What was Holden’s room number at the Edmont Hotel? Holden’s room number was 1222.
After leaving Pencey early, Holden travels to New York and checks into the Edmont Hotel. He is placed on the twelfth floor, where he observes strange behavior in rooms across the hotel courtyard. These observations contribute to his judgment that the hotel is full of “perverts and morons.”
The room becomes the setting for several important episodes. Holden calls Faith Cavendish from there, later accepts a visit from Sunny, and is eventually confronted by Maurice after refusing to pay the additional five dollars demanded by Sunny.
The number is sometimes shortened or misremembered as 122, but the novel’s stated room number is 1222. Therefore, the stored answer should be corrected to 1222.