The Four Seasons Hotel New York has set a reopening date of Nov. 15.
The midtown Manhattan property closed in early 2020 because of the pandemic and hasn't opened since. It was slated to open earlier this fall but didn't.
The Ty Warner-owned hotel will make its 368 guestrooms bookable in phases, with complete suite availability expected in 2025. One-, two- and three-bedroom extended-stay accommodations are expected to be available at a later date.
The hotel's Ty Bar and The Garden are slated to resume operations, with the latter planning to unveil a new Italian-inspired menu. The Garden will begin dinner service next year.
Located at 57 East 57th St., between Madison and Park Avenues, the Four Seasons Hotel New York opened in 1993.