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The Peninsula New York is ideally situated on the corner of Fifth Avenue and 55th Street, convenient to all major corporations, designer shops, museums and major attractions, including Central Park and Rockefeller Center. La Guardia Airport is located 8 miles and John F. Kennedy International Airport 15 miles from the hotel.The Peninsula New York's neo-classical style is reflected throughout the hotel. Classic elegance with contemporary style and the latest amenities include fine dining at Five's restaurant, 24-hour room service and concierge, six meeting and banqueting rooms offering natural light and audio-visual technicians on-site, business services, multilingual staff, 11 ADA-compliant accessible rooms, and Pen-Top Bar offering panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in all guestrooms and throughout the hotel. The Peninsula Spa offers a glass-enclosed rooftop retreat, including an indoor heated swimming pool, sun terrace, cardio-vascular equipment and free weights and personal trainers. A full array of skin, hair and body treatments are available. Transportation to and from all area airports by private car or limousine can be arranged for an additional fee.The Peninsula's 185 guestrooms include 54 suites, all accommodations offering the finest amenities including bedside control panel, mini-bar, silent in-room fax machine with private fax number, individual climate control, marble bathroom, CD and DVD players, plush bathrobes, work desk with data port, two-line phones, complimentary high-speed and wireless Internet service, voice mail and operable windows. Allergy-free non-smoking rooms are available on request. All Deluxe, Grand Deluxe and suites feature 43 inch flat screen plasma TVs.
Location Highlights:Nearby Attractions - 0 mi N of NYC-New York City8 mi W of LGA-La Guardia Airport15 mi W of JFK-John F Kennedy International Airport0.1 mi SW of Central Park0.1 mi NE of Rockefeller Center1.1 mi NE of Times Square0.4 mi NE of Radio City Music Hall1.7 mi NE of Madison Square Garden2.2 mi NE of Jacob Javits Convention Center1.2 mi NE of Empire State Building1.0 mi N of Grand Central Station2.7 mi NE of Greenwich Village5.9 mi NE of Statue of Liberty5.9 mi NE of Ellis Island5.9 mi NE of Battery Park0.1 mi SW of Metropolitan Museum of Art0.1 mi N of St. Patrick's Cathedral18.6 mi N of Staten Island Ferry; Corporate Locations - 0.3 mi E of Sony0.3 mi N of Trump0.3 mi N of Playboy Enterprises0.3 mi N of Este Lauder0.5 mi NE of IBM2.0 mi SE of Citicorp0.3 mi E of ATT1.0 mi S of NBC Studios; Airport Info: 8 mi W of LGA-La Guardia Airport, 15 mi W of JFK-John F Kennedy International Airport; NYC-New York City-0 Mi; Areas Served: New York City;
Recreation:Available Recreation; Sauna on siteSolarium on siteSpa facilities on site -ChargeStair StepperStationary BikeSteam RoomTreadmillUniversal GymWhirlpool/Jacuzzi Wine Tasting -Charge;
Business Amenities:On-Site Meeting Facilities; - The property has 6 meeting rooms with a capacity range of 12 to 180 people.MEETING SERVICES: - Audio/Visual Equipment- Catering- Cellular Phone Rental- Computer Available- Computer Modem Hookups- Computer Printing- Computer Rental- Copy Service- Courier- Equipment Rental- Exhibit Services- Fax MachineAdditional Meeting Services: The Peninsula New York has six well-equipped meeting rooms suitable for a variety of meeting, banquet and special event needs. Total meeti
Restaurant: Five's - The Peninsula's fine dining restaurant offering Atlantic rim cuisine in contemporary ambiance with large arched windows overlooking Fifth Avenue. Special winemaker dinners and holiday brunch are served on occasion.Meals served - breakfast / lunch / dinnerOpen hours - breakfast 0700-1130 / lunch 1200-1430 / dinner 1730-2230 / Sunday brunch 1130-1430No smoking permitted in the restaurantDress code - smart casualChildren are welcome - no child menu availableSpecial menus - vegetarian and kosherReservations are recommendedSeating capacity - 80
Restaurant: The Bar at Five's - A casual atmosphere where light lunch or dinner is served along with a great selection of refreshments. Large arched windows offer views of Fifth Avenue.Meals served - light lunch or light dinner, refreshmentsOpen hours - lunch 1200-1430 / dinner 1730-2230No smoking is permitted in the Bar at Five*sDress code - smart casualChildren are welcome - no child menu availableNo reservations are requiredPrice range - meals without beverage from USD 15-USD 35Seating capacity - 25Direct phone number - 212 903 3918
Restaurant: The Gotham Lounge - One of New York's most popular places to have a drink, The Gotham Lounge offers a living room setting serving cocktails, traditional afternoon tea and a casual fare menu.Meals served - light dining and cocktailsOpen hours - Sun-Thu 1100-0100 / Fri-Sat 1100-0200No smoking is permitted in The Gotham BarDress code - smart casualChild policy - children are welcome - a child menu is availableSpecial menus - low calorie, kosher, vegetarianReservations are recommended only for afternoon teaPrice range - meals without beverage from USD 15-USD 35Direct phone number - 212 903 3049
Restaurant: The Pen-Top Bar and Terrace - A lively hotspot on the top floor of the hotel offering dramatic and sweeping views of many of Manhattan's architectural gems from its east and west terraces. A favorite with New York's business crowd, The Pen-Top Bar and Terrace is also available for private parties, from May to October, weather permitting.Open hours - Mon-Thu 1700-0000 / Fri-Sat 1700-0100 / Closed SundaysSummer hours - Mon-Thu 1600-0000 / Fri-Sat 0400-0100 / Closed Sundays More Details
What can one say about New York City that hasn't already been said?
This is the "Big Apple," the city that never sleeps, and is truly the cultural
and financial heart of the United States of America.How did the city get the name of the "Big Apple?" No one knows for sure, and there are many stories suggesting origins, ranging from depression- era former financiers making ends meet by selling apples on the streets while dressed in full suits to jazz musicians landing a gig at the popular Big Apple club in Harlem. The city has adopted an "official" version that ties the name to horse racing: Stable hands in New Orleans referred to a trip to a New York racecourse as the "Big Apple" as the greatest reward for any thoroughbred.
Broadway originates from Lower Manhattan at Bowling Green and ends in Albany, making it one of the world's longest streets at 150 miles (241 kilometers). Its official name is Highway 9, but it was originally called Bloomingdale Road and began at what is now 23rd Street and stretched to 114th Street. It was built to handle the increasing commercial traffic back when Manhattan was mostly farms and rolling countryside and when Bloomingdale was a large producer of tobacco. Bloomingdale Road later became the Boulevard and later still was changed to Broadway.
Columbia University originated on the East Side. In the 1890s it moved to the Upper West End's Morningside Heights, taking over the grounds of the Bloomingdale Lunatic Asylum.
The City was briefly (1789-1790) the capital of the US and was state capital until 1797. By 1790 it was the largest city in the US, and the 1825 opening of the Erie Canal led to even greater expansion. In 1898 a new charter made Greater New York a metropolis of five boroughs (counties).



