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Landmarks Preservation CommissionJuly 31, 2013Originally the St Louis Hotel, it was built in 1905 by architect Frederick Browne. The Beaux-Arts building was renamed the Hotel Grand Union in 1934 and designated a City landmark in 2013.
Pete WebbJuly 22, 2015Hotel is undergoing a major renovation & restoration - Stunning design will preserve historical elements & embrace modern day conveniences
Luanne BurkholderOctober 7, 2011Great place to stay, close to everything and the staff was amazing! Definitely go back!
This hotel is in a great location and the staff are soo nice!
Michelle BlaineApril 12, 2012Don't let the drab green awning fool you- a bit run down but very nice folks inside!
Gabriela FernandezMarch 21, 2013Gran opcion para alojarse en Manhattan. Excelente ubicacion con buen acceso al subway. Las habitaciones son sencillas pero impecables. muy buena relacion precio-calidad.
Manon GMay 15, 2013Correct mais staff qui s'en fiche de nos problèmes, lit jamais fait et chambre sans air qui circule. Bien situé mais pas très confortable...
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A New York Hotel
34 E. 32nd Street
NoMad District Est. 1905
Permanently closed (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 24 Hours
(212) 683-5890
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