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Small step for March of Dimes, giant leap for Ritz
By MARY SUE IAROCCI

The Ritz-Carlton, Westchester opened Dec. 19 on a new street extension and at a new address, Three Renaissance Square, in downtown White Plains. The $600 million, 122-room luxury hotel built by developer Louis R. Cappelli of Cappelli Enterprises features two 44-story condominium towers. Banquet facilities, located on the second floor of the hotel, include a ballroom that can accommodate 350 to 500 guests and six suites bordering the floor-to-ceiling glass reception area overlooking the courtyard for smaller parties. Each suite can accommodate 30 to 120 guests.

Lou Cappelli with Anthony Goncalves, chef/owner of 42, the restaurant on the 42nd floor of The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton, Westchester.

 

The parents of Louis Cappelli: Luca and Connie Cappelli

 

Crowd shot with Mayor Delfino streaming into the hotel

 

Louis R. Cappelli, President, Cappelli Enterprises, with Simon Cooper, Ritz-Carlton chairman and Westchester County Executive Andy Spano

 

White Plains Mayor Joseph Delfino signing the hotel’s guest book (he’s the first to do so) with Jacqueline Sanders, General Manager, The Ritz-Carlton, Westchester, looking on.

 

The Ritz’s first ballroom event, a real estate award breakfast for the March of Dimes, was held Dec. 20. Louis R. Cappelli and Cappelli Enterprises were honored “for their outstanding commercial real estate activities and charitable contributions in the community.”

 

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