A lean, contemporary jigsaw of planes and glass, the exterior creates an element of mystery for what lies within Hotel Alessandra’s modern shell. The interior architecture is devoid of any true old world details as it is a contemporary statement about the grandeur of arches, tall ceilings and architectural volumes. The experience begins in an intimate, soaring lobby anchored by a marble grand staircase surrounded by sepia mirrored walls, stone floors and floating groin vault ceilings. A color scheme of gallery white, graphite, gold and jade is repeated subtly throughout the property. Surrounding the entry vestibule are the second story public spaces including Bar Bardot, Lucienne Restaurant and a formal reception area with niche seating, mirrored wall elements and back-lit knife edge ceiling offering dramatic affects upon arrival.
Guestroom highlights include traditional options in addition to a selection of signature suites, such as the 19th floor Ambassador and penthouse-level Presidential with separate bedroom, living and dining areas as well as a private patio. White gloss wall systems provide a wealth of storage for clothes, gear and accessories, in addition to concealing a desk and 50-inch LCD TV. Custom beds, seating areas and headboards with task lighting add personality and punch, while classically-styled bathrooms decked in black marble and subway tile add volume and playfulness to the room when the mirrored dividing, bi-fold doors are opened.