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The St. Regis New York

John Jacob Astor IV's Beaux-Arts hotel, and the birthplace of the Bloody Mary.

2 East 55th Street, New York, NY 10022

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The St. Regis New York, Midtown East, New York City
The St. Regis New York, Midtown East, Manhattan.

What The St. Regis New York actually is

Built by John Jacob Astor IV in 1904 as the flagship of the family's hotel holdings, The St. Regis invented the butler service model that the rest of the luxury industry copied. Every guest, in every room category, gets one — a genuine point of difference rather than a marketing line.

The King Cole Bar downstairs is the reason many New Yorkers come through the door: Maxfield Parrish's 1906 mural of Old King Cole hangs behind the bar, and the Red Snapper — the house name for the Bloody Mary — was first mixed under it. Guest rooms are formal, silk-walled and quiet, a block from Fifth Avenue's flagship stores.

What stands out

  • 01 St. Regis Butler Service included in every room category
  • 02 King Cole Bar and its Maxfield Parrish mural
  • 03 One block from Fifth Avenue flagship shopping
  • 04 Astor Court for afternoon tea beneath a trompe-l'œil ceiling

Rooms and suites

Superior Room

Sleeps 2

Silk wallcoverings, marble bath, butler service included.

Grand Luxe Room

Sleeps 2

Higher floor, larger footprint, city outlook.

Astor Suite

Sleeps 4

Separate parlour, dining seating for six, corner exposure.

Room names and availability vary by season — the live inventory is on the booking page.

Facilities and amenities

  • 24-hour butler service
  • Fitness centre
  • King Cole Bar
  • Astor Court tea service
  • Business centre
  • Valet parking
  • Pet friendly
  • Concierge
  • Meeting and event space
  • Wheelchair accessible

Eating and drinking on site

King Cole BarLandmark cocktail bar
Astor CourtAfternoon tea and breakfast

Where it sits

The corridor of Park and Madison Avenues, where corporate New York keeps its address book. Grand Central sits at its heart, which makes Midtown East one of the easiest places in the city to sleep if you plan to ride trains rather than hail cabs.

Nearest transit

  • Grand Central–42 St (4, 5, 6, 7, S)
  • Lexington Av/53 St (E, M)
  • 51 St (6)
  • Metro-North at Grand Central

What's nearby

  • Grand Central Terminal
  • Rockefeller Center
  • St. Patrick's Cathedral
  • United Nations Headquarters
  • The Morgan Library & Museum

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Questions people ask about The St. Regis New York

Do all rooms really include a butler?

Yes — St. Regis butler service applies across every category, covering unpacking, pressing, beverage service and errand running, at no extra charge beyond the room rate.

Can I visit the King Cole Bar without staying?

Yes, but it is small and popular. Arrive early in the evening or expect a wait, and note there is a dress code.

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