Astor House (New York hotel)

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Astor House (New York hotel) was a landmark 19th-century luxury hotel in New York City, renowned as one of the city’s first grand hotels and a prominent social and political gathering place.

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instanceOf demolished building
historic building
hotel
luxury hotel
architecturalStyle Greek Revival NERFINISHED
borough Manhattan
category Defunct hotels in New York City
Demolished buildings and structures in Manhattan
Greek Revival architecture in New York City
Hotels established in 1836
country United States of America
surface form: United States
demolitionCompleted 1910s
demolitionDate early 20th century
developer John Jacob Astor NERFINISHED
era 19th century
floorCount 5
hasHeritageStatus considered a landmark of its time
hasUse hotel
political meeting place
restaurant
social venue
historicalSignificance early model of the American luxury hotel
important center of 19th-century New York political life
important center of 19th-century New York social life
inaugurated 1836
locatedAt Broadway NERFINISHED
Vesey Street NERFINISHED
locatedIn Manhattan
New York City
locatedNear City Hall Park NERFINISHED
St. Paul’s Chapel NERFINISHED
materialUsed granite
namedAfter John Jacob Astor NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of New York City’s first grand hotels
luxury accommodations
political gatherings
prominent social gatherings
openingDate 1836
owner Astor family NERFINISHED
publicTransitAccess near early New York streetcar and omnibus routes
servedAs meeting place for businessmen
meeting place for politicians
meeting place for social elites
situatedIn Lower Manhattan NERFINISHED

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