The hotel’s Highland Suite has been transformed into a themed suite based on Buddy the Elf, played by Will Ferrell. “Imagine walls adorned with lights and gift wrap, the ceiling filled with over-the-top snowflakes, ornaments & garland,” the room’s description reads.

The decorations include a sign over the bed that says, “Santa I Know Him”, over 5,000 feet of handmade paper snowflake garland, and the Christmas tree has signs that read, “You sit on a throne of lies,” “There’s room for everyone on the nice list,” and “Buddy the Elf, what’s your favorite color?”

Anyone true fan of the film knows that Buddy loves candy, candy canes, candy corn, and syrup, and guests will enjoy similar foods with treats including, “maple toasty tarts, chocolate-covered marshmallow snowballs, elf munch, which is a Chex mix with tasty additions including chocolate and marshmallows, and candy canes,” according to CNN. Guests will also get Buddy’s signature “Mailroom Cocktail” as the suite is sponsored by Maker’s Mark.

To book a room, it starts at $499 a night, and you can book them into January 2021. In addition to the Elf room, the hotel has Christmas trees, wreaths, lights, a snow globe, Christmas Eve meals, and a gingerbread-themed suite.

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The 2003 family comedy quickly rose up to the status of the holiday classic. Will Ferrell as Buddy makes us laugh year after year, no matter how many times we’ve watched him before. This year, the movie got its own apartment at this Manhattan hotel and you can rent it for an unforgettable Christmas in Big Apple.

“Check ‘Sleep inside a Christmas card’ off your NYC bucket list with your very own Elf-inspired suite,” the hotel’s website reads. “Plus, you’ll get complimentary admission to two of Buddy’s favorite spots: the Empire State Building and Rockefeller Plaza. Find your dad in New York’s historic landmark before enjoying an Ince skating date next to the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree.”

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The hotel’s Highland Suite has been transformed into a themed suite based on Buddy the Elf, played by Will Ferrell. “Imagine walls adorned with lights and gift wrap, the ceiling filled with over-the-top snowflakes, ornaments & garland,” the room’s description reads.

The decorations include a sign over the bed that says, “Santa I Know Him”, over 5,000 feet of handmade paper snowflake garland, and the Christmas tree has signs that read, “You sit on a throne of lies,” “There’s room for everyone on the nice list,” and “Buddy the Elf, what’s your favorite color?”

Anyone true fan of the film knows that Buddy loves candy, candy canes, candy corn, and syrup, and guests will enjoy similar foods with treats including, “maple toasty tarts, chocolate-covered marshmallow snowballs, elf munch, which is a Chex mix with tasty additions including chocolate and marshmallows, and candy canes,” according to CNN. Guests will also get Buddy’s signature “Mailroom Cocktail” as the suite is sponsored by Maker’s Mark.

To book a room, it starts at $499 a night, and you can book them into January 2021. In addition to the Elf room, the hotel has Christmas trees, wreaths, lights, a snow globe, Christmas Eve meals, and a gingerbread-themed suite.

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The 2003 family comedy quickly rose up to the status of the holiday classic. Will Ferrell as Buddy makes us laugh year after year, no matter how many times we’ve watched him before. This year, the movie got its own apartment at this Manhattan hotel and you can rent it for an unforgettable Christmas in Big Apple.

“Check ‘Sleep inside a Christmas card’ off your NYC bucket list with your very own Elf-inspired suite,” the hotel’s website reads. “Plus, you’ll get complimentary admission to two of Buddy’s favorite spots: the Empire State Building and Rockefeller Plaza. Find your dad in New York’s historic landmark before enjoying an Ince skating date next to the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree.”

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