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The price of a stay at in the suite starts at $1,675 per night. The Midge Menu is available through March 13th, while the suite is available through April 10th. Living like Midge will cost you, however. 'I want them to feel home, home away from home almost - but in a paradise setting, very luxurious, want them to feel taken care of,' said Matthew Lambie, who is the the executive pastry chef at the Plaza. The 'Midge Menu' at the Palm Court features a three-tiered afternoon tea setup with a spin on some New York classics, including a pastrami tea sandwich and a classic black-and-white cookie macaron.

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Guests who book the room will also have access to a closet full of Midge's clothes, complete with coats and accessories.

The partnership is also special for the Plaza because the show filmed parts of the new season at the hotel. The one-bedroom suite is full of furnishings similar to what's seen in the show. A stay at the suite includes a stop at the Warren Tricomi Salon to get a Midge makeover. The new Maisel experience at the Plaza celebrates the launch of the show's fourth season. We were the epicenter, so it just was this perfect partnership to bring Midge's aesthetic to life,' said Crystal Laurence, director of sales and marketing at the Plaza. The transcendent performances of Harry Houdini, the Marx Brothers, John and Lionel Barrymore, Eddie Cantor, David Warfield, and George Burns to name a few have immortalized the former theatre in unmatched prominence and allure. 'The Plaza at that time period was so much in that golden age of entertainment. Specialties: The historic Bronx Opera House has been a cherished establishment in the South Bronx over the last century. Maisel Suite is inspired by lead character Midge Maisel's Upper West Side apartment. Opera House Hotel, Bronx: See 765 traveller reviews, 352 user photos and best deals for Opera House Hotel, ranked 2 of 24 Bronx hotels, rated 4.5 of 5 at Tripadvisor.

When you walk into one particular room at the Plaza Hotel you will instantly feel transported to the late 1950s and early 1960s. There’s a reason for that.