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Wolcott's opening, guests paid $ 3 per night for guestrooms with bathrooms and $ 8 per night for guestrooms with a parlor and bathrooms. The hotel had its own restaurant, which, according to a contemporary brochure, served "little chicken that come unplucked from the Jersey farms" and Cape Cod oysters. In addition, the hotel hired porters to carry bags from nearby train stations, as well as a valet and a "ladies' maid".
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each bedroom have large hooks for women's dresses, which, at the time of the hotel's construction, tended to be heavy. By the 2000s, the rooms had been redecorated with striped wallpaper and "muted
Federalist" designs. The modern-day hotel has about 160 or 165 units, most of which have sparse furnishings and small bathrooms. Although the rooms have air-conditioning and TVs, they do not have
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The ground story also has a ballroom covering 3,500 square feet (330 m). Originally an elaborate ballroom, it measured 100 by 50 feet (30 by 15 m) across and was designed in the Louis XVI style. The ballroom was decorated in a white, gray, and gold color scheme, with red plush hangings, and
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hotel. Scott Erlich took over as the hotel's manager around 1989. The
Wolcott's occupancy rate increased by about 5 percent per year for the next five years; some of the increase in occupancy came from European tourists who learned of the hotel through travel publications. The lobby was renovated in
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blocks of stone. There is an arch at the center of the double-height ground story, with a pair of metal-and-glass doors within the arch, topped by a transom window. In front of the entrance doorways is a terrace that is raised slightly above the ground, with a short stone partition wall extends from
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Wolcott as a city landmark in 2011. The building's owners decided to renovate the ballroom in 2014 after completing a five-year renovation of the guest rooms. At the time, the ballroom was mostly empty and used as storage space, although it sometimes held photo shoots for celebrities
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Wolcott's design "show the romantic extravagance once lavished on city hostelries". Another critic for the same paper wrote in 2000: "Walking into the giddy, ornate plaster-and-marble ornamented lobby I fooled myself for an instant, thinking that I'd returned to the elegant
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Wolcott, Dewey was unable to make payments on his mortgage. At the end of September 1904, the American Mortgage Company foreclosed on a $ 391,000 mortgage that it had placed on the hotel, and G. Thornton Warren was appointed as
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ceiling. To the right of the lobby was an office with green-and-white marble pilasters and counters, as well as a mosaic floor with an ornamental border and centerpiece. Near the center of the hotel, there was also a palm room to the left of the lobby and a children's dining room to the right. The
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Wolcott's construction was delayed by several months because Dewey had to import structural steel from Europe, having encountered issues in acquiring the steel domestically. Furthermore, as a result of labor strikes, the hotel could not open in November 1903, as was originally scheduled. The
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From the outset, the Wolcott was intended as a fireproof building; the hotel's steel frame was built using what was known as the "Roebling system". The Wolcott also had modern mechanical systems for its time, including ice-making machines, a laundry room, a private steam plant, and a heating and
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The upper stories are arranged in an "H" shape, with a hallway connecting to a pair of emergency staircases. Two passenger elevators and a freight elevator, clustered at the center of the hotel, also served all stories. There were telephones in each room and
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critic praised "the lobby's elaborate, turn-of-the-century decorative ceiling" and the quietness of the rooms in the rear, although the critic described the rooms as somewhat expensive and claimed to have found an empty condom wrapper on the floor.
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in front of the westernmost windows. Over the years, a metal sign with the hotel's name, security cameras, and an air-conditioner have been added to the ground floor. There are windows on the second floor, topped by a
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above the third and eighth stories, as well as various brackets, cartouches, and other decorations above the windows. Between the third and seventh stories, the two center bays of the Wolcott's facade have
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contained brownstones and mansions for some of New York City's wealthiest residents, as well as churches. Many hotels and social clubs opened in what is now NoMad following the opening of the
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with curved glass; at the time of the hotel's construction, such windows were expensive and thus generally rare in New York City. The remaining bays have simple sash windows with copper
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A parlor and ladies' reception room led off the left (east) side of the vestibule, while a cafe and smoking room led off the right (west) side. The latter rooms contained a high
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window and other details were restored. A jazz club called the Five Spot opened at the hotel in February 1993, within the hotel's ballroom. The club hosted musicians such as
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style. The vestibule and lobby were decorated in verde antique green, white and gold. The 20-foot (6.1 m) ceiling had elaborate moldings, as well as gold-colored
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or coffee machines; according to one critic, the rooms with queen-sized beds only had enough space for a nightstand, an armoire, and a small closet.
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The ninth story has a stone facade and is treated as a "transitional story". On this story, the windows are recessed between pairs of large
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with copper cresting. The roof formerly had finials and other ornate details; the copper cresting was added during a later modification.
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3144:Sommerfeldt, Chris (November 3, 2022).
3113:Donaldson, Sahalie (November 3, 2022).
3082:Grossinger, Annie (December 16, 2022).
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1370:Architects' and Builders' Magazine 1903
1275:Architects' and Builders' Magazine 1903
1098:"A Building Befitting the Hat's Heyday"
919:Reviews of the service were mixed. The
473:. It is largely designed in the French
66:4 West 31st Street, New York, NY, 10001
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1492:"Hotel History: Wolcott Hotel (1904)"
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4341:42nd Street–Bryant Park/Fifth Avenue
4035:The Theater at Madison Square Garden
3214:Dunning, Jennifer (August 8, 1980).
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2812:Watrous, Peter (February 11, 1993).
2109:"Receiver of Rents of Hotel Wolcott"
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1096:Gray, Christopher (April 21, 2011).
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4218:Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library
4208:New York Public Library Main Branch
4193:CUNY School of Professional Studies
2882:Schwartz, Arthur (March 21, 1993).
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2785:. September 23, 1947. p. 43.
2662:"Hotel Wolcott Designation Report"
1068:. March 23, 2018. pp. 12–13.
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1236:Sheftell, Jason (July 26, 2012).
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598:The entrance to the Hotel Wolcott
290:New York City designated landmark
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3253:McLane, Daisann (May 14, 2000).
3175:Zraick, Karen (March 23, 2023).
2629:. October 14, 1932. p. 38.
1027:& Willensky, Elliot (2000).
692:to Herald Square and eventually
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4515:Sniffen Court Historic District
3542:Greenwich Savings Bank Building
3527:Engineering Societies' Building
3349:. Vol. 35. September 1903.
2976:Noel, Pamela (March 11, 2001).
2913:Noel, Pamela (March 11, 2001).
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2253:"Hotel Wolcott Lease Purchased"
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3913:Girl Scout Museum and Archives
2415:Winkler, John Kennedy (1942).
2286:. August 26, 1950. p. 8.
2153:. January 7, 1905. p. 1.
2077:"Obituary: James H. Breslin".
2010:. October 1, 1904. p. 2.
1963:"James H. Breslin's New Lease"
1834:. April 30, 1902. p. 14.
816:Office of Price Administration
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3855:Shops, restaurants, nightlife
3742:Joseph Raphael De Lamar House
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2953:Your Taste and Your Pocket".
2444:Morse, Frank Phillip (1938).
2421:. Random House. p. 171.
1932:. March 6, 1903. p. 13.
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461:The building was designed by
424:Church of the Transfiguration
4279:St. Francis of Assisi Church
4274:Redeemer Presbyterian Church
3777:Tiffany and Company Building
3702:Adelaide L. T. Douglas House
2754:. June 16, 1945. p. 4.
2320:. June 25, 1908. p. 7.
2081:. April 1, 1906. p. 2.
2051:. March 2, 1904. p. 1.
1928:"The Wolcott Hotel Leased".
730:, a brother of U.S. senator
18:Hotel in Manhattan, New York
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4387:Port Authority Bus Terminal
3923:Morgan Library & Museum
3877:J. Levine Books and Judaica
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3657:29 E 32nd St (Grolier Club)
2447:Backstage with Henry Miller
2314:"The Wolcott Welcomes Dogs"
2259:. May 29, 1908. p. 4.
2229:. May 27, 1908. p. 1.
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3918:Houdini Museum of New York
3808:Kaskel and Kaskel Building
3752:Lefcourt Colonial Building
3707:Allerton 39th Street House
3552:Lord & Taylor Building
3492:American Radiator Building
2004:"Strikes Force Bankruptcy"
1030:AIA Guide to New York City
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4103:Maxine Elliott's Theatre
3999:Wyndham New Yorker Hotel
3906:Museums/cultural centers
3762:Pershing Square Building
3757:Madison Belmont Building
3737:Jonathan W. Allen Stable
3732:George S. Bowdoin Stable
3547:James A. Farley Building
3532:Engineers' Club Building
2814:"Pop and Jazz in Review"
2781:"Building Plans Filed".
2667:January 2, 2023, at the
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642:, a set of columns with
404:Marble Collegiate Church
4233:Wood Tobé–Coburn School
4223:Stern College for Women
3627:One Grand Central Place
3477:452 5th Av (HSBC Tower)
3401:Midtown (30th–42nd Sts)
2752:New York Herald Tribune
2721:New York Herald Tribune
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2284:New York Herald Tribune
910:The Wall Street Journal
717:Development and opening
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4377:Grand Central Terminal
3597:Springs Mills Building
2223:"Hotel Wolcott Change"
1328:"The Shrinking Window"
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4382:New York Penn Station
4372:Grand Central Madison
4259:Holy Innocents Church
4128:Sam H. Harris Theatre
4083:Herald Square Theatre
4030:Madison Square Garden
4020:New Amsterdam Theatre
3897:Wolfgang's Steakhouse
3772:Socony–Mobil Building
3572:Million Dollar Corner
3522:Empire State Building
2688:. November 19, 1944.
2671:, (December 20, 2011)
2518:. December 16, 1909.
2384:. February 22, 1923.
1863:The Construction News
1066:National Park Service
836:single room occupancy
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94:40.74667°N 73.98667°W
4228:William Esper Studio
3818:Pennsylvania Station
3803:Bryant Hall Building
3677:152 East 38th Street
3672:146 East 38th Street
3611:5th Av – 3rd Av
3557:Macy's Herald Square
3440:8th Av – 5th Av
3337:. December 20, 2011.
2594:. October 14, 1932.
1723:. November 3, 1912.
1498:. January 30, 2014.
710:33rd Street Terminal
702:Macy's Herald Square
698:Pennsylvania Station
628:self-service laundry
586:ventilation system.
463:John Hemenway Duncan
110:Construction started
4618:Hotels in Manhattan
4123:Reuben's Restaurant
4068:Browne's Chop House
4025:Nederlander Theatre
4008:Venues and theaters
3969:Martinique New York
3813:Latting Observatory
3587:New York Times Bldg
3517:The Continental NYC
3502:Bryant Park Studios
3150:New York Daily News
3119:City & State NY
3059:. August 25, 2022.
2147:"Orders Hotel Sold"
2115:. October 1, 1904.
1907:"Contracts Awarded"
1633:Wall Street Journal
1575:The Daily Telegraph
1496:Hotel News Resource
1277:, pp. 548–550.
1242:New York Daily News
926:The Daily Telegraph
812:Fiorello La Guardia
768:James Buchanan Duke
728:Henry Roger Wolcott
465:, the architect of
328:James Buchanan Duke
99:40.74667; -73.98667
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44:General information
4495:Caspar Samler farm
4463:Park Avenue Tunnel
3979:Hotel Pennsylvania
3602:Times Square Tower
3592:Pennsylvania Plaza
3567:Marbridge Building
3259:The New York Times
3220:The New York Times
3181:The New York Times
3024:Queens Daily Eagle
2982:The New York Times
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2563:Women's Wear Daily
2516:The New York Times
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1967:The New York Times
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1760:The New York Times
1721:The New York Times
1676:. August 4, 2017.
1451:The New York Times
1332:The New York Times
1102:The New York Times
905:The New York Times
899:Critical reception
863:such as actresses
804:Tillinghast Huston
766:, tobacco magnate
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2957:. pp. 6, 7.
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2191:. April 1, 1906.
1969:. March 5, 1903.
1040:978-0-8129-3107-5
921:Los Angeles Times
876:COVID-19 pandemic
865:Jennifer Lawrence
732:Edward O. Wolcott
667:in the hallways.
640:Palladian windows
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