

This hotel was a historic beauty! Nonetheless many of the rooms look very dated.

The staff are super friendly though.
Diabrowak

15 October 2017

Our favorite Hotel. I have been going here since I was a little girl with my Grandparents. Now, I have been taking my own Granddaughter at Christmas time every year. She is now 15 years old. Family tradition has come to an end with the closing of this wonderful, beautiful, great staff hotel. It will be missed!
Robert Euton

29 September 2017

Amazing as always.
My stay is perfect the staff is friendly helpful and warm.
Clory L

21 July 2017

Wanted to stay during the final days before it changes and no longer exists. It was ok. What made this place remarkable were the memories of its glorious years
Brady Candell

21 July 2017

Yes, this is the famous Waldorf Astoria. If you have a lot of money to spend, do it here - it will be an amazing experience! If you don't, stay elsewherethe rooms for us middle class citizens are small, there are no amenities, and little in the way of views.
Kevin

06 July 2017

No longer an upscale destination. Great service and couldn't ask for better attention as a top tier member. But, the facilities and amenities are sub par. Even renovated rooms are dated and 3 star at best. As a nasty smoker this was my go to hotel until that was phased out. If willing to spend the same or more then there are many better options within a few blocks and for the same $ or less you can get more modern amenities across the street at the DoubleTree. (prefer the warm cookies instead of the drink tickets anyway). Not a disappointment to see it closed for a real face lift this time.
Jennifer N

05 May 2017

My review is long overdue from my trip, but when I read the doors were closing for renovations, I realized I never wrote my review.

I came here during the summer and couldn't wait to stay here as it is an Iconic piece of NYC. But I'm glad to hear that it will be getting an overhaul, I hope all the historic charm will be kept but added modern amenities be incorporated.

The hotel is grand as it was intended. There is very beautiful pieces of art here, but it is very dated. The hotel keys and locks work on and off, and you have to go all the way down to the lobby to get a new key. The lobby is fairly dark and dated as well. The carpet throughout the hotel has definitely seen better days. The room as grand as the suite was, it sure was dated. The AC is not very easy to find where to control it and makes it difficult to cool down such a grand room. The furniture is abundant but not very functional. The changing room is amazing, but also dated and not too functional. The bathroom is grand and large but mostly wasted space, the shower is tiny, the toilet has no door to it, so you can't really have two people occupying the bathroom since there is no door to the toilet. The tub wasn't all that grand either.

The butlers corner was large but very dark and not too useful, the fridge is quite small for such a grand room. We scheduled a spa appointment but never got the chance to go due to confusions. There was no mini bar menu in the room although there was plenty of other hotel books in the room.

I would say the hotel is more iconic and historic than it is functional and luxurious to stay at.
Anthony Edwards

10 April 2017

I visited this hotel because I heard the lobby was beautiful. Definitely something to see! Almost like a museum in hotel form. I wasn't a guest here, I only walked in for a few minutes to take a look.
James Williamson III

09 March 2017

My wife and I had a great stay here in February. 23rd floor with a great Park Avenue view. The staff was extremely friendly. This place is amazing!
Stephen Smith

02 March 2017

So glad I was able to experience the greatness of this hotel in its final days. Walking in, the art deco definitely makes you feel as if you've stepped back in time. All the restaurants are amazing, especially Peacock Alley for Sunday Brunch which was truly an experience. The hotel is also pet friendly which is a HUGE bonus in my opinion.
Tammy Ross

08 February 2017

The room was amazing. So clean with a breathtaking view. The housekeeping team was incredible. Really enjoyed my stay. Will be recommending to others. The only thing I didn't like was when I called before checking in to see if a room would be available two hours before check in time, the employee that answered was very rude. But aside
Cathy B

05 January 2017

Beautiful, historic hotel with a great location and excellent service. I have stayed here in early January with my daughter over the last two years. I was hoping to make it a tradition as we have enjoyed both the terrific service we've received and the beautiful architecture and design. So disappointed that it will no longer be an option for us to enjoy or recommend to others. Enjoy it while you can!