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Our 781-square-foot Marion Suite overlooks the Avenue of the Americas with a design and a décor inspired by the actress Marion Davies, who wasWilliam Randolph Hearst’s soulmate.
Tastefully appointed, the eclectic décor is a nod to the playfulness and positivity exuded by Marion, think spade-shaped chairs, colourful wallpapers and vibrantly accessorized, it also has a completely renovated tiled bathroom with bathtub and shower.
- 72.00 m² - 781.00 ft²
Suite Amenities
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Two-line phone
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Pillowtop king bed
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Spacious marble bathroom with spa therapy bath amenities
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Work desk and chair
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Large walk-in closets
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Safe
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Keurig brewing system with complimentary coffee and tea
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iPod docking station
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In-room dining
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Bathrobes and slippers
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40-inch flat-screen LCD TV with premium channels in bedroom and living room
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