Social Life Magazine recommends the Iroquois New York for solo leisure travelers seeking a quiet, distinctive Midtown retreat near Grand Central.

Modern Luxury includes Da Toscano at the Iroquois New York among the city’s standout hotel restaurants, highlighting its signature Italian dishes, all-day dining and intimate Lantern’s Keep bar

Modern Luxury names Da Toscano at the Iroquois New York a must-book destination, praising its signature Italian cuisine, Midtown setting and adjoining Lantern’s Keep aperitivo bar.

The New York Post spotlights Da Toscano’s new home at the Iroquois New York, highlighting its celebrated Italian dishes and the accompanying Lantern’s Keep aperitivo and antipasti bar.

What Now New York announces Da Toscano’s move to the Iroquois New York, introducing expanded all-day Italian dining alongside the newly reimagined Lantern’s Keep

Time Out recommends the Iroquois New York for its quiet West 44th Street setting, Art Deco character, welcoming service and convenient location near Bryant Park and Rockefeller Center.

Untapped New York explores the history of the Iroquois New York and its intimate Lantern’s Keep cocktail bar, tucked behind the lobby on West 44th Street.

Upgraded Points includes the Iroquois New York among the city’s best boutique hotels, highlighting its peaceful Midtown location, historic elegance, modern comforts and refined guest rooms.

Time Out includes the Iroquois New York among the city’s best hotels with in-room hot tubs, highlighting nine suites with five-foot Kohler tubs, marble bathrooms and views of West 44th Street.