29 E 29 Hotel

Located in the heart of Manhattan’s burgeoning NoMad district, 29 E 29 Hotel, formerly, The Redbury is just steps from the Empire State Building, Madison Square Garden, Macy's Herald Sq and provides easy subway access to Grand Central Station and Downtown boutiques, restaurants, and nightclubs. The 4-star property features 249 spacious guest rooms, eclectic interiors, with inspired design influences from the 1960’s era of pop music and bohemian counter-culture. 29 E 29 Hotel boasts an impressive 7,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting and event space, Beekman1802 bath amenities, Wi-Fi, The hotel originally opened in 1903 as Martha Washington Hotel and was the first hotel in New York to provide housing for professional women. Although increasing numbers of women were joining the work force, residential options for single, working women at that time were extremely limited. The hotel continued to cater exclusively to women up until 1998. In 2012, the building was officially marked as a landmark site for its architectural and historical significance and is recognized today by Historic Hotels of America.