Welcome to the New Tiffany’s Suite at St. Regis New York

Two of New York’s most famous luxury landmarks have joined together to open a brand-new opportunity of luxury. Manhattan’s historic 5th Ave. is home to the St. Regis hotel and Tiffany & Co., and now the new Tiffany Suite at St. Regis as well. With both companies being classic New York institutions in their own right, there’s no other place on earth to combine both into a one-of-a-kind suite experience.

The hotel itself was built in 1904 as one of New York’s finest of the day. That reputation continues to live on not only in the St. Regis reputation for elegance and customer service, but also in the graceful and grandiose architecture. Beautiful carved crown moldings, elegant chandeliers, and a liberal, but tasteful, use of marble lets guests know they’ve entered a special place. Combined with the Tiffany & Co. reputation for providing the world’s finest jewelry and accessories to the most discriminating buyers, the historic hotel building provides the perfect atmosphere.

The new Tiffany Suite will delight guests with 1,700 square ft. of serene, neutral colors, Tiffany blue accents throughout, and a certain air of sophistication that only Tiffany and the St. Regis can provide. From the exquisite handmade wall covering to a silver-leafed accent table to the jewel-shaped wall mirror, you’ll be amazed at both the beauty and texture of the space. A mix of classic, deco, and modern furnishings complement the suite and its decor perfectly.

In the bedroom, you’ll experience a warm, yet playful sophistication with a Tiffany blue striped headboard and an elegant floral love seat. The vanity table provides a grand mirror suitable for everyday guests as well as the bride preparing for her wedding. As you would expect, the Tiffany style continues throughout the suite which includes a foyer, two full baths, separate living room and dining room, fireplace, and stunning views of Fifth Avenue near Central Park.

The St. Regis New York
Two East 55th Street, at Fifth Avenue
New York, New York 10022

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