Bryant Park Hotel In New York City
 

The BRYANT PARK hotel is a landmark architecturally significant luxury boutique hotel in the former American Raditor Building designed by Ramond Hood in the 1920 s and was completely gutted and renovated in 2001. A majority of the rooms overlook the gardens of Bryant Park. The interiors were designed by David Chipperfield. Guest rooms are minimalist by design but softened with B and B Italia oak furnishings hardwood floors colorful Tibetan rugs textured sofas with cashmere blankets and Napa leather chairs. The large picture windows attribute to the brightness of the guest rooms. Each guest room is equipped with a 32 LCD High Definition television and Bose Wave Radio and CD Player. The luxurious oversized bathrooms feature Travertine marble floors and walls with glass enclosed showers and separate deep soaking tubs with Molten Brown Amenites. Bathrooms vary on room type