‘Tis the season! The Fifty Sonesta Hotel New York recently introduced its the Merry & Bright Holiday Suite, a winter wonderland in partnership with National Tree Company and designed by production designer and stylist Cassia Maher. Family travelers can book the one-bedroom suite offering a 1990s-inspired holiday experience, including three private terraces also adorned with holiday décor.
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Holiday trimmings include multiple artificial trees, twinkling lights, wreaths, ornaments and tinsel. Stockings hang by the fireplace, alongside giant candy canes, festive linens and throw pillows, and gift boxes. Enjoy a blast from the past with a vintage TV and VHS player stocked with 90s holiday classics like Home Alone. A provided Polaroid helps capture moments in the suite.
“We’re honored to partner with National Tree Company and Cassia Maher to bring The Merry & Bright Holiday Suite to life,” said Simon Chapman, general manager, The Fifty Sonesta New York. “This festive suite offers a whimsical throwback Christmas experience, and is the perfect escape for families, couples, and any travelers looking to experience the holiday magic of New York City.”
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In the room, holiday treats on offer include Swiss Miss hot cocoa; a Royal Dansk cookie tin; and a 90s-inspired welcome amenity with Push Pops, Pop Rocks, Fruit Roll-Ups and more.
“This collaboration with The Fifty Sonesta Hotel New York represents the perfect marriage of nostalgia and joy, creating an enchanting holiday retreat in the heart of New York City,” said Chris Butler, CEO, National Tree Company. “With our commitment to bringing festive cheer year-round through our premium artificial Christmas trees, wreaths and decor, this collaboration promises to inspire a sense of warmth and wonder, and make guests feel right at home.”
Through Jan. 6, suite accommodations also include daily European Continental breakfast for up to four guests.
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