A timeless icon in the heart of Manhattan, the Warwick New York has stood as a symbol of elegance, culture, and enduring legacy since its opening in 1926. Commissioned by publishing magnate William Randolph Hearst for his partner and muse, actress Marion Davies, the hotel was originally conceived as a private residence for Hollywood’s elite. Its location—adjacent to the famed Ziegfeld Theatre, where Davies performed—placed it at the center of New York’s cultural and theatrical scene. 

Over the decades, the Warwick New York has welcomed an extraordinary roster of legendary guests. Cultural icons such as Elvis Presley, James Dean, Elizabeth Taylor, and Jane Russell all passed through its doors.
The hotel also served as a long-term residence for Cary Grant, who called the Warwick home for over a decade—further cementing its place in Hollywood and New York lore.
In 1965, the arrival of The Beatles sparked scenes of Beatlemania, as thousands of fans gathered outside the hotel hoping to catch a glimpse of the band during their first U.S. visit.

Today, the Warwick New York continues to honor its glamorous heritage while offering the comforts and sophistication of modern hospitality.
Ideally located just moments from Central Park and neighboring the Museum of Modern Art, the hotel remains perfectly positioned for both cultural exploration and refined city living.

A stay at the Warwick New York is more than a visit—it is an invitation to experience a piece of Manhattan’s enduring history.