The holiday season is a magical time to visit New York City. While Rockefeller Center is a must-see, thanks to its famous Christmas tree and ice skating rink, Manhattan has many other spots for taking in holiday lights and festivities.
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Looking for a hotel offering something really special for the holidays? Check out the The Langham, New York, Fifth Avenue. This year the hotel is celebrating the holidays with unique room packages and interactive Christmas decorations. This luxury hotel, famous for its Fifth Avenue decor, is enhancing its holiday experience, with elements like Paddington bear and family-focused packages.
The Langham, New York introduces the "Nutcracker Land of the Suites" package, offering exclusive tickets to the NYC Ballet's The Nutcracker. This package, available with Junior Suite reservations or above, includes premium show seats, a souvenir book, Dylan's Candy Bar treats, a festively adorned 7-foot Christmas tree in your suite (yes, your very own Christmas tree!), a $250 Bar Fiori credit, Sugarfina welcome treats, and luxury car service to and from Lincoln Center. The package is bookable from November 24 to December 31, 2024, starting at $3,295.00 per night, varying by suite selection.
For those looking for a less-extravagant option, The Langham, New York, is also offering guests a “Festive Family Fun” package. This package includes a family Christmas dinner at the hotel’s award-winning restaurant, Ai Fiori, along with festive in-room teepees, kid’s welcome amenities, a family movie with popcorn and treats, and daily breakfast.
In addition to festive packages, The Langham will be taking their beloved Christmas décor to the next level this year. Life-size, Langham-pink nutcrackers will greet guests upon arrival, while Rudolph and Santa’s sleigh will light up the marquee awning. Inside, Christmas trees and greenery will create a cozy refuge for guests to escape the cold and relax in festive luxury.
The Langham will also be celebrating their partnership with Paddington through their “Letters to Paddington” installation, in which kids of all ages are welcome to write a Christmas letter to the beloved teddy bear. A life-size Paddington bear will also be on display in the hotel’s lobby, complete with more Christmas trees and oversized presents.
A treat for more than just guests, The Langham, New York will be teaming up with beloved French patisserie, Angelina Paris, this holiday season to provide refreshments to guests and the public. The café will be hosting a pop-up beverage cart at The Langham, with their world-renowned —and oh-so-delicious — hot chocolate to help cultivate a festive affair for all of Fifth Avenue. The cart will be in operation on December 1-2, 7-9, and 14-16 from approximately 5:30pm to 7:00pm, with vintage carol singers singing alongside the pop up from 6:00pm to 7:00pm.
The Langham, New York, Fifth Avenue is centrally located at 400 Fifth Avenue, between 36th & 37th Streets. Its elegant 234 guest
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