One grand room, at the top.
The Presidential Suite is a single, generous penthouse — a lounge, a working office, a bedroom, a bar and a bath, all wrapped in dark lacquered wood and lit by the city.
Everything you need, nothing you have to leave for.
Eleven hundred square feet, arranged as one flowing space with a private sleeping half.
The Suite reads as a proper residence, not a hotel room. You arrive, you set down your bag, and you're immediately somewhere — a place with corners, materials and a view, built to be lived in for a night or a fortnight.
The lounge
A deep emerald sofa, a brass floor lamp, a marble-and-brass table, and a globe bar. Warm light, dark wood, and the skyline through the glass.
The six-screen office
A curved lacquered desk under a wall of six monitors, wired for real work. An emerald leather chair that means business.
It seats one in command and gathers five more for a working session.
Tour the office
The bedroom
A tall mahogany headboard, emerald linen, brass sconces and blackout calm, with the city glittering beyond sheer curtains.
The bar
A built-in brass and mahogany bar with crystal and an emerald marble top. Ice, glasses, and a view worth raising a glass to.
The bath
Emerald marble, polished brass, a lacquered vanity, and warm light. Small, glamorous, and entirely of its era.
The details
See it in person.
Dates, guests, and any questions — send them over.