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Casablanca Hotel

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Long before its Moroccan makeover, this building opened in 1910 as the Hotel Metropole, a Tammany Hall-linked gambling house where bookmaker Herman Rosenthal was murdered in 1912, a killing that sent NYPD Lieutenant Charles Becker to the electric chair in 1915. Hotelier Henry Kallan reopened it as the Casablanca Hotel in 1996, its 48 rooms styled after the Bogart film with Moorish tile work and a lobby lounge named Rick's Cafe.

About Casablanca Hotel

The setting

Casablanca Hotel is a Midtown hotel on the west side of Midtown in New York City. Times Square is about 2 minutes on foot, Bryant Park is roughly 5 minutes' walk, and Top of The Rock is roughly 7 minutes' walk. This is hotel country. Stay toward Central Park South if you want a morning in the park; stay west of Sixth if the show is the point. MoMA, Radio City, and Bryant Park are the afternoon-to-curtain map.

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