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Remarkable Revival for Historic NYC Hotel

NEW YORK

Chelsea Hotels completed the final phase of its latest project, the Martha Washington Hotel, in Manhattan's NoMad neighborhood.

This $30 million renovation project designed by Annabelle Selldorf includes elegant new meeting and event space, Veronica's lobby bar and lounge, and Marta, a new Italian restaurant from Danny Meyer's world-renowned Union Square Hospitality Group, led by Chef Nick Anderer. Also included are newly refreshed rooms, corridors and building façade.

Located at 29 East 29th Street, the Martha Washington extends through an entire city block and is just a stone's throw from Fifth, Madison, and Park Avenues, Dover Street Market, Greenmarket, The Flatiron Building, Manhattan's "Silicon Alley," and Madison Square Park.

Martha Washington features 261 fully appointed rooms and suites equipped with HD flat screen TV's, complimentary Wi-Fi and wired in-room internet access, luxurious Bellino Italian linens, Italian Davines bath amenities, and room service from its restaurant, Marta.

Martha Washington also offers an expert concierge service, a 24-hour fitness center, and over 7,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting, event and private dining space. The second floor meeting and event space features dramatic windows with Juliette balconies, a scenic outdoor terrace featuring heated floors, and a multi-functional ballroom with over 2,700 square feet and seating for up to 200 guests. For more intimate receptions, the hotel features a private dining room and several other spaces that can hold 30-90 guests.

Located in the hotel lobby, Marta is a lively new restaurant inspired by the tradition of the rustic Roman pizzeria. The menu features classic thin-crust pizzas made with local ingredients along with a selection of meat, fish, and vegetables – all kissed by the fire. Marta is open throughout the week, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Drawing inspiration from Martha Washington's rich history—a turn-of-the-century refuge for creative and entrepreneurial woman such as Eleanor Roosevelt, poet Sara Teasdale, notable editor Louise E. Drew and actresses Louise Brooks and Veronica Lake, to name a few—Veronica's bar and lounge offers a variety of unique cocktails and a full menu by Marta. Service begins at 4pm daily.