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The Japanese-owned Kitano Hotel in New York, N.Y., brings an authentic Asian presence to the prestigious Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan. The Met Life Tower and Grand Central Station are just four blocks away, and other nearby landmarks include the Empire State Building and Times Square.
The Kitano Hotel's grand lobby emits an air of Japanese hospitality, with marble floors and polished mahogany walls. Brilliant pieces of original artwork can be found throughout the hotel, including works from famed Columbian artist Fernando Botero. Catering to business travelers, the Kitano Hotel offers a complimentary limousine shuttle to Wall Street each weekday. Personal limousine or Town Car service may be arranged. The hotel's bar and lounge, serving rare sake imports, overlooks the lobby and Park Avenue from a bright second-floor mezzanine. The piano bar comes alive with weekly jazz nights. The renowned restaurant, Nadaman Habukai, serves beautifully arranged Japanese cuisine in a contemporary setting. Guests may also choose to dine in a traditional tatami room.
Guestrooms feature commissioned artwork and photography among clean lines and furnishings, including spacious work desks. High-speed Internet access is available for guests with laptops. Guestrooms are soundproofed from both outside and interior noise. Marble decks the bathrooms, which boast towel warmers and designer toiletries. Guests can enjoy the tranquil aroma of green tea, provided by in-room Japanese teamakers. The Kitano Hotel provides sleek Japanese-influenced accommodations at an enviable New York City location.
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