Cohan Suite

Give My Regards to Broadway.

In the heart of Broadway, a 7-foot bronze statue of the famous American playwright George M. Cohan stands proudly near the theaters that made him famous. Cohan was the toast of the town in 1907 after penning “Give My Regards to Broadway” and “Yankee Doodle Dandy,” becoming one of the most famous patrons at this lively hotel. So naturally, the suite that honors the “Man Who Owned Broadway” overlooks Times Square from the extraordinary corner of the 16th floor.

Effervescent and lighthearted with a sophisticated edge, Cohan’s superstar style is beautifully channeled in this vibrant suite. In celebration of Cohan’s vivid life, this suite also features pieces from Waterford’s Lismore Arcus collection, a reinterpretation of the iconic Waterford Lismore pattern inspired by the interiors of the Lismore Castle in Ireland’s County Waterford.