In search of some childhood nostalgia? Look no further than New York City’s Plaza Hotel, which will be hosting a free two-day ...

Their Eloise at the Plaza is a new TV embellishment for an old read-it-to-me-again favorite. Kay Thompson's fanciful book has entertained generations of little girls.

Among many another virtue, "Eloise at the Plaza" -- airing tonight at 7 on Channel 7 -- convincingly depicts New York as a defiantly magical place.

In addition to being a city landmark, the Plaza plays a role in the ‘Eloise’ book series, in which the 6-year-old titular character lives on the top floor.

Of course, Eloise isn't real. She's a character in a series of popular books written in the 1950s by an actress and singer named Kay Thompson and illustrated by Hilary Knight.

Eloise, the mischievous children’s book character who famously lived in the “room on the tippy-top floor” of the Plaza Hotel, has had her digs redone by Betsey Johnson, and they’re ...

NEW YORK -- Eloise, the most famous fictional resident of Manhattan's Plaza Hotel, has re-emerged after decades of seclusion. It seems that after traveling so much during the height of her ...

The luxury Eloise suite at The Plaza Hotel is a 'rawther' fabulous way to spend the holidays like 'Eloise at Christmastime.' ...

Inside a spectacular four-bedroom condo with Central Park views—listed for $16 million—that was designed with fans of Kay Thompson’s children’s book ‘Eloise’ in mind.

Sometimes she'd voice this little girl, on the phone with friends or during a stage routine. She had an idea for a book — for adults — about this mischievous Plaza resident. The pair clicked and ...

Eloise, if you don't know, was the star of the strangely sophisticated, '50s/'60s-era children's book series about a girl who lives full-time in the fawncy Plaza Hotel, treating it like her own ...