A LEGEND BECOMES NEW YORK’S FINEST RESIDENCE The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria Introduction THE EPITOME OF GLAMOUR
Waldorf Astoria New York is the epitome of glamour, romance, and sophistication. Its globally renowned heritage has inspired a beautiful collection of contemporary residences, defined by unsurpassed amenities and legendary service: The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria
2 3 History HOME TO WORLD LEADERS, ROYALTY, MOVIE STARS, AND MUSIC LEGENDS
From its inception, the Waldorf Astoria was a true palace in the city and a haven for cultural figures, music legends, artists, philanthropists, and political icons.
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The original Waldorf Hotel and Astoria Hotel
John Jacob Astor IV The Octagon Room of the Waldorf Cole Porter The new Waldorf Astoria on Park Avenue
1893—1929 1930—1934 THE CREATION OF A LEGEND THE GRAND REOPENING
Conceived by New York aristocrat William Waldorf Astor, the original Waldorf Hotel In 1931, upon its completion, the new Waldorf Astoria became the largest and tallest hotel in opened at 33rd Street and Fifth Avenue in 1893. Four years later, William’s cousin and familial the world. Designed in the Art Deco style, the Waldorf Astoria featured the most innovative rival John Jacob Astor IV constructed the markedly larger Astoria Hotel next door. Eventually technology of its time, invented 24-hour room service, and introduced palatial suites for long- the two hotels were joined, creating the largest hotel in the world. The lavish establishment term residents such as composer Cole Porter. Herbert Hoover was the first in a long line of became known for its elaborate balls and unrivaled service, attracting financiers, dignitaries, presidents to stay at the Waldorf Astoria when visiting New York. In fact, the hotel has and New York’s social elite. In 1929 it was razed to make way for the Empire State Building. hosted every U.S. president and countless world leaders since it was built. A grander Waldorf Astoria was rising a few blocks uptown on Park Avenue.
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Ella Fitzgerald performs at the Empire Room
Princess Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III of Monaco at the Waldorf Astoria Time’s anniversary dinner invitation Mick Jagger and Tina Turner
Arthur Miller and Marilyn Monroe, April in Paris Ball Queen Elizabeth II speaking at the Waldorf Astoria Angelina Jolie at the UN Association gala dinner Andy Warhol with Shahbanu Farah Pahlavi
1935—1963 1964—Onward A PALACE IN NEW YORK AN AMERICAN ICON
From Frank Sinatra to Marilyn Monroe, celebrities flocked to New York’s palace. The Waldorf Astoria is ensconced in American culture. Over the decades, leading The Waldorf Astoria hosted legendary events such as the engagement party for cultural figures performed, resided, or hosted parties here, such as Tina Turner, the Prince of Monaco and Grace Kelly, President John F. Kennedy’s birthday Andy Warhol, and Mick Jagger. Ella Fitzgerald regularly sang in the Starlight Roof gala, and the April in Paris Ball, as well as a special address by Queen Elizabeth II. ballroom, and in later years, galas honoring the world’s most important people The Duke and Duchess of Windsor made the Waldorf Astoria their home after the were fixtures of the social calendar. Duke abdicated his throne as the King of the United Kingdom.
8 9 The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria Restoration RESTORING A NEW YORK ICON
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A profound responsibility is inherent in the restoration of the Waldorf Astoria—an icon embedded in New York’s cultural fabric and history. A talented team of preservationists have invested years of work to understand the building’s history and maintain its heritage for future generations.
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Cole Porter’s piano 1893 World’s Fair Clock
12 13 The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria Residences CLASSIC GRANDEUR
Jean-Louis Deniot
Inspired by the hotel’s classic grandeur, internationally acclaimed designer Jean-Louis Deniot has created residences that balance modern comfort with Art Deco opulence.
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24 25 The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria Amenities A ONE-OF-A-KIND LUXURY LIVING EXPERIENCE
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The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria offers over 50,000 square feet of private residential amenities and programming, which provide a one-of-a-kind luxury living experience, paired with the impeccable services of the world’s most iconic hotel. Designed by the esteemed Jean-Louis Deniot, these private recreation, relaxation, and wellness spaces create the ultimate expression of accommodation and service.
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Services Entertainment & Leisure
· 24-hour doormen and lobby desk attendants at · Winter Garden lounge with bar both the Park Avenue entry and porte cochère entry · Starlight Lounge with bar at 50th Street · Starlight Terrace, accessible via the Starlight Lounge; · Private porte cochère with 24-hour valet service this private outdoor respite includes two kitchens and and private residential entry multiple seating areas overlooking Park Avenue · 24-hour concierge services in addition · Grand Salon with high arched ceilings and city skyline to dedicated on-site professionals views, designed for private functions · Live-in resident manager and 24-hour security · Presidential Library and Bar · Front-door package and service delivery · The Chrysler Room, a private dining room with via signature Concierge Closet adjacent demonstration kitchen and catering kitchen · Secure off-street loading facilities for move-ins · The Cue Club, including two pool tables and one and deliveries snooker table · Monte Carlo Gaming Room · Monaco Bar · Stage & Screen Theater Wellness & Fitness · Children’s playroom · Wine tasting room with Gaggenau wine vaults · Starlight Pool, a 25-meter indoor swimming pool for private wine storage* in a dramatic, double-height space with skylight · Leading-edge fitness center with private training studios Business · Men’s and women’s wellness lounges, each opulently designed with a sauna, steam room, treatment room, The Empire Club—a fully equipped, first-class business and changing area facility including: · Best-in-class training, nutrition, and treatment · Private offices available for reservation programs provided by the hotel’s signature spa* · Boardroom with full conference capabilities · Small conference rooms suitable for private meetings · Reception desk available for host’s staff to receive visitors · Spacious coworking lounge · Service pantry available for catering and coffee service · Copier and wireless printing capabilities
Hotel Amenities & Services
Amenities True Waldorf Service
· Hotel spa providing over 25,000 square feet of best-in- · 24-hour in-residence dining provided by the hotel* class treatment facilities, a fitness center, and cutting- · Residents will be provided with house accounts edge wellness programming—all available to residents allowing signing privileges throughout hotel venues in the hotel spa, and with treatments and services · Exclusive Waldorf Astoria New York access and benefits, available in the private residential amenities or in one’s including preferred spa and restaurant rates and access private home* to à la carte hotel services · Signature restaurant · Food and beverage offerings throughout select landmarked heritage spaces* · Secure and discreet access to primary hotel spaces from residential elevators *Available for purchase
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Waldorf Astoria is a leader in international hospitality, and its commitment to luxury and excellence extends throughout the hotel and residences. Residents enjoy exclusive hotel benefits, including house accounts allowing signing privileges and preferred access to the hotel venues, restaurants, and spa. The hotel’s 24-hour room service is never more than a phone call away.
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42 Hotel Grand43 Ballroom The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria Neighborhood AT THE HEART OF NEW YORK LIFE
Waldorf Astoria stands at the heart of New York life. Located on Park Avenue, it is surrounded by the city’s finest cultural institutions, its best restaurants and bars, and the high-fashion destinations of Madison and Fifth Avenues.
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WEST 31ST STREET EAST 31ST STREET Residential Gallery Residences Designer Jean-Louis Deniot The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria T. +1 212 872 1200 Hotel Designer [email protected] Pierre-Yves Rochon waldorftowers.nyc Architect Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Art Curator Simon de Pury
Exclusive Marketing & Sales Douglas Elliman Development Marketing
Branding & Art Direction Noë & Associates
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