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Loews Regency New York

New York City, New York, United States · Loews Hotels · Core Luxury

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Loews Regency New York opened on Park Avenue in 1963 as The Summit, a hotel designed by Morris Lapidus with bathroom telephones, combination bar-refrigerators, and stereo televisions built into every room. It became more famous in 1975, when Loews co-chairman Bob Tisch began hosting the city's business and political leaders there each morning to plot New York's recovery from bankruptcy, coining the term 'Power Breakfast' in the process. The Regency Bar & Grill still serves it today.

About Loews Regency New York

The setting

Loews Regency New York puts guests toward the east of Midtown, New York City. The Plaza is roughly 5 minutes' walk, and The Museum of Modern Art is roughly 10 minutes' walk. It is not a village. It is Broadway, Rockefeller Center, and the Public Library's marble pause before a steak. Alive from the first matinee through last call. 5-minute walk to Central Park.

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