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The Garden City Hotel

Garden City, New York, United States · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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Alexander Turney Stewart opened the first Garden City Hotel on 30 July 1874 while he was still building his Long Island model village. McKim, Mead & White designed the famous 1901 Georgian Revival house that hosted Vanderbilts and, the night before Paris, a room reserved for Charles Lindbergh. The current 269-room building is the fourth of the name, opened in 1983 on the same village site.

About The Garden City Hotel

History

Alexander Turney Stewart opened the first Garden City Hotel on 30 July 1874 as he developed Garden City on Long Island's Hempstead Plains. After a fire destroyed McKim, Mead & White's 1895 Dutch Colonial hotel, the firm designed a Georgian Revival successor that opened in 1901 and became the house of Vanderbilts and Pierpont Morgans. Charles Lindbergh reserved a room for 20 May 1927, the night before his New York-to-Paris flight, then slept at a friend's house nearby. The 1901 hotel was later demolished; the present fourth Garden City Hotel opened in 1983.

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