Standing on the century-old green and white marble floor at the entrance to The French Room, you’ll feel as if you’ve been transported back to its early 20th-century heyday. The renowned restaurant at The Adolphus, Autograph Collection received a massive renovation in 2017, the first since the 1980s, restoring the dining room to its glory of yesteryear, adding a chic parlor and a sexy cocktail bar.
Next door to the restaurant, The French Room Salon is an eclectic mixture of fine art pieces, mid-century and global furnishings and Adolphus Busch’s century-old Steinway piano. The French Room Bar, by contrast, is a sultry, intimate space in sapphire blue with sumptuous seating, a fireplace and decorative accents that date back to the hotel’s 1912 opening. The elegant spot hosts tea during the day, and elevated craft cocktails in the evening.
But the crown jewel of the set is The French Room restaurant, a gilded beaux-arts wonder. With wedding-cake-hued walls, vaulted ceilings with gold inlays and twin Murano glass chandeliers, the space is the portrait of opulence. All of this sets the stage for contemporary cuisine rooted in French culinary tradition.
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