The quiet, solace boutique Hotel Evelyn is a stone’s throw from the bright lights of dazzling Broadway and bustling Times Square. Set in New York’s boho-chic NoMad neighborhood, once the epicenter of the iconic city’s Roaring Twenties Jazz era, it takes its name from 20th-century actress, chorus girl, and model “It Girl” Evelyn Nesbit. The historic Beaux Arts first opened its doors in 1905 as Hotel Broztell. In the early 1990s, the property was named after American composer George Gershwin, known as the Gershwin Hotel. In 2014, lifestyle brand Triumph Hotels took over the space, and in 2017, following a multi-million dollar makeover, the abode changed names to the Evelyn, paying tribute to grand dame Nesbit. 

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