A landmark luxury hotel, near central park, The Lowell rises 17-floors above an iconic residential neighborhood , a stone’s throw from the celebrated fashion houses of Madison Avenue and footsteps from Fifth Avenue and the vast oasis of Central Park.

Established in 1927, The Lowell’s boutique hotel in NYC reflects the timeless elegance and soul of the Upper East Side. The warmth of a familiar smile, attention to detail and discreet service welcome discerning guests as they move through chic classical spaces.

Wood-burning fireplaces—a rare find in New York—and landscaped terraces with sweeping city views are enjoyed in sun-filled rooms and suites fashioned in the hotel’s distinctive style with the refined comforts of a luxury apartment NYC.

Legendary restaurateur Charles Masson oversees the property’s newest upper east side restaurants where guests come to escape the bustle of the city over seasonal cuisine at Majorelle and linger over the perfect martini at Jacques Bar.

The Club Room at The Lowell offers a sophisticated setting to unwind, while the reimagined Pembroke Room upholds tradition with its beloved breakfast and afternoon tea.

THE LOWELL HISTORY
Much has changed since The Lowell opened its doors in 1927 between Park and Madison Avenues among Manhattan’s wealthiest townhouses on the Upper East Side. And the esteemed landmark hotel continues to endure as a timeless classic.

For nearly a century, luminaries have sought out The Lowell to make it their home when in New York. Within our walls, novels have been penned, plays have been scrawled and scripts have been studied.

Movie stars have dined, musicians have gathered and politicians have rested. Guests from all over the world feel among family and luxury lives in the details. History has given The Lowell a pedigree, but it’s our service that defines our legacy.

HOTEL SERVICES
The Lowell’s multilingual Concierge team are expert guides to the city that never sleeps. Their longstanding relationships afford guests privileged access to a rarely seen side of New York.

Whether it’s opening doors to shop a designer’s private collection, VIP entry to The Armory, tickets to a sold-out show, or a private after-hours tour of The Frick, the Concierge provides a unique lens to discover New York City from all angles. With insider’s access, guests brush shoulders with local residents at high-profile cultural events along Museum Mile and Lincoln Center.

Let our concierge team guide you through many family friendly activities in the area with customized itineraries and recommendations to make your stay in New York fun filled and memorable for both the little kids and big kids!

Prior to your arrival our Guest Relations Team will reach out to you to gather any details you would like to share, to ensure our team is dedicated to personalizing every aspect of a guest’s stay from unspoken preferences to unexpected surprises, going above-and-beyond at every turn to make sure each stay is unforgettable

ROOMS & SUITES
A chic refuge in a lively city, The Lowell’s luxury accommodation in NYC invites guests to make the hotel their home away from home.

Inspired by designer Michael Smith’s timeless residential style, 47 individually-appointed suites and 27 deluxe rooms are graced with the coveted luxuries of a private New York apartment from original wood-burning fireplaces and gourmet kitchens to beautiful terraces with iconic views of Manhattan.

PENTHOUSE SUITE
Remarkable in every way, designer Michael Smith has meticulously created New York’s chicest two or three bedroom penthouse apartment. An authentic pied-à-terre inspired by the iconic townhouses of which it overlooks, the three-bedroom nyc penthouse suite is a refined blend of European classicism and American modernism.

Connoisseurs of fine living revel in this New York Penthouse sumptuous wood-burning fireplaces, four private terraces overlooking upper Manhattan and a gourmet kitchen connecting to a bright dining conservatory perfect for entertaining.

Lovingly collected art and antiques, custom furniture, hand-painted DeGournay wallpaper and exquisite Selene marble baths featuring deep soaking tubs delight guests with the impeccable comforts of home.

SPECIALITY SUITES
Five chic Specialty Suites are individually designed with hand-picked furnishings to resemble luxurious Manhattan apartments. Coveted for their corner locations on the hotel’s upper floors, these comfortable living spaces invite guests to linger longer by wood-burning fireplaces or host a dinner parties catered from the suite’s gourmet kitchen.

Several of these luxury Manhattan suites offer private terraces, while each one boasts spectacular city views.

LOWELL ONE BEDROOM SUITE
Elegance reigns supreme in these coveted one bedroom suites many offering, granite kitchens, wood burning fireplaces and many with private landscaped terraces offering sweeping views of Manhattan.

Spacious master bedrooms, marble baths with heated floors and deep soaking tubs, and separate living rooms are uniquely appointed with hand-picked decor from custom oriental rugs and antique silk-painted art pieces to mirrored Jewel Box minibars or full kitchenettes.

DINING
Inspired by French artist Jacques Majorelle’s famously beguiling La Ville Rose home and gardens in Marrakesh, The Lowell’s Upper East Side restaurant and bar has created a gastronomic oasis and breathtaking botanical garden helmed by revered restaurateur Charles Masson, where timeless classics serve modern tastes and every detail reveals the stroke of an artist.

MAJORELLE RESTAURANT 
Celebrated restaurateur Charles Masson and his creative culinary team, under the leadership of Chef Emmanuel Niess, crafted a menu of French classics with Mediterranean influences from the Riviera to Morocco.

Seasonal ingredients and wine pairings change in tempo with the flowering botanical oasis in the Garden, which offers outdoor seating year round. Guests enjoy light lunches and relaxing dinners in an airy dining room filled with sunlight, laughter and clinking glasses of champagne.

As comfortable as it is luxurious, Majorelle is more than a restaurant, it’s a welcoming maison where guests are always made to feel at home.

JACQUESE BAR
At Jacques Bar, perfectly executed cocktails are mixed by skilled bartenders who know exactly what guests will order as soon as they arrive. Friends gather at their usual table to sip Manhattan’s best martinis and add to the bars lively atmosphere, while a delicious menu of light fare and signature dishes made from seasonal ingredients is apropos for every occasion.

The service is as flawless as the design with velvet banquettes, light oak paneling, mosaic marble floors and antique mirrored ceilings that reflect unforgettable New York moments. All adding to make Jacques bar one of the best hotel bars NYC.

THE CLUB ROOM
One of the most beautiful club lounges in a New York hotel, The Club Room is a sumptuous hideaway for hotel guests with quiet corners to unwind. Parquet floors, elaborate crown molding and a library of curated vintage books create a warm and welcoming Upper East Side lounge with gracious hospitality.

Deep sofas and wingback club chairs offer a comfortable place to enjoy a drink or meal overlooking the garden, socialize with friends or sip a nightcap in front of the fireplace. Whether alone or with company, guests relaxing in the Club Room never feel the rush to be anywhere else.

PEMBROKE ROOM
The lobby’s new grand marble staircase directly accesses one of New York’s best kept secrets. Nestled on the second floor, large French doors open onto a European-inspired salon where afternoon tea is a perfected art.

The sparkle of crystal, gleaming silver and polished service offer a discreet and refined setting for breakfast, weekend brunch, the hotel’s famous afternoon tea or private evening events. The Pembroke Room is the perfect Central Park dining choice.

THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
Set amid historic townhouses on East 63rd street between the iconic Madison and Park Avenues, The Lowell is immersed in Manhattan’s mecca of luxury. The world’s top international boutiques including Hermes, Chanel and Oscar de la Renta are located right around the corner.

Blocks away, luxury flagship stores line Fifth Avenue, while every shopper’s nirvana, the 3Bs – Bergdorf-Goodman, Barneys and Bloomingdale’s, are within walking distance. New York’s most beloved Central Park, is a short stroll from the hotel’s doorstep, offering quick entry to the park’s famous attractions including the zoo, Wollman skating rink and Sheep’s Meadow.

The hotel is situated among Museum Mile’s prestigious cultural institutions from The MET and Guggenheim to the MOMA and Frick Collection. Located in the heart of the Upper East Side, The Lowell connects guests to life in the neighborhood and provides unparalleled access to the city’s most celebrated landmarks beyond.

THE CENTRAL PARK
Central Park stretches 3 avenues wide from 59th street all the way up to 110th street. The park offers plenty of activities for all seasons: From April through November, one can row boats under Row Bridge on Central Park’s second largest water body.

Rent your row boats or gondolas tours at the Loeb Boathouse anytime between 10 am until dusk. Boats — which hold up to 4 people — are $15 per hour (cash only), $4 for each additional 15min with a $20 cash deposit.

Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Additionally, classic Venetian gondola tours can be reserved for $45 per half hour. The boats hold up to 6 people. Enter the park on 72nd and 5th and follow the path to the boathouse.

One can also enjoy a relaxing picnic on The Great Lawn, located mid-park between 79th and 85th street or on the steps at the Bethesda Terrace, located mid-park on 72nd street.

If you’re looking to go on a run, the Jacqueline Kennedy reservoir has a 1.58 mile running path with a beautiful view of the water and NYC’s cityscapes, located between 86th and 96th street and 5th.

Another running option is the wide, most flat, dirt Bridle Path, which circles just below the reservoir’s main path. Start your run by entering the park on 90th street and 5th avenue, which will put you right on the path for a 2.5 mile run.

From visiting a tropical rainforest with rare birds to an icy antarctic to view penguins, Central Park Zoo offers a wide range of activities and events to interact with animals. It’s a great place to visit with kids, as well as a fun experience for adults.

THE GUGGENHEIM 
The Solomon R. Guggenheim offers a wide selection of modern and contemporary art, featuring artists from the 19th century through the present. The museum offers special exhibitions, lecture by artists and critics, film screenings, classes for both teens and adults, and daily gallery tours.

Make your way up the grand spiral that rises towards the dome above and experience the Guggenheim’s exhibitions at your own pace. The museum is located in a modernist building on 89th street and 5th avenue, a 30 min walk or 12 min car ride from The Lowell Hotel.

THE FRICK
The Frick, located at Henry Frick’s 18th century, french styled home, features his famous art collection. The exhibit has has paintings and sculptures from some of the world’s most renowned artists, such as Billini, Titian, Vermeer, Whistler, Goya and more.

The Frick also offers various educational programs through lectures by museum educators and curators, music and dance performances, courses and conversations, drawing programs etc. The exhibit is on 70th between madison and 5th avenue, a 10 min walk or 6 min drive from the Lowell Hotel.

THE MET FIFTH AVENUE
Through its exhibits and events, The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The MET) explores all cultures through 5,000 years of artwork. The museum is sectioned into 3 sites: The MET Fifth Avenue, The MET Breuer, and The MET Cloisters.

Each month, The MET offers hundreds of events and programs through lectures, films, tours, performances, family activities etc. The MET is one of the most visited museums in the world, and the largest museum in the United States.

From European paintings, sculptures and drawings to armor and weapons from Europe, the Middle East, Asia and America, the MET Fifth Avenue introduces an abundance of art in 17 curatorial departments. The entrance is on 86th street and 5th avenue, a 20min walk or 10 min car ride from the Lowell Hotel.

BLOOMINGDALES, BARNEYS & BERGDORF GOODMAN 
Bloomingdale’s, Barney’s, and Bergdorf Goodman — also known as “the three B’s” — are three main department stores in New York City. Bloomingdales sells both mid-priced products and high-end designer brands.

The store has a range of cafes and restaurants to choose from: 40 carrots (frozen yogurt, fresh juices and smoothies), Magnolia Bakery (cupcakes), David Burke, and Le Train Bleu. Bloomingdales is located on 59th street and lexington, which is an 8min walk from the Lowell Hotel.

Barney’s primarily sells luxury designer brands. It has both a relaxing cafe, Genes, which offers salads, sandwiches, juices, and coffee, and a high-end restaurant on the top floor, Fred’s. Barney’s is located on 61st street and madison, which is a 4min walk from the Lowell Hotel.

Bergdorf Goodman also primarily sells luxury designer brands. Its high-end restaurant, BG Restaurant, has a beautiful view of Central Park. Bergdorf Goodman is located on 58th street and 5th, which is a 7min walk from the Lowell Hotel.

ST. PATRICK’S CATHEDRAL
This church does not only attract those of the Catholic faith: its 13th-century gothic style and artful stain glass windows attract more than 5 million people of different nationalities and faiths a year. In a prominent part of NYC, the St. Patrick’s Cathedral is found on 51st street and 5th avenue.

The church offers daily mass and devotions: Mass is open at 7:00am, 7:30am, 8:00am, 12:00pm, 12:30pm, 1:00pm and 5:30pm on Monday-Friday; 8:00am and 12:00pm on Saturday; 7:00am, 9:00am, and 5:30pm on Sunday. Their monthly calendar can be found on their website for more details.

Rooms: 74

Price: from 998 EUR per night

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Since opening in 1927, The Sherry-Netherland in New York City has attracted society’s elite with its five-star service and high-end accommodations. Today, it remains the luxury hotel of choice for Manhattan business and political leaders as well as world travelers. On the corner of Fifth and 59th at the entrance to Central Park, and steps away from both Madison Avenue and Fifth Avenue shopping, it simply can’t be beaten.

Today, this cherished boutique hotel in New York City continues to sparkle with a luster undiminished by the passage of time. It is – in short – a classic. Discover its exquisite architecture and appointments – from authentic Vanderbilt-mansion friezes to hand-loomed French carpets, from marble mosaic floors to custom–made crystal chandeliers. Savor luxury service and superb amenities at our Manhattan boutique hotel.

PARK VIEW SUITES
After spending the day touring this exciting city, guests at The Sherry-Netherland are always eager to return to a peaceful Park View Suite. The Sherry’s European flair for service complements these tastefully appointed accommodations.

CITY VIEW SUITES
Welcome to the suite life in New York City, where The Sherry-Netherland presents some of the finest Fifth Avenue hotel suites with the most desirable views, overlooking Fifth Avenue, Central Park and New York City. The Sherry’s legendary European-style service completes guests’ luxury experience.

INTERIOR SUITES
After spending the day touring this exciting city, guests at The Sherry-Netherland are always eager to return to a peaceful Interior Suite. The Sherry’s European flair for service complements these tastefully appointed accommodations.

HARRY CIPRIANI NEW YORK 
This fashionable restaurant is almost an exact duplicate of the original Harry’s Bar in Venice. Harry Cipriani, One of the Most Colorful Central Park Restaurants. Located off the lobby of The Sherry-Netherland, this cherished Central Park fixture is a near duplicate of the famed Harry’s Bar in Venice.

The stylish and informal restaurant serves classic Venetian food and Cipriani’s signature Bellini cocktail. As much a social scene as a restaurant, forever teeming with unmistakable Fifth Avenue energy, there is no better place for a leisurely breakfast, lunch or dinner.

In addition to room service for the hotel, Harry Cipriani also offers 20% off all food and beverage to Sherry guests dining in the restaurant. “We’re at The Sherry” has been an expression of privilege since the hotel opened in 1927. Savor The Sherry’s unsurpassed Central Park lifestyle with visit to Harry Cipriani, our acclaimed restaurant.

CHOCHENG
CHOCHENG at The Sherry-Netherland is the designer womenswear label’s new flagship store. Designer Cho Cho Cheng studied at Parsons School of Design and learned traditional British tailoring during an apprenticeship in Savile Row, London.

Having studied at the Parsons School of Design in New York, CHOCHENG’s first store opened in 2010 on Madison Avenue. In Spring 2019, the brand opened its flagship store along Fifth Avenue, next to The Sherry. CHOCHENG is known for its immaculate garments sustainably produced in London and Italy.

With environmental conservation in mind, each CHOCHENG garment is designed and hand-sewn using 100% natural and cruelty-free materials. Designer Cho Cho Cheng is more than familiar with traditional British tailoring having apprenticed in London. These techniques can be seen throughout the brand’s modern designs.

When staying at our luxury boutique hotel, browse the Fifth Avenue flagship store and find a new look for any occasion or New York City outing. Discover CHOCHENG’s newest collections unveiled during New York Fashion Week and shop for knits, dresses, blouses, handbags and more.

DELVAUX
Delvaux at The Sherry-Netherland is known for its high-quality, luxury leather goods. The Belgian brand was founded in 1829 and is the oldest fine leather goods house in the world.

Founded by Charles Delvaux in 1829, the Belgian brand is the oldest luxury leather goods house in the world. Rich in history, Delvaux filed patents for handbags in 1908 and is often considered the inventor of the modern handbag.

Each luxury good is handmade by skilled leather artisans in Belgium and France. Since the brand’s inception, more than 3,000 handbags have been designed and are catalogued in Delvaux’s Livre d’Or, also known as the Golden Book.

As the brand’s first store in the United States, Delvaux selected its iconic location on Fifth Avenue in 2019. Located inside The Sherry, the store’s elegant design reflects its New York City space, featuring rich velvet seating, marble walls and gold accents.

Guests of our Fifth Avenue hotel and patrons can shop for the highest quality leather handbags, travel bags, wallets and more. A range of high-end styles and colors from green crocodile handbags to modern leather briefcases will please every taste.

EMILE SALON
When it comes to Fifth Avenue style, The Sherry-Netherland delivers more than just clothing, accessories and jewelry. Male patrons leave feeling stylishly groomed, all thanks to the Emile Salon, a classic New York barbershop.

BEST NEW YORK ATTRACTIONS
While staying at The Sherry-Netherland, you’ll enjoy effortless access to some of the best NYC attractions. From world-class museums, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, to stirring performances, such as the New York Philharmonic, plus a trip to the nearby Rockefeller Center, there are plenty of things to do in New York City.

Surrounded by New York City shopping, steps away from Central Park and in the presence of Manhattan’s finest restaurants, The Sherry-Netherland’s Fifth Avenue location makes this luxury hotel an enviable retreat in an urban oasis. Get your shopping fix at Bloomingdale’s, visit Grand Army Plaza and dine at a Central Park restaurant, all before retiring for the night.

THE CENTRAL PARK
Central Park is so much more than a green rectangle in the center of a New York City map. It’s more than an oasis of lovely 19th-century landscaping that offers a respite from 21st-century urban life. For native New Yorkers, Central Park is the hub of the universe. And for New Yorkers and visitors alike, the nation’s first urban park, now a National Historic Landmark, remains America’s most popular.

From the drawing board of Frederick Law Olmsted, celebrated as the father of American landscape architecture, comes this collection of captivating pavilions, memorials, monuments, statues, bridges, arches, gates, floral gardens, lakes, a vintage carousel, a miniature castle, a 3,500-year-old Egyptian obelisk, and the Central Park Zoo. Central Park salutes Manhattan’s rich cultural heritage as home to the Metropolitan Museum of Art

You may wish to entertain suggestions of highlights for things to do in Central Park, since its 843 acres (considerably larger than the entire Principality of Monaco!) is well beyond a day’s undertaking, even for regular visitors.

Could there be a more welcoming time of year for exploring every corner of this leafy oasis in bloom? Guests of The Sherry-Netherland can simply cross Fifth Avenue to enter Central Park at its southeast border near 59th Street and wander to their heart’s content.

Or, download The Central Park App for a celebrity-narrated audio guide featuring storytelling from three dozen famous fans of Central Park. Hear about the Strawberry Fields memorial to John Lennon from Yoko Ono, all about the tennis courts from John McEnroe, visit the Alice in Wonderland statue with Whoopi Goldberg and learn about the Delacorte Theater from Anne Hathaway.

Alternatively, climb aboard a horse-drawn carriage ride for a taste of old-time New York, hail a pedicab, or rent a blue Citi Bike to pedal across the park under your own steam. Official walking tours with Central Park Conservancy guides step out twice a day at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. for a selection of free and ticketed 90-minute options such as, “Iconic Views,” and “Heart of the Park.”

Wander toward the entrance to the Central Park Zoo and Tisch Children’s Zoo, operated by the Wildlife Conservation Society, at 64th Street and Fifth Avenue. Just beyond the zoo, 57 magnificent painted horses are ready to take kids for a spin on a 1908 restored carousel playing calliope tunes.

Mid-park, a promenade of rare American elms line The Mall, where some will pause on a bench in a designated quiet zone dedicated to John Lennon. “Imagine” is a large in-ground mosaic at Strawberry Fields on the West Side near 72nd Street, near the former home of the singer, songwriter and peace activist.

Couples, friends, and families are attracted to Central Park Lake for rowboat rentals or a gondola ride. At Loeb Boathouse, have a bite or enjoy a drink in the picturesque setting enhanced by pretty weeping willows and Japanese cherry trees in bloom.

For generations, the Parisian-inspired ornamental pond known as Conservatory Water has been the favored spot for story-telling, climbing sculptures and launching model boats under sail.

METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART
One of the world’s finest museums is located on the eastern edge of Central Park at Fifth Avenue and 82nd Street, just 1.2 miles from The Sherry-Netherland. Best described in a string of superlatives, America’s largest art museum is among the most visited on earth, with 2 million artifacts permanently on display in 17 curatorial departments.

Scope out your targets at The Met, as hours can fly by while contemplating the canvas swirls in Van Gogh’s “Starry Night” or elaborate carvings and hieroglyphs at the Temple of Dendur. To hear your choice of 3,000 stories told by curators, you can download a free audio guide app or rent a headset.

If your visit takes place between May and October, The Roof Garden Café and Martini Bar is open, where a New York Times art critic writes “breathtaking, panoramic views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline” are so compelling that they can distract from the wonderful art and sculpture on display.

THE FRICK MUSEUM
A former New York City mansion that is one of the preeminent small art museums in the country, the Frick Museum is an art lovers’ hidden gem, located just half a mile from The Sherry-Netherland.

This New York art museum houses the Frick Collection — 1,100-plus works that span the Renaissance to the late 19th century, including paintings from Old Masters, such as Vermeer, Goya, Whistler, Rembrandt and El Greco.

The Henry Clay Frick Museum, itself, is a historical monument to one of America’s greatest art collectors — Pittsburgh industrialist Henry Clay Frick.

After making millions in coke and steel, Henry Clay Frick became an avid art collector, amassing a treasure trove of paintings, sculpture, decorative arts and 18th century French furniture in his New York City mansion.

Following his wife’s death, his will stipulated that his Fifth Avenue home be turned into a museum to showcase his impressive collection. The museum is one of New York City’s few remaining Gilded Age mansions to still grace the city. Visitors may recognize one of the famous paintings showcased in the mansion, Hans Holbein’s portrait of Sir Thomas More, in the Living Hall.

Visitors will find other things to admire at the Henry Clay Frick house, such as the pipes of a 1914 Aeolian organ at the top of the main staircase in the East Hall (the main organ itself is in the East Vestibule), along with the grand magnolia trees in the Fifth Avenue garden.

Enjoy the columns and greenery in the Garden Court designed by John Russell Pope, who later designed the West Building at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.

BARNEYS NEW YORK
A mecca for discerning fashionistas and clothing connoisseurs since 1923, Barneys New York is a Manhattan institution and an emporium of style. Just a 4-minute walk from The Sherry-Netherland, Barneys’ flagship store is located in a 22-story Madison Avenue building, with 14 floors of offices above the store.

Barneys’ lobby makes a statement all on its own, featuring a marble mosaic, gold-leaf ceiling and lacquered walls for the ultimate in sophisticated ambiance.
Barneys, an A-Z of fashion greats

A fashion benchmark since its 1923 beginnings, Barneys features an impressive list of designers that resembles something like an A-Z of fashion greats. The upscale retailer boasts its own exclusive labels like Burberry XO Barneys New York, and adds trendy home favorites to its lineup.

The Sherry-Netherland guest will appreciate Barneys’ Tech & Travel selection for “style to go,” while Barneys’ Books & Games department provides souvenirs for family at home. Sarah Jessica Parker once told Vanity Fair, “If you’re a nice person and you work hard, you get to go shopping at Barneys. It’s the decadent reward.”

Pair that with lunch at Freds, a ninth-floor perch where Freds scoffs at the idea of the department store eatery with Italian-inspired, contemporary-American dishes. (Speaking of celebrities, Barneys offers The Window, Insider Fashion Access on its website, giving shopping enthusiasts a look at the New York fashion scene.)

MIDTOWN MANHATTAN
Of all the many faces and places of New York City’s five boroughs, it’s Midtown Manhattan’s soaring towers, glittering skyline, yellow taxis, bright lights and electric pace that first come to mind.

This is the core of The Big Apple’s must-see magnets; the neighborhood of famous landmarks like Rockefeller Center, Times Square, Broadway theaters, the Museum of Modern Art, Carnegie Hall, Fifth Avenue shopping, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, United Nations, Central Park Zoo, the Empire State Building.

Geographically, the northern border of Midtown Manhattan touches uptown at 59th Street (Grand Army Plaza, Central Park) — just steps from the front door of The Sherry-Netherland — and the southern border is typically considered to be 34th Street, about 1.3 miles in the direction of downtown.

Midtown spans the whole of Manhattan Island, bounded by the East River and the Hudson River to its west, about 2 miles. Using The Sherry-Netherland as home base, midtown is a surprisingly easy grid to get around on foot, even for first-timers.

Sequentially numbered streets run east and west, sliced by avenues cutting north and south, making the midtown map a matter of straightforward math. More importantly, it’s the emotional pull, the high energy and the vibrant pulse that make Midtown Manhattan the de facto center of the universe.

When you don’t care to walk, watch the doorman at The Sherry perform cab miracles. Try it yourself; just choose a corner and raise your hand. Whistling is allowed. Alternatively, take a crosstown bus on 57th Street, or ride uptown on Madison Avenue and downtown on Fifth Avenue. Under your feet, the world’s largest rapid transit system is ready to take you anywhere in a flash, 24 hours a day.

Change your perspective from land to water, admiring magnificent views of midtown’s landmarks from aboard a Circle Line cruise around the island. Swap land for sky to get a bird’s eye view of midtown from the quarter-mile-high Empire State Building.

See forever by day or watch the setting sun reflected off thousands of skyscraper windows, etching an illuminated NYC skyline to surround your 102nd floor vantage point. At Rockefeller Center, the Observation Deck at Top of the Rock offers the best skyline view to include the Empire State and Chrysler Building.

Midtown Manhattan has long captured the attention of lyricists and performing artists. We were given a look at a sophisticated “Uptown Girl” in Billy Joel’s video with Christie Brinkley. And everybody understands the essence of “Downtown” as described in Petula Clark’s #1 pop hit of the Sixties.

On Broadway in 1944, the musical “On the Town” starred three visiting sailors touring the city, dancing and singing “New York, New York, it’s a helluva town / The Bronx is up and the Battery’s down.”

The popular 1890’s “East SIde, West Side” vaudeville waltz salutes “The Sidewalks of New York” as performed by a range of talent from barbershop quartets to The Grateful Dead.

Most of all, “New York, New York,” is the quintessential soundtrack to celebrate the city that doesn’t sleep. Frank Sinatra’s signature tune in which his “vagabond shoes are longing to stray, right through the very heart of it, New York, New York” is certainly a fine tribute to the unparalleled delights of Midtown Manhattan.

NEW YORK FASHION WEEK
If you love fashion, the ever-so-elegant Sherry-Netherland is the ideal place to stay during New York Fashion Week. The Sherry-Netherland’s Fifth Avenue address places the hotel close to New York Fashion Week’s two new venues, Skylight at Moynihan Station, a cab ride away in the Garment District, and Skylight at Fashion Square, in the trendy SoHo neighborhood.

During this event, glimpse designs with an invitation to a fashion show, or enjoy some street fashion as you window shop during your Manhattan shopping exploits.

FIFTH AVENURE SHOPPING
Steps away from Central Park, the hotel is surrounded by New York City shopping. For instance, Barneys New York is just a 4-minute walk from The Sherry-Netherland. The 22-story flagship store has been a New York shopping icon since 1923.

Near Barneys, guests at The Sherry will find more shopping on Madison Avenue, home to one of the world’s premier shopping districts — a mile-and-a-half stretch of shopping, featuring 150 luxury designer clothing boutiques.

For more shopping, set out for Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale’s and the Garment District, all within enviable distance of The Sherry-Netherland. With so much nearby shopping, you’ll want to make sure you bring an extra suitcase.

NEW YORK MUSEUMS
Manhattan is home to many of the world’s top-notch museums, institutions that are highly acclaimed in all four corners of the globe. We’re sharing some insider tips about the best museums in NYC that will make your next visit all the more enjoyable. Read on…

Browse the collections of seven museums in one destination to save steps and combat museum fatigue. Fifth Avenue between 82nd and 105th Streets is officially dubbed Museum Mile for its string of fine art institutions with a Fifth Avenue address along the edge of Central Park.

From south to north, visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Neue Galerie, Guggenheim, Cooper Hewitt, Jewish Museum, Museum of the City of New York, and Museo del Barrio. Docent tours take place at intervals throughout the day.

Also on the Upper East Side, The Met Breuer was newly added to Manhattan’s must-see museum list in spring 2015. At the corner of Madison Avenue and 75th Street, The Met’s home for all things contemporary opened in the modernist building vacated by the Whitney Museum of American Art.

One ticket allows same day admission to The Met, the Cloisters and the Breuer (closed Mondays.) Meanwhile, the New Whitney holds forth in a Renzo Piano-designed building at the foot of The High Line, a bold one-of-a-kind urban railway open space in the downtown Meatpacking District.

TITANOSAUR
Dinosaurs and planets seem to be a magnet for kids. At West 79th Street and Central Park West, the American Museum of Natural History and Hayden Planetarium has both. However, it could take a lifetime to view all 32 million specimens and artifacts in one of the world’s largest museums.

So, download the museum’s iPhone App called “Dinosaurs,” if your aspiring paleontologist wants the inside scoop on all the fossils. Including Titanosaur, the newest exhibit of a recently discovered, massive 122-foot-long dinosaur.

MOFAD (MUSEUM OF FOOD & DRINK)
Foodies can always head to Brooklyn’s MOFAD, the Museum of Food and Drink, to learn more about the art of the meal. Alternatively, choose an eatery at one of the city’s top museums.

Enjoy Latin American cuisine at El Café in El Museum del Barrio, sausages, and a pretzel to accompany Klimt masterpieces at the Neue Galerie’s Café Sabarsky, a refined dining room at the Morgan Library & Museum, the outdoor cocktail bar with spectacular skyline views on the rooftop of The Met. At MoMA. The Modern is a one-star Michelin restaurant, in addition to a pair of cafés.

EMPORIUM SHOPPING
Whether your tastes run to wearable art, handsome artifacts, or coffee table art books, you’ll find out of the ordinary items in New York City museum shops. You could pick up a pair of Louis Comfort Tiffany-inspired earrings with a peacock feather motif from The Met Store.

Or, enhance your bookshelf at home with a Brancusi reproduction sculpture of The Muse purchased at the Guggenheim New York. Some might choose a timeless signature watch from the collection at The MoMA Store, which is positively crammed with cool, cutting-edge modern design, from Andy Warhol posters to watermelon knives.

Bestsellers include an inexpensive box of notecards featuring four vivid bouquets — sunflowers, chrysanthemums, irises, and oleanders — reproduced from The Met’s permanent collection by artists Van Gogh and Monet. Do talk to our concierge about more insider tips on visiting New York City’s stellar museum lineup, with lots to see in all five boroughs.

THE CONCIERGE 
Our concierge at The Sherry-Netherland has created a list of best suggestions for your romantic couples weekend in Manhattan. We can’t help but agree with Dean Martin, Louis Armstrong, Billie Holliday, Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett and a host of great vocalists, “What do I care if icicles form, I’ve got my love to keep me warm…”

The Sherry-Netherland specials offers feature New York City couples vacation packages—cozy and perfect for a winter stay. Choose from the New York Experience for special rates on stays of four nights or more, or the Picnic Package to enjoy a luxurious winter picnic in Central Park. Settle into a gorgeous hotel apartment suite and unwind from your travels before hitting the town armed with 10 of the best romantic date ideas.

• Empire State Building – “Sleepless in Seattle” and “King Kong” fans will find romance at the iconic Empire State Building’s 86th floor observation deck, a popular place for making romantic movies and popping the question. On Thursday through Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., a saxophonist entertains and takes requests. Late night owls can catch the last elevator up at 1:15 a.m., 365 days a year.
• Top of the Rock – A sweeping cityscape view from the 70th floor of 30 Rockefeller Plaza is especially stunning in the hush of new-fallen snow. Dress warmly for the most beautiful view of New York City from above the Channel Garden of trumpeting angels leading to the ice skating rink and the annual lighting of the Christmas tree.
• The Rainbow Room – If you’d rather dress up then bundle up, go for dinner and dancing on the rotating parquet floor under the chandeliers at The Rainbow Room, a quintessentially elegant New York City spot on the 65th floor of 30 Rock. A live band plays the classics on Sunday and Monday evenings, and the Sunday brunch spread is an event as memorable as the views through curtains of real crystal drops.
• Wollman Rink, Central Park – Skyline scenery, skating, and selfies make a nice combination for an outdoor date in Central Park. Open late-October through April, it’s just inside the south entrance of West 59th Street and Sixth Avenue, with skate rentals available. If you’re feeling unsteady, ice skating is always a good excuse for hanging onto one another.
• Horse and Carriage Rides, Central Park – Climb in and snuggle under a woolly blanket on a horse-drawn luxury carriage ride through the winding trails of Central Park, originally designed with horses in mind. A spin around the park can take anywhere from 15 to 60 minutes. Do inform the driver if you’ll need an additional 15 minutes to exit the carriage for a marriage proposal; they’re quite accustomed to that special request.
• Bow Bridge, Central Park – Classically beautiful, the graceful Bow Bridge over Central Park Lake is dreamy in any season. Located mid-park at 74th Street, it attracts lovers (like Streisand and Redford in “The Way We Were”) to stroll the 60-foot span offering magical views, enhanced by the peacefulness of falling snow. Warm up with hot chocolate and a New York cheesecake in the beautiful park setting of Tavern on the Green.
• The River Café – Take in a different view from under the bridge at Brooklyn’s famed waterside eatery. Since 1977, The River Café was frequently voted as the most romantic restaurant in NYC. Start with oysters or caviar, be wowed by chef’s six-course tasting menu. Surprise your date with the signature dessert, a chocolate marquise Brooklyn Bridge, shaped like the historic landmark.
• Harry Cipriani, Plus a Show – It’s hard to beat a romantic dinner for two plus top tickets to a Tony Award-winning Broadway show. Take the elevator to your window table at Harry Cipriani, adjacent to The Sherry-Netherland’s lobby on Fifth Avenue. The stylish restaurant serves classic Venetian food and Cipriani’s signature Bellini cocktail. Around the holidays, The New York City Ballet’s Nutcracker and Radio City Music Hall’s Christmas Spectacular are also within a short walk of The Sherry.
• One If by Land, Two If by Sea – If you’ve snagged theater tickets to “Hamilton,” you’ll know more about Thomas Jefferson’s veep, Aaron Burr. In his actual landmark 18th century carriage house in the West Village, is one of America’s most intimate dining settings, complete with fresh roses and candles, a favorite spot for couples. Toast one another with a Coupe d’Amour cocktail before indulging in romance-inspiring dishes such as oysters, beef Wellington, and crème brûlée.
• Chez Josephine – Hit the high notes on a romantic date night by choosing a late-night piano bar in the theater district where the kitchen remains open until 1 a.m. Named for music hall entertainer and actress Josephine Baker, Chez Josephine’s décor is old-style Parisian boudoir-meets-bistro. Perhaps a serenade to love is in order? “You make me feel so young. You make me feel there are songs to be sung, bells to be rung, and a wonderful fling to be flung.” – Frank Sinatra. For one of your best weekend getaways ever, reserve your dates for a Sherry vacation package.

Rooms: 50

Price: from 633 EUR per night

Source: www.sherrynetherland.com

The Mercer is Soho’s foremost luxury hotel, offering 74 guest rooms on six floors of a landmark Romanesque revival building in one of New York’s most exclusive neighborhoods. The first hotel to offer an authentic taste of loft living, The Mercer is both home and hotel.

Sister hotel to Hollywood’s Chateau Marmont, The Mercer bespeaks elegance, subtlety and intimacy. An all-encompassing philosophy of distinction extends to every detail. At The Mercer, we regard every staff member as our guests’ personal concierge and the front desk as their private secretary-an impeccable level of service that only a small luxury hotel can provide.

ROOMS & SUITES
The Mercer’s 74 loft-like rooms and suites all have the seductive qualities of high ceilings, large windows that open and abundant natural light.Renowned interior designer Christian Liaigre has created soothing modernist interiors emphasizing comfort, harmonized proportions and calming, subtle color palettes.

The exceptionally spacious bathrooms enhance the loft experience, the majority featuring oversized marble bathtubs that fit two people or more. All rooms include complimentary wireless internet access, sumptuous bedding with 400 thread count Egyptian cotton sheets, HD televisions and a wide range of thoughtful amenities that cater to every need

KITCHEN
The Mercer Kitchen, located on two levels of The Mercer, is an open, inviting and informal 200 seat restaurant with world renowned chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten at the helm. The atmosphere of dining in a casual family kitchen is created by communal dining tables and a spacious open kitchen plan.

The Mercer Kitchen is comprised of a 40 seat street-level cafe adjacent to the hotel lobby, and a 160 seat lower level main dining room that lies beneath Soho’s signature cast iron and glass sidewalks, with original brick walls, rich wenge-wood furnishings, banquettes and bar area seating.

GUEST SERVICES

• Room service and lobby from the Mercer Kitchen
• 24-hour concierge service
• Choice of daily newspapers delivery on request
• Packing and unpacking service
• Same day laundry, dry cleaning, pressing, and complimentary shoeshine service
• Dog walking services
• Complimentary day passes available to the neighborhood gym
• Private trainers, massage therapists, in-room beauty treatments, yoga, and pilates sessions by arrangement
• Coffee or tea presentations upon request
• Daily / Nightly turndown service

Rooms: 74

Price: from 631 EUR per night

Source: www.mercerhotel.com

Welcome to The Broome. We are thrilled to announce we are now re-open! We’ve worked hard during this time to ensure the utmost safety for all our future guests. The Broome is a small, boutique hotel meaning your stay with us will be safe, and secure.

We’ve rolled out stringent new cleaning measures which you can read about here. We’ve also rolled out new flexible cancellation options for you when you book, so you can book a stay with us without stress. As a truly boutique SoHo residence, we are honored to be your home away from home in New York City – but we are also so much more.

Think of us a private hideaway, offering you exclusive access to an open-air Moroccan-tiled courtyard; a complimentary farm-to-table breakfast each morning; and quiet, upscale rooms that feel more like a Parisian guesthouse.

Immerse yourself in our landmark building’s rich history, from its construction in the Federal Revivalist style in 1825, to its use as the home of a graffiti artist commune in the 1980s, to its complete revitalization for out-of-town guests by our ownership.

And find yourself in good company, nestled in the heart of a SoHo neighborhood that is surrounded by the loft residences and studios of hundreds of artists, fashion designers, and other creatives. Relax as we go the extra mile in order to ensure you have a memorable stay.

From warmly greeting you by name on a regular basis to providing multi-lingual assistance with travel arrangements, off-site meal reservations or any questions you may have 24/7, our city-savvy staff knows how to host without hovering. Let The Broome be your very own pied-à-terre. Your room is ready.

ROOMS & SUITES
At the corner of Crosby and Broome Streets you’ll find an anomaly: a quiet retreat from the hustle and bustle of NYC. In fact, our guests often compare The Broome’s 14 intimate accommodations to a tranquil oasis.

It’s not difficult to see why – distributed across five floors, these warm and inviting residences are centered around an open-air, Mediterranean-inspired courtyard.

Inside, each one is every bit as modern as our SoHo surroundings and comes complete with large soundproof windows designed to filter out neighborhood noise while welcoming in plenty of natural light.

Top-of-the-line furnishings by Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, Samsung Smart TVs and complimentary Internet access make any of our 13 unique rooms or single suite the perfect place to return after a long day of exploration.

Tivoli sound systems with Bluetooth connections provide the soundtrack for your stay, while locally curated snacks, drinks, and sweet treats beckon you to indulge in a little mini-bar therapy. When it’s time to turn in, Sealy plush-top mattresses and Bellino sheets ensure an easy sleep. This is your stay at The Broome.

PENTHOUSE WITH PRIVATE TERRACE
Filled with personality, this 320-square-foot suite features a private 350-square-foot terrace and a 30-square-foot balcony. Inside, you’ll find a Queen Bed, ergonomic sofa and chair, and a mini-bar curated with locally sourced treats. Citiquiet Soundproof windows, individual air conditioning and private baths with Bio Beauty products ensure a relaxing, comfortable stay.

DELUXE JUNIOR SUITE
This 300-square-foot suite overlooking Broome Street features a Queen Bed, ergonomic sofa and chair, and a mini-bar curated with locally sourced treats. Citiquiet Soundproof windows, individual air conditioning and private baths with Bio Beauty products ensure a relaxing, comfortable stay.

DELUXE QUEEN RETREAT
This 250-square-foot room situated at the back of the hotel blocks out the sounds from the streets of New York and overlooks our private patio.

The room features a Queen Bed, work desk with ergonomic chair, and a mini-bar curated with locally sourced treats. Citiquiet Soundproof windows, individual air conditioning and private baths with Bio Beauty products ensure a relaxing, comfortable stay.

THE CAFE’
Awaken To A Parisian-Style Breakfast Here In SoHo. As a guest of The Broome, you and your companions will be treated to a wholesome farm-to-table breakfast each morning as part of your stay experience. Simply head downstairs to the cheerful Parisian-style Broome Café and open-air courtyard on the ground floor to enjoy an organic and locally sourced buffet.

AMENITIES
Befitting its Parisian-style aesthetic, The Broome merges the eclectic ambiance and character of a private guesthouse with the personalized service and amenities of a boutique hotel. In our rooms and throughout the property, guests are presented with quiet, welcoming spaces to relax, collaborate or socialize.

Delightful common areas are adorned with a diverse selection of art from the owners’ private collections, including pieces by Kito Mbiango, Menelo Sete, Varrack Arslanian, Jeannie Weissglass, and Chaz Guest.

Amidst original Basquiats and Keith Harings, guests can unwind with a newspaper and freshly ground coffee, lounge in the open-air courtyard or hold a business meeting in the private conference room. Let The Broome Café transport you from SoHo to provincial France each morning, complete with a vintage coffee bar and book collection.

Our guests enjoy a complimentary farm-to-table breakfast highlighted by milk and yogurt from Rhonnybrook Farms, Balthazar Bakery breads and pastries, fresh-squeezed orange juice, and made-to-order egg dishes.

SOHO NYC
The Broome is located in the historic SoHo neighborhood of New York City – a buzzing fashion & dining district – at the corner of two storied streets, Crosby and Broome. Inside SoHo’s landmark cast-iron buildings you will find artists’ lofts, design ateliers, and some of the finest dining in the city – all steps from our boutique accommodations.

Whether it’s your first time in the Big Apple or you’re a returning guest who thinks you’ve seen it all, we will happily serve as your personal local insiders. Start planning your NYC trip now by checking out some of the most popular things to do below and then ask for personalized recommendations when you arrive at The Broome.

MADISON SQUARE PARK
From the benches in this beautiful, tree-filled park, visitors enjoy commanding views of the city’s oldest and most eye-catching skyscrapers – the Flatiron Building, the Metropolitan Life Insurance Tower, the New York Life Insurance Building and the Empire State Building. Distance from hotel: Subway: 13 min

CENTRAL PARK
The place where New Yorkers and visitors go for a little greenery, Central Park features 843 acres of winding walking paths, scenic lakes, ponds and open meadows. No matter how many people are visiting the park, you can always find a spot to picnic, snooze or just enjoy the scenery. Distance from hotel: Drive: 19 min. / Subway: 26 min

THE HIGH LINE
What used to be an elevated railroad track carrying freight trains from Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District to West 34th Street is now a scenic urban sanctuary from the bustle of the city.

Featuring a landscaped trail dotted with plants, curving walkways, picnic tables and benches, public art installations, and views of the Hudson River and the Manhattan skyline, the High Line is one of the most popular parks in NYC. Distance from hotel: Drive: 14 min. / Walk: 32 min

WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART
Housed in a stunning Renzo Piano-designed building in the Meatpacking District, The Whitney is celebrated for its audacious works of 20th and 21st century postwar and contemporary American artists, such as Jackson Pollock, Jim Dine, Jasper Johns, Mark Rothko, Chuck Close, Cindy Sherman and Roy Lichtenstein. Distance from hotel: Walk: 30 min. / Subway: 22 min. / Drive: 11 min

TENEMENT MUSEUM
Within this partially restored tenement building that housed nearly 7,000 working class immigrants in the mid-1800s, visitors learn about the struggles of the Lower East Side’s earliest émigrés. Guided tours, which are limited to 15 people and the only way to access the museum, range from a re-creation of immigrant apartments and shops to a tenement backyard and several street level businesses. Distance from hotel: Walk: 12 min

MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (MoMA)
In addition to masterpieces like Picasso’s Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, Van Gogh’s Starry Night and Barnett Newman’s Broken Obelisk, MoMA is known for its iconic architecture and stunning maze of glass walkways offering unique perspectives on its art and exhibits.

In between viewings enjoy a bite at Café 2 or Terrace 5, or dine at the upscale Modern. Summers are the perfect time for enjoying a cool gelato in the Sculpture Garden. Distance from hotel: Subway: 19 min

THE GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM
With its nautilus-inspired design by Frank Lloyd Wright, the Guggenheim is renowned among the 20th century’s greatest architectural masterpieces. Beneath its 96-foot glass dome, the circular ramp spirals down for a quarter mile past the works of Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Marc Chagall, Pablo Picasso, Robert Mapplethorpe and more. Distance from hotel: Subway: 30 min

THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM
The seemingly endless warren of corridors at The Met contains more than two million works of art spanning 5,000 years, which means you could spend days here without seeing everything.

Exhibits and attractions range from the Egyptian-inspired Temple of Dendur and the New American Wing to 15 visually stunning Islamic Galleries and a European-style plaza with programmable fountains, splendid lighting, tranquil landscaping and a row of large parasols for shade. Distance from hotel: Subway: 31 min

9/11 MEMORIAL
Dedicated to the people who lost their lives during the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, this memorial’s centerpieces are the two recessed, 30-foot waterfalls sitting on the footprint where the Twin Towers once stood. Distance from hotel: Walk: 24 min. / Drive: 13 min

NEW YORK SHOPPING TOUR
Shopping tours customized for you by a fashion pro who can help you find what is right for you. Discover all the best stores and hidden gems in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Experience NY like a New Yorker.

The custom itinerary lets you enjoy shopping stress free, no apps and no maps, taking you and friends and family to the most unique luxe and uber-cool designer shops, indie and streetwear, vintage, amazing design, food and lifestyle stores, as well as the best men’s and children’s stores.

THE WOOLWORTH BUILDING
The world’s tallest building until 1930, this landmark is home to an ornate stained-glass skylight and two famous sculptures: one that represents an elderly F. W. Woolworth counting his nickels and dimes and another depicting the building’s architect, Cass Gilbert, cradling a model of his creation in his arms. Distance from hotel: Walk: 20 min. / Subway: 10 min

STATUE OF LIBERTY 
As you ride the ferry from Battery Park to Liberty Island, experience the same awe and inspiration felt by millions of immigrants upon their first glimpse of America. In addition to a museum in the statue’s pedestal, visitors may have access to an observatory at the top of the pedestal. Distance from hotel: Subway: 20 min

BROOKLYN BRIDGE
Linking Manhattan and Brooklyn across the East River, this is one of New York City’s most famous landmarks. The stroll across its promenade – a boardwalk elevated above the roadway – takes 40 minutes and offers spellbinding views. Distance from hotel: Walk: 21 min

ONE WORLD OBSERVATORY
Joining the Empire State Building and Top of the Rock as New York City’s most iconic skyline attractions, One World Observatory is the $100 million, three-story attraction atop One World Trade Center. In addition to jaw-dropping views of New York City and beyond, visitors will enjoy a fine dining restaurant, a theater and a gift and souvenir shop. Distance from hotel: Subway: 13 min

TIMES SQUARE
Buzzing with neon-fueled energy 24 hours a day, this frenetic crossroads has a little bit of everything, from giant billboards, flashing digital displays and live television broadcasts, to chain clothing stores, discount ticket sellers for the top Broadway shows and full-size children’s characters brought to life. Distance from hotel: Subway: 20 min

THE FLATIRON BUILDING
Built in 1902 from limestone and white terra cotta in a shape resembling a clothing iron, this triangle-shaped landmark at the corner of 23rd Street, 5th Avenue, and Broadway is a stunning example of the Italian Renaissance architectural style. Distance from hotel: Subway: 10 min

UNION SQUARE
Be sure to visit on greenmarket days (Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday), when more than 140 regional farmers and food purveyors set up shop to sell everything from produce, meat, fresh fish and baked goods to locally produced honeys, jams, pickles, and cheeses.

Once you’ve made your purchases, there are plenty of benches for relaxing and savoring your treats. Distance from hotel: Subway: 10 min

CHELSEA MARKET
Peruse nearly 40 vendors hawking everything from gourmet food and wine to oils, vinegars, teas, spices, gift baskets, and kitchen supplies. You’ll also find high-end boutiques, a wine bar and Posman Books, one of the last independent bookstores in the city.

The 15th Street Arcade features stalls selling fresh mini doughnuts, Korean soups with Japanese noodles, Brooklyn-made caramels and authentic Mexican street food.

Rooms: 14

Price: from 269 EUR per night

Source: www.thebroomenyc.com

Casablanca Hotel New York is a stylish and luxurious hotel in the very center of New York City, located few steps from Times Square and the Broadway. In addition to the generous amenities provided in every room, when booking via our website guests may request additional items including coffee/ tea makers, lighted make up mirrors, baby cribs, sleep phones, mini refrigerators and more.

THE MINI SUITE
The Casablanca Hotel has 2 Mini-Suites with 1 King bed (in inches 76″ x 80″) plus a sofa bed in the living room. The mini-suite may accommodate up to 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children. Entrance door width is 32.5”, bathroom door width is 32.5”. Please note that the room does not have accessible features. Premium rooms have a bath and shower combination.

THE MINI SUITE WITH 2 DOUBLE BEDS
The Casablanca Hotel has 4 Mini-suites with 2 Double beds (53″ x 74.5″ each) plus a sofa bed in the living room. The mini-suite may accommodate up to 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children. Entrance door width is 32.5”, bathroom door width is 32.5”. Please note that the room does not have accessible features. Mini-Suites have a bath and shower combination.

RICK’S CAFE’
From our own beautiful Rick’s Café, enjoy coffee, cappuccino, espresso, tea, soft drinks, snacks and fresh fruit all through the day. Rick’s Café also offers a computer station for checking emails and there is an outdoor courtyard for those who would like to enjoy a bit of fresh air. Rick’s Cafe is accessible, with a door width of 60”.

BLUE PARROT COURTYARD
Just through Rick’s Cafe, our calm oasis extends outside in our Blue Parrot Courtyard. On warmer days, we invite guests to sit outside and enjoy the fresh air. Guests can enjoy refreshments outside.

TONY’S DI NAPOLI RESTAURANT
Tony’s Di Napoli Restaurant serves delicious classic Italian cuisine family style for lunch and dinner seven days a week. It’s an ideal choice for your first night in the city, and you don’t even need to leave the hotel. Tony’s is located on the ground floor of the Casablanca Hotel and can be accessed from the lobby.

TONY’S DI NAPOLI BAR
Without having to step outside, guests can enjoy sitting at the bar in Tony’s Di Napoli! With access through our lobby, guests can enjoy a cocktail or dish at the bar!

THE BOARD ROOM
Boardroom rental is only $100* per hour plus taxes for up to 10 people during the hours of 9 AM-6 PM. This fee includes refreshments breaks in Rick’s Cafe! Overnight guests of the Casablanca Hotel receive a 25% discount on meeting room rental. The Board Room is accessible, with an entrance door width of 35”.

DISCOVER TIMES SQUARE 
The Casablanca Hotel is situated in the heart of Times Square and New York City’s Broadway Theater District and the middle of Manhattan’s magical sightseeing attractions, boutiques, restaurants, and nightclubs. We are adjacent to the Fashion District with easy access to the Jacob Javits Convention Center and Wall St.

Rooms: 48

Price: from 240 EUR per night

Source: www.casablancahotel.com

Situated in the heart of upper midtown Manhattan on West 56th Street at 5th Avenue, The Whitby Hotel is a celebration of contemporary art and design. It’s just two blocks from Central Park and on the doorstep of some of New York’s leading restaurants, galleries and museums, including MoMA.

There are 86 individually designed bedrooms and suites, each with floor to ceiling windows, many with a private terrace and stunning views of the Manhattan skyline. Interiors have been designed by Kit Kemp in her award-winning modern British style.

ROOMS & SUITES
The Whitby Hotel has 86 bedrooms and suites over 16 floors, each designed by Firmdale Hotels’ Creative Director and Owner Kit Kemp, in her award-winning contemporary English style. Each room has its own bold colour scheme, floor-to-ceiling windows, some with a private terrace.

Bathrooms are beautifully designed in granite or marble, complete with double basins, walk-in shower and RikRak luxury bath products. All suites have a free standing bath. The hotel’s top floor is dedicated to the spectacular Whitby Suite, with two master bedrooms, spacious drawing room and two furnished terraces.

THE WHITBY SUITE
Occupying the entire top floor, The Whitby Suite is a spacious two bedroom suite with floor to ceiling windows, two king size bedrooms, a large living room, guest powder room and kitchen.

Doors lead onto two sweeping terraces with stunning views of New York, spanning both sides of the hotel. The oversized white marble bathrooms are beautifully designed with two basins, a deep bath tub and separate shower.

THE WHITBY BAR & RESTAURANT
The Whitby Bar & Restaurant is a rich, colourful, airy room with high ceilings, an impressive 30 foot pewter bar and beautifully upholstered banquettes. Tall warehouse-style windows and doors lead through to a sunny orangery with vaulted ceilings and skylight, bathing it in natural light.

THE AFTERNOON TEA 
Join us at The Whitby Bar for a delicious Afternoon Tea served in the colourful restaurant or the elegant Orangery.

Served on Kit Kemp’s beautiful Sailor’s Farewell Wedgwood china, enjoy delectable finger sandwiches, including smoked salmon and lemon crème fraîche, a selection of mouthwatering cakes including red velvet macarons and wild berry opera cake, as well as homemade scones with clotted cream and preserves.

TERRACE DINING
Host a special celebration in a stunning setting. The Orangery courtyard at The Whitby Hotel is now available to hire exclusively for up to ten guests.

Choose from seasonal dishes and expertly matched wines, while you enjoy this beautiful heated outdoor space all to yourself. Alternatively, stay in one of the hotel’s individually designed suites with a private terrace and dine with spectacular Manhattan skyscraper views.

PRIVATE EVENTS & MEETINGS
The Whitby Hotel has three individually designed private rooms which are flexible in format and are ideal for a wide range of events. There is also a state-of-the-art screening theater seating 130 people.

Looking to organise a fabulous private dinner? If you are looking for an exclusive space to host an intimate gathering, we have a range of spaces to suit your requirements. With stunning design features, delicious menus and impeccable service, our Events Team will be on hand to make sure your celebration is truly memorable.

ANREP PRIVATE ROOM
The Anrep Room is located on the lower ground floor. The walls are decorated with beautiful Anrep mosaic prints, the originals of which can be found in the flooring of the National Gallery.

It is flexible in format and can be transformed from a luxurious drawing room to a corporate boardroom, sumptuous private dining room or venue for a cocktail party or product launch. Why not celebrate Thanksgiving in the gorgeous surroundings of the Anrep Room.

Choose from a selection of seasonal classics, including Winter green salad with delicata squash, lentils and Capri cheese to start, followed by roasted turkey with all the trimmings for mains, ending with a classic pumpkin pie with crème fraîche for dessert.

ARAMINTA PRIVATE ROOM
The Araminta Room is located on the lower ground floor and features walling specifically designed by English artist Melissa White. It is flexible in format and can be transformed from a luxurious drawing room to a corporate boardroom, sumptuous private dining table or venue for a cocktail party or product launch.

THE READING ROOM
The book-lined Reading Room, located on the lower ground floor, features a curated collection of hundreds of books from a variety of genres. It is flexible in format and can be transformed from a luxurious reading room to a corporate boardroom, sumptuous private dining room or venue for a cocktail party or product launch.

THE ORANGERY
The Orangery is individually designed using sumptuous fabrics, interesting artwork and unique furniture. It can be hired for exclusive hire and offers the perfect setting for intimate dinners and Champagne receptions to business lunches and product launches.

GUEST AREAS
The hotel has a light and airy lobby which leads through to a sumptuous guest drawing room with original art, bespoke library collection, elegant fireplace, deep comfortable sofas and honesty bar.

THE LOBBY
The hotel lobby is light and bright with soaring glass windows and striking artwork. Dominated by three stunning marble sculptures by Stephen Cox, the hotel lobby is also home to other impressive art works such as the iconic loom by Hermione Skye O’Hea and a mixed media grandfather clock by Dutch designer Marten Baas.

THE DRAWING ROOM
The Drawing Room is a sumptuous and colourful residents lounge with an elegant fireplace, bespoke library collection, original art and honesty bar. The fireplace is Greek, mid 18th century style and features garlands of leaves and acorns tied by ribbon, representing peace, prosperity and longevity. It is an ideal space for hotel guests to take afternoon tea or relax with a drink.

THE WHITBY GYM
The Whitby Hotel has a private, fully equipped gym comprising various cardiovascular machines, free weights and exercise mats. The gym is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Personal trainers can be arranged on request.

WEDDINGS IN NEW YORK
The Whitby Hotel is a beautiful venue for a wedding. It has several stylish spaces for a variety of wedding celebrations ranging from small and intimate ceremonies to larger, more spectacular parties for up to 100 people for a reception or buffet dinner. We will work with you to create the wedding of your dreams.

The Whitby Hotel is licensed to hold wedding and civil ceremonies. We have three private spaces which can be beautifully transformed into an exquisite setting in which to hold a special marriage or commitment ceremony for up to 40 guests.

The Whitby Hotel has several versatile rooms that can be transformed into beautiful, personalised spaces for engagement parties, bridal showers, rehearsal dinners, cocktail receptions, wedding dinners and dancing.

HONEYMOON IN NEW YORK
The Whitby Hotel is a wonderful and memorable honeymoon location. The concierge can help couple’s develop their ideal, individualised honeymoon itinerary taking in the best of New York City from cultural events to great shopping, wining and dining.

Rooms: 86

Price: from 787 EUR per night

Source: www.firmdalehotels.com

Crosby Street Hotel is situated on a quiet cobbled street in the heart of New York’s vibrant SoHo neighbourhood. There are 86 bedrooms and suites over 11 floors.

Interior design by Kit Kemp reflects a fresh, contemporary style. There is The Crosby Bar, a private leafy garden, guest drawing room, several stylish private event and meeting rooms, a luxurious 99 seat screening room and fully equipped gym.

ROOMS & SUITES
Each of the 86 bedrooms and suites are spacious and light with floor-to-ceiling warehouse style windows. The upper floors have spectacular views stretching across lower Manhattan. All rooms have been designed in an individual style by Creative Director and Owner Kit Kemp in her fresh, contemporary style.

THE MEADOW SUITE AT CROSBY STREET HOTEL
At Crosby Street Hotel in New York you will discover a lush green garden tucked away on a second floor terrace adjoining The Meadow Suite. It is a hidden grove, complete with trees and a lawn, an unexpected haven in the centre of downtown Manhattan.

“When you arrive at Crosby Street Hotel, there’s all the buzz of busy New York. And then suddenly inside you get to The Meadow Suite and that luscious secret of that green verdant garden outside.

To arrive in The Meadow Suite is like a little quiet haven. It’s such a little oasis and your own place to sit outside, have a coffee, have breakfast, or just watch that little sparrow on a tree. “

This beautifully designed suite has high ceilings, full length windows and doors leading onto the private terrace. The spacious and bright living room leads off onto the sumptuous master-bedroom and a luxurious Superior Room, both with en-suite bathrooms.

GUEST AREAS
The hotel has a light and airy lobby which leads through to a sumptuous guest drawing room with original art, French sandstone fireplace, deep comfortable sofas and honour bar. It looks out onto the leafy sculpture garden which is a private haven away from the surrounding busy SoHo streets.

THE LOBBY
The hotel lobby is light and bright with soaring glass windows and striking artwork. It looks through to a tranquil, private, leafy courtyard garden. The Crosby Street Hotel lobby is dominated by a stunning 10 foot high centrepiece sculpture of a human head by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa.

The hotel also features other impressive art works such as an iconic Anselm Kiefer painting, Jack Milroy’s mixed media pieces and Justine Smith’s quirky dog sculptures.

THE DRAWING ROOM
The Drawing Room is a sumptuous and colourful residents lounge with fireplaces, deep sofas and original art. It leads out onto a spacious and leafy courtyard garden and is an ideal space for hotel guests to take afternoon tea or relax with a drink.

SCULPTURE GARDEN
The sculpture garden is a quiet sanctuary for hotel residents and their guests. It is a green, leafy space at the centre of the hotel and is ideal for meeting friends or colleagues, relaxing and enjoying the sunshine.

THE CROSBY TERRACE
During warmer months, The Crosby Bar and Terrace is open all day for breakfast, lunch and dinner, coffee, cocktails and afternoon tea. Perfect for New York mornings, lazy lunches and sultry summer nights; pull up a chair in our leafy oasis in the heart of SoHo and enjoy the finest, seasonal food and drink.

THE CROSBY BAR
The Crosby Bar stretches from Crosby Street at the front, to Lafayette Street at the back. It is a spacious room with high ceilings, long pewter bar, grey oak floors and tall warehouse-style windows which look out to the trees at the hotel’s entrance and the garden on Lafayette.

It has an altogether leafy, breezy feel with lots of light throughout the day. Open all day for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner or coffee and cocktails.

PRIVATE EVENTS AND MEETINGS
Crosby Street Hotel has three private rooms individually designed and ideal for a wide range of events. There is also a state-of-the-art screening theater seating 99 people.

PRIVATE DINING
Host an intimate celebration in a stunning setting at Crosby Street Hotel. The Sculpture Garden is now available for dinner parties, for up to 20 guests. Choose from seasonal dishes and expertly matched wines, while you enjoy this beautiful leafy oasis.

Alternatively, stay in one of the hotel’s individually designed suites with floor to ceiling Crittal windows and host your very own private dinner party, with spectacular views over the rooftops of SoHo.

SCREENING ROOM AND FILM CLUB
This state-of-the-art screening room has 99 seats, the most advanced technology in sound and projection and the latest digital capabilities including 3D. It is situated next to 3 private event and meeting rooms on the lower ground floor.

SCULPTURE GARDEN
The sculpture garden is a quiet sanctuary for hotel residents and their guests. It is a green, leafy space at the centre of the hotel and is ideal for meeting friends or colleagues, relaxing and enjoying the sunshine.

21 THINGS TO DO DURING YOUR NEW YORK STAYCATION
A New York staycation is the perfect opportunity to get away from it all and explore one of the world’s greatest cities. This guide is for those who want a change of scene, for parents who are ready for a well deserved break or simply for anyone who wants to enjoy infinite exciting things to do on any given day.

Discover the best of New York with our list of the top things to do and see at Crosby Street Hotel and throughout the city. From sailing on the Hudson River, visiting the designer and independent boutiques of SoHo and browsing the local McNally Jackson bookstore to a leisurely brunch on The Crosby Terrace, this is our ultimate New York checklist for your next staycation.

OUT & ABOUT

• Stroll through Central Park and discover landmark fountains, monuments, sculptures, bridges, meadows and forests. Take a picnic along to enjoy on the gentle slopes of Cherry Hill, overlooking Bow Bridge
• Wander through the cobbled streets of SoHo, discovering independent and designer boutiques, including Prada, Dior and YSL
• Walk across the East River at Brooklyn Bridge. Connecting lower Manhattan to Brooklyn Heights, the suspension bridge has sweeping views of the city’s skyscrapers rising in the distance
• Dine like an Italian with a trip to Eataly, the renowned gourmet Italian market and food hall, or why not experience a taste of European cafe culture, with streets closed off for alfresco dining in Little Italy
• Enjoy a spot of retail therapy in iconic department stores, Bergdorf Goodman, Saks Fifth Avenue or Bloomingdales
• Pay a visit to The High Line, a 1.45-mile-long abandoned freight rail on Manhattan’s West End which has been transformed into an elevated, mixed-use public park with walkways, benches, and chaise lounges with grass, perennials and trees
• Browse in the city’s best bookshops, including The Strand Bookshop with more than 2.5 million titles, Rizzoli Bookstore on Broadway or independent local bookshop McNally Jackson, moments away from Crosby Street Hotel
• Explore ‘Art on the Grid’, the free citywide exhibition transforms the five boroughs into the world’s largest open-air art gallery, featuring works by 50 emerging artists
• Pay a visit to the Marian Goodman Gallery, currently showing a Gerhard Richter exhibition
• Go kayaking or sailing on the Hudson River, boasting breathtaking skyline views. The sunset sailing trips are perfect for a special celebration or romantic day out
• Feel nostalgic with a drive-in movie experience. Many drive-ins have been given the green light to reopen for the summer season so simply pull in, and tuck into your popcorn
• Work on your swing with a session at the Chelsea Pier Golf Club Driving Range, with stunning views over the river
• Pay a visit to the New York Botanical Garden located in the Bronx, with 250-acres of wondrous green space filled with over 1 million plants
• Spend an evening at ‘Candlelight Open Air’. Relive the greatest works of classical music, from Beethoven to Chopin to Vivaldi, bathed in the gentle glow of candlelight in beautiful NYC rooftops and gardens.
• Take a trip to Roosevelt Island to see a brand new sunflower art installation which has taken over the large set of stairs at Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms State Park. The floral staircase is a 12-by-100-foot installation specifically created for the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote

AT CROSBY STREET HOTEL

• Enjoy an evening cocktail in the Sculpture Garden, as the leafy courtyard space is illuminated with twinkling lights at dusk
• Settle down with a good book in the hotel’s charming Drawing Room
• Take time for tea and enjoy Crosby Street Hotel’s delicious Afternoon Tea or enjoy a leisurely brunch in the sunshine on The Crosby Terrace
• Discover Crosby Street Hotel’s eclectic art collection, from Fernando Botero’s iconic 12-foot cat sculpture, welcoming guests at the entrance of the hotel to a dramatic painting by Anselm Kiefer and Justine Smith’s fabulous sculptural dogs
• Settle in for the night with movies and popcorn in your stylish guest room or a romantic dinner for two
• Enjoy a cinematic experience as you watch a movie in the hotel’s state of the art private screening room

FIRMDALE ART WALKS
Enjoy a private guided tour of Crosby Street Hotel’s renowned art collection, which has been carefully curated by Firmdale Hotels’ Co-owner and Creative Director, Kit Kemp.

Kit Kemp’s passion for art is present within the interior design of all Firmdale Hotels in both London and New York; famous paintings and sculptures are juxtaposed beside pieces by up-and-coming artists.

Crosby Street Hotel’s collection includes Fernando Botero’s iconic 12-foot cat sculpture, welcoming guests at the entrance of the hotel, a dramatic painting by Anselm Kiefer and Justine Smith’s fabulous sculptural dogs.

Guests will be guided through the hotel’s collection by artist Lyora Pissarro, before journeying on a walking tour of some of Tribeca and Chelsea’s most prestigious galleries. Each tour will be unique as Lyora will arrange exclusive visits to inspiring and current exhibitions by both renowned names and emerging talent.

The tour will conclude at Crosby Street Hotel, where guests can choose to enjoy a light lunch in The Crosby Bar.

ABOUT LYORA PISSARRO
French artist Lyora Pissarro has been painting since the age of 4. Taught by her mother through a lineage passed down over five generations. Her work is both figurative, abstract and rooted in painting.

Currently based between New York and London, Lyora completed her formal education at Hunter College in NYC, after doing her foundation year at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD).

The dreamlike landscapes of Lyora Pissarro’s works have in common her embrace of her artistic heritage. Incorporating both traditional techniques and modern technology in a constant attempt to better refract the layers of aesthetic language developed over generations of artists.

Amongst her strong training in painting, Lyora was also submersed into both the art market and academic theory in art from a young age.

Her experience spans from art dealing in galleries and high-end art fairs around the world, as well as working for curatorial and architectural firm Parallel in NY, a company building museums to house private art collections. Discussing art was the only subject around her dinner table growing up.

WEDDINGS IN NEW YORK
Crosby Street Hotel is a beautiful venue for a wedding. It has several stylish spaces for a variety of wedding celebrations ranging from small and intimate ceremonies to larger, more spectacular parties for up to 125 people for a reception or buffet dinner. We will work with you to create the wedding of your dreams.

Rooms: 86

Price: from 1.019 EUR per night

Source: www.firmdalehotels.com

Old New York meets European sensibility at Duane Street Hotel, one of the most stylish boutique Tribeca hotels in downtown NYC. Our Lower Manhattan hotel’s impeccably chic décor and thoughtful service, all punctuated with a touch of savoir vivre, embodies all that is downtown NYC: cultured, eclectic, and undeniably fashionable.

This is the New York of modern yore, a mecca for the world’s trendsetters in fashion, film, food, and art. Located amidst Tribeca’s classic brick facades and converted industrial-era warehouses. Duane Street Hotel replicates the vogue loft living of New York’s creative elite who have made this neighborhood their home.

With 43 guestrooms offering timeless design and discerning residential comforts—luxurious bed linens, plush bathrobes, a selection of classic books—our NYC boutique hotel is the peaceful reprieve you need after days (and late nights) of exploring Tribeca’s storied cobblestone streets.

While staying at our Tribeca hotel, enjoy a morning coffee in our café, evening wine and light bites or take out a Priority bicycle for a spin around the city. In addition, L’Occtaine bath amenities, curated local snacks and premium WiFi keep every guest comfortable throughout their stay.

Duane Street Hotel is located in the Tribeca neighborhood in Lower Manhattan. Our boutique hotel’s location allows you to discover surrounding neighborhoods such as SoHo’s bustling shops; the West Village with its tight corners and hidden bars; Little Italy’s delicious Italian cuisine; and Chinatown’s dumplings and endless street vendors.

Go ahead and indulge all your senses—whether it’s food, fashion, film, or fun—Tribeca truly satisfies the urban soul.

ROOMS & SUITES
Our hotel rooms and suites in the downtown NYC neighborhood of Tribeca offer the perfect location to access SoHo, One World Trade Center, Wall Street and Brookfield Place.

Each room offers 11-foot ceilings, hardwood floors and oversize windows with city views. Luxury bed linens, bath products by L’Occitane and plush bathrobes add extra touch for the refined traveler.

TRIBECA SUITE
With plenty of space for family or friends, the Tribeca Suite combines our top-floor Junior Suite with a Superior Double Queen room. Connected by a private foyer, this two-bedroom suite provides one room with a king bed and 1.5 baths, separate living area with sleeper sofa along with a room with two queen beds, working desk and bathroom with a shower. Max. occupancy: 6 guests

THE GRAFFITI EARTH RESTAURANT
Graffiti Earth, a Tribeca restaurant from celebrity Chef Jehangir Mehta and runner-up on Food Network’s Next Iron Chef, located in the Duane Street Hotel features vegetable-forward dishes with flavors rooted in Chef Mehta’s Indian roots and Persian heritage.

Graffiti Earth incorporates a strong emphasis on sustainability throughout the restaurant from furniture to food in an elegant downtown vibe. Graffiti Earth is open for dinner Tuesday through Saturday, 5:30pm to 10:30pm.

For an intimate and personalized event, book our private dining room with seating for eight. Graffiti Earth can be accessed from the lobby of Duane Street Hotel or from Church Street.

THE BAR & LOUNGE
Our bar and lounge at Duane Street Hotel features hand-crafted classic cocktails and bar snacks from Graffiti Earth. The bar specializes in an aperitif menu for pre-dinner cocktails and night caps made with specialty vermouths, liqueurs and house infusions.

It’s the perfect way to start or end your night out in NYC. Aperitif service starts at 4:00 p.m. daily. Each morning, Duane Street Bar & Lounge transforms into a breakfast café, serving grab-and-go breakfast items starting at 7:00 a.m. The bar and lounge serves La Colombe coffee all day long.

Sustainability is central to everything we do at Graffiti Earth. Graffiti Earth focuses on being more environmentally-conscious in everything from the ingredients we utilize to the physical materials used throughout the restaurant. Just how are we sustainable?

MENU
Graffiti Earth’s menu emphasizes sustainability by giving plant-based dishes center stage while using smaller amounts of meat and seafood in ways that maximize flavor.

Most importantly, it works with “ugly” produce that would otherwise go to waste because of minor (and non-flavor-affecting) aesthetic flaws, and underutilized seafood, like broken scallops, that can be caught without damaging ecosystems.

Some of the menu’s dishes that reflect this philosophy include Graffiti Earth’s Shitake Panna Cotta with Long Pepper Squid. Here, Chef Mehta uses one of his favorite cooking methods of ‘stretching’ a small amount of animal protein adding layers of flavor and texture to the dish.

The dish relies heavily on mushrooms, which require very little water and are one of the most sustainable vegetables available giving the dish texture and richness. Shitake mushrooms take center stage in the panna cotta that’s rimmed by long peppers and marinated squid, sourced by Sea to Table.

In Mehta’s Malbec Mole Duck with Pepper Seaweed Pasta, he includes highly sustainable and nutritious seaweed, sourced by GreenWave. Korean chile seared duck breast combine in a rich and flavorful Mexican-style mole sauce enhanced with red wine.

The Garlic Coconut Soup with Chickpea Caviar is made with veggie scraps. The menu is full of sustainable proteins, healthy grains and other ingredients chosen with the ultimate goal of reducing food waste.

Graffiti Earth works with two organizations – Sea to Table and GreenWave – that promote the preservation of seafood resources with the ultimate goal to reduce food waste.

By agreeing to utilize their seafood products formerly considered wasteful but are actually perfectly good to consume such as the ‘broken scallops’ used in his sublime Scallop Brûlée, Wasabi Yogurt dish, Mehta demonstrates how these underutilized ingredients can be easily adapted and incredibly delicious.

DÉCOR
Outside the kitchen, Jehangir Mehta is committed to ensuring that everything utilized in the restaurant holds meaning from the repurposed furniture to the art adorning the walls and napkins made from renewable materials.

The artist Shreya Mehta, inspired by Graffiti Earth’s mission, was commissioned to create the multimedia paintings hanging on the walls of the dining space representing the four elements of nature: earth, water, fire and air.

For each painting sold, 90 percent of the sale price is donated to charities benefiting women and children. The plates and silverware were culled from Mehta’s family collection, as were the two larger wooden dining tables.

The decor that isn’t salvaged is recycled: napkins are made from scrap cloth and smaller than standard size, the place mats are pages from leftover newspapers and many of the glasses were made from old wine bottles.

THE CHEF
Chef Jehangir Mehta has always focused upon vegetable-forward dishes dating back to his work as Executive Pastry Chef at Jean Georges Restaurant, where his desserts became known for their savory appeal and vegetable-based creations.

An impetus to the environmentally conscious and sustainable principles rooted throughout Graffiti Earth, has been Mehta’s intimate involvement with the Wasted Project with the University of Massachusetts Dining Program.

Through this project, students are challenged to take the Mehta’s pledge of the day—a daily commitment to a different facet of sustainability with the overall goal to promote practices that support sustainability, social responsibility, health and wellness as well as a commitment to reduce food waste.

Chef Mehta is the chef ambassador for both the National Foundation of Celiac Awareness and the Mushroom Council; he tours around the country extensively to promote these causes.

Mehta’s signature Graffiti Burger is known for its delicious taste and also because it is composed of 30 percent mushrooms instead of beef. Mehta is also a council member for Menus of Change an initiative of the Culinary Institute of America and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

PRIVATE DINING & EVENTS
Are you looking for a unique restaurant with private dining to host an event? Graffiti Earth and the adjoining private dining room can accommodate 18 guests for a sit down dinner and up to 40 guests for a cocktail reception.

Our private dining room alone seats up to eight people in an intimate space with a modern décor. All catering menus are customized to the likes and needs of the event.

Host your private event in Tribeca in one of our newly renovated suites. Our Corner Suite or Junior Suite are not just luxurious places to stay, but also serve as chic settings worthy of hosting a magnificent event. In-room catering is available by our on-site restaurant, Graffiti Earth by Chef Jehangir Mehta.

CASTING CALLS
Located in one of the most stylish neighborhoods of Tribeca, Duane Street Hotel’s new suites are ideal for casting calls. Setting a tone of sophistication and style, you will enjoy working and projecting the right image at the same time.

GATHERINGS
No matter the occasion our suites serve as great Tribeca event venues offering the perfect combination of style, intimacy and comfort. Host a small brunch, a cocktail reception or a hospitality suite for up to 10 people.

PHOTO SHOOTS
Duane Street Hotel’s modern yet classic décor takes cues from 1920s New York and Paris, the age of “Années Folles.” Dramatic black and white hues, rich fabrics and textures, and elegant accents such as a sleek claw-foot tub and vintage books make our suites and guestrooms a striking backdrop for photo shoots.

SHOW ROOM
Showcase your latest collection for potential buyers in a luxury setting in our Junior Suite or Corner Suite in New York City. The rooms can easily be converted into creative space to display your artistic unveiling.

PRESS INTERVIEWS
Our Tribeca hotel suites serve as a great backdrop for interviews; our comfortable space will put you at ease and inspire insightful conversation in a gorgeous setting.

PRIVATE MEETINGS
Host a small and informal meeting in the conversational setting of our suites. In-room catering from Chef Mehta’s Graffiti Earth restaurant will hit the spot and fuel your productivity.

WEDDING SUITES
Prepare for your big day in style at Duane Street Hotel. Our spacious and chic suites are the perfect place to get ready with your bridal or groom’s party—not to mention the dramatic décor makes for incredible pre-wedding photos!

THINGS TO DO IN DOWNTOWN NYC TRIBECA
Some of the best things to do in Tribeca surround Duane Street Hotel, offering guests easy access to the best of the city. The location of our Tribeca hotel attracts professionals, families, and young vacationers alike.

The neighborhood is home to the city’s most famous restaurants, landmarks, museums, and shopping options, like New York institution Zucker’s Bagels (the real thing) and the Steven Alan Annex, the designer’s unique home store.

From our boutique hotel in New York, guests can easily travel to other parts of the city, with neighborhoods SoHo, West Village, and Chinatown within walking distance.

TRIBECA RESTAURANTS 
Serving upscale omakase, sesame bagels and nearly every innately ‘New York’ taste between the two, Tribeca restaurants provide a wide range of options for every palate.

Grab breakfast in classic New York style at Zucker’s Bagels and Smoked Fish, caffeinate yourself at Duane Street’s own Laughing Man Coffee & Tea, and indulge in an unforgettable dinner at a sushi mecca or local hangout.

DISTILLED RESTAURANT
In the restaurant’s own words, the goal of Distilled lies in “redefining the Public House.” On this count, the restaurant has succeeded. With an open, airy space that feels spacious and comfortable compared its more cramped New York neighbors and a menu of refined American favorites, Distilled takes a familiar theme and gives it a Tribeca twist.

If you’re not in the mood for a full-fledged meal, sidle up to the bar and sip a TriBeCan — a strong take on a bourbon, chocolate, and lemon cocktail — and the bartender will supply the garlic popcorn (free of charge).

KHE-YO RESTAURANT
This breakthrough restaurant made waves in 2013 by bringing authentic Laotian flavors to a dark and sexy dining room in the heart of Tribeca. While the Banana-Wrapped Red Snapper and Bamboo-Grilled Ginger Quail stand out as specialties, the Sticky Rice is the real star of the menu — remember to dig in and eat it with your hands.

ZUTTO JAPANESE AMERICAN PUB
One of Hudson Street’s best dining destinations is among its most unassuming. Zutto blends the intricate flavors of Japan’s best ramenya’s with bold North American infusions to create unforgettable dishes: Portabella Steamed Buns with Rucola and Parmesan Crisp, Shishito Peppers with Yuzu Salt, and Duck Ramen with Bok Choy and Kikurage Mushrooms. Add hot sake for a winter warm-up or chilled Sapporo for a summer refresher.

ZUCKER’S BAGELS & SMOKED FISH
Zucker’s is a Tribeca institution, serving hand-rolled, kettle-boiled rings of perfection known as New York bagels. Whether your topping of choice is fresh smoked salmon, a “schmear” of cream cheese, or a touch of butter, you can’t go wrong with a piping hot bagel at Zucker’s. The bagel shop’s Tribeca location is located on Chambers Street, just two blocks from the Duane Street Hotel.

TAKAHACHI TRIBECA
Seated directly in the shadow of Nobu, one of America’s best-known — and most expensive — sushi palaces, Takahachi Tribeca rolls out world-class sushi at a relatively reasonable price point.

Takahachi’s seafood is impeccably sourced and carefully prepared, resulting in standout maki rolls like the Happy Together (eel, walnuts, and asparagus in soy bean paper) and the Godzilla (soba noodle, cucumber, avocado, and salmon skin).

Known for its upscale boutiques, Tribeca shopping provides more than meets the eye. From handcrafted leather goods to hip baby accessories to carefully curated menswear collections, the neighborhood provides a wealth of opportunities to browse, shop and spend.

SHOPPING IN TRIBECA

• Shinola – Birthed in Detroit but sold in Manhattan, Shinola offers an intriguing and forward-thinking Tribeca shopping experience. Shinola’s goods run the table from watches to bicycles to handbags, with two strands in common: high-quality leather and American craftsmanship. The company’s creations feel at once timeless and contemporary, fitting into modern style while harkening back to simpler times.
• J. Crew: The Liquor Store Men’s Shop – We’ve all seen the standard ‘J. Crew look’ — gingham shirt, comfy chinos and durable boots. Heck, we’re even guilty of falling back on it more than we’d like to admit. But this J. Crew retail location could make a believer out of even the most adventurous dressers. The unofficial flagship of J. Crew’s move toward collaborations with designer menswear brands, this charming shop features the best the brand has to offer. As an added bonus, it’s located in a landmark 1825 townhouse, complete with a vintage neon sign — look for the “Liquor Store.”
• Steven Alan Annex – This light and airy shop eschews Steven Alan’s usual focus on clothing, instead offering an array of understated and elegant items for the home. From granite and wood kitchen accessories to japanese ceramics to a curated selection of design literature, the shop is filled with take-home treats and great gift ideas.
• Babesta – Whether or not you’ve taken the plunge into parenthood, you’ll find something to fawn over at Babesta — either for your kids or a friend’s. The shop’s offerings appeal to Tribeca’s stylish set: strollers designed by Diesel, plush Kidrobot-themed mugs and Bob Dylan-emblazoned onesies. Billed as the store for “trendsetting tots,” Babesta is a must-visit Tribeca shopping destination.
• Best Made Company – An old-style outdoors outfitter in the heart of Manhattan — who would’ve guessed? Geographic incongruity aside, Best Made Company is a must-visit mecca of all things flannel, survivalist, or otherwise manly. There are some practical finds among the analog compasses, vintage maps and hand axes: Pick up a blanket, beanie or bag, each designed by in-house experts.

Nearly every neighborhood in Manhattan offers the opportunity to engage with fine art, but Tribeca art and culture stands a cut above that of many nearby areas. From the truly cutting-edge (think mini-museums carved into old elevator shafts) to more traditional pursuits (jazz concerts and competitions), Tribeca has an artful endeavor for everyone.

TRIBECA ART & CULTURE

• Tribeca Film Festival – For 10 days each spring, one of America’s most famous film festivals calls the Duane Street Hotel’s neighborhood home , bringing critics, fans and celebrities to the area in droves. Though the festival’s reach spans far beyond Tribeca, its epicenter is the Tribeca Film Center, at 375 Greenwich Street — just a few blocks north of the Duane Street Hotel.
• Mmuseumm – This isn’t your parents’ museum. Mmuseumm forgoes the archives and exhibitions in favor of a slightly off-kilter approach: a historical narrative presented through memorabilia, all housed in a former freight elevator in an alley. Basically, Mmuseumm boils the essence of the Downtown art scene down into a space the size of a (New York City) studio apartment.
• Tribeca Performing Arts Center – This venue, located on the west side of Tribeca, is home to the Tribeca Film Festival — and a variety of other year-round events. The performing arts center is notable for the diverse array of events it hosts, many of which focus on jazz performance and competition.
• Postmasters Gallery – Postmasters brings a hint of the Lower East Side over to Tribeca, where exhibitions in the 4,500-square-foot space draw from luminaries in early digital art, abstract paintings, and multimedia work. Upcoming shows at the Tribeca art gallery include artists like Molly Crabapple, Shamus Clisset and Anton Perich.

TOP PLACES TO SEE IN TRIBECA
Although the neighborhood isn’t home to any of New York City’s signature skyscrapers, Tribeca landmarks include some of the more interesting and often-overlooked threads of the city’s fabric.

Whether you want to observe an important piece of American history at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, take a leisurely jog along the river, view public art at its most prestigious, or learn more about the cultures that have helped shape New York City, Lower Manhattan offers an attraction for you.

TRIBECA LANDMARKS & LOWER MANHATTAN

• One World Observatory – This mammoth new building looms large over Tribeca — and all of Downtown Manhattan — as the tallest skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere. Opened to the public in May 2015, after eight years of rapid construction, the glass-walled building stands 1,766 feet high in the space once occupied by the twin World Trade Center towers, pre-9/11. Take a ‘skypod’ up to the 102-104 floors of this national landmark to enjoy views of the Manhattan and New Jersey skylines, looking out as far as the Atlantic Ocean. For an all day cultural experience, be sure to visit the National September 11 Memorial and Museum, near its base.
• National September 11 Memorial and Museum – This complex offers the opportunity to pay respect to those affected by the tragic events of September 11, 2001 by visiting the stunning outdoor memorial area or by entering the immersive and educational museum. Memorial Plaza itself is a beautiful eight-acre park meant as a place for respectful reflection on 9/11 and its lingering impact. The cascading water feature, etched with the names of the deceased — along with the survivor tree and the uniform white oak trees — provide a bucolic and peaceful setting in the heart of one of the city’s busiest neighborhoods. The museum displays artifacts, photos, video and other materials related to 9/11.
• Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) – Located in south SoHo, just outside of Tribeca’s official boundary line, the Museum of Chinese in America presents the ever-evolving living history of Chinese-American culture. The museum focuses on a variety of disciplines, including visual art, archived photography, and hyper-local exhibitions on past and present life in New York’s Chinatown.
• Hudson River Park – The name says it all: The centerpiece of this park is the Hudson and its splendid sunset views. Hudson River Park stretches from the southern tip of Manhattan up to 59th Street in Midtown, covering approximately 550 acres of land. The second-largest park in Manhattan — after Central Park — hosts a wide variety of events during the year, including yoga classes, ticketed concerts, free films and more. It’s also a great place for a casual bike ride or a jog on the well-maintained greenway.
• Jeff Koons Balloon Flower – The south end of Tribeca is home to an original piece by one of the world’s preeminent modern artists, Jeff Koons. The impressively shiny red balloon flower piece — one of several he created as part of the series — sits in the shadow of the new World Trade Center complex, standing as bright and optimistic tribute to the memories of those lost in the 9/11 tragedy. To view more about Jeff Koons, visit Artsy’s page which provides visitors with Koons’s bio, over 150 of his works, exclusive articles, as well as up-to-date Koons exhibition listings. Artsy’s mission is to make all of the world’s art accessible to anyone online.
• African Burial Ground National Monument – This memorial space highlights an often-overlooked piece of New York City’s history: its relatively large population of Africans in the pre-Revolutionary War era. More than 400 Africans were buried at this spot during the 17th and 18th centuries, making it one of the largest colonial-era cemeteries for people of African descent. The modern monument, designed by Rodney Leon, was unveiled in 2006.

Rooms: 43

Price: from 171 EUR per night

Source: www.duanestreethotel.com

Officially unveiled in Spring of 2014, The William is a modern boutique hotel located near Bryant Park in Manhattan. Stay and be immersed in a lifestyle localized in culture, yet tailored in service. Thoughtfully crafted for our discerning clientele, The William features thirty-three guest suites that leave no detail unexplored.

The atmosphere is crisp and modern to match our guests’ sophisticated sensibilities. Our Culture Curators will guide you as you live, work and play like a local. Come and experience the highest standard of comfort, design and technology at The William.

Located at 24 East 39th Street between Park and Madison Avenues, The William is centrally situated in the Manhattan neighborhood of Bryant Park.

Standing at the intersection of New York’s cultural and business communities, The William is within blocks of Grand Central Terminal, the United Nations, Times Square, five-star culinary destinations and some of the most prestigious corporate headquarters in the world.

THE HISTORY
The two connected brownstones at 24 East 39th Street were home to the Williams Club since 1924, a private alumni social club for the prestigious liberal arts school, Williams College. The building has since transformed into The William.

This six-story historical building has undergone a complete interior restoration to unveil a refreshed, modern, and technologically advanced boutique hotel.

THE COLOR STORY
At the William, every floor is a different color. Monochromatic palettes of blue, teal, pink, orange or yellow vibrantly coat the ceilings, walls, carpets and bed linens. Guests are immersed in visceral color.

The design of the William is the collaborative work of In Situ Design, Lilian B Interiors and artist William Engel. Blurring the lines between their three fields of architecture, interiors and art, they created a livable three-dimensional painting.

The experience begins in glowing white corridors where large scale paintings enliven colored niches. The abstract forms of these paintings are translated into rooms where guests can fully experience unabashed color.

Seamless white resin floors frame the colors. Diplomatic neutrality is found on furnishings and in bathrooms, with a play of gray tweed. In larger suites, floating walls separate living from sleeping while smoked mirrors provide a reflective backdrop for sleek kitchens. Terraced suites offer guests an outdoor urban oasis to view the classic New York city skyline.

THE SHAKESPEARE DINING ROOM
The traditional style dining rooms evoke an early 19th century English gentleman’s club brought into the present with a playful bohemian touch. Expect a seasonal, New York cosmopolitan menu with a strong British backbone.

THE SHAKESPEARE PUB
Emblematic of a 16th century pub found in Stratford upon Avon, The Shakespeare Pub features repurposed beams that run along the ceiling and rich wood paneling that wrap the walls. Enjoy a menu of simple English pub grub, cask ales and wines.

RAINES LAW ROOM AT THE WILLIAM
This speakeasy-type lounge offers the same opulence and design style as the Chelsea original, including curtained off booths, service bells for waiters, and a lengthy list of drinks including a build your own Old Fashioned allowing guests to select their bitters, booze, and sweeteners.

PENTHOUSE SUITE WITH TERRACE
Situated on the 6th floor, the orange Penthouse Suite with Terrace burns with color. Floor to ceiling sliding glass doors open onto a brightly tiled terrace with classic New York City views.

The suite is airy with a spacious living room area. The beautiful kitchen is open to a dining area seating six. A floating wall gently divides the bedroom from the living area, and has an LCD TV on both sides.

For longer stays, there is ample closet space with orange interiors. The room can be adjoined with our Studio Queen Room with Terrace to create a two-bedroom suite. The Penthouse suite with terrace is available in orange. 600 sq. ft. Terrace is an additional 150 sq. ft.

PLAN YOUR EVENT
The William offers dynamic spaces to host private social and corporate events. Choose from our immaculate suites to our sophisticated public spaces and let us craft a truly memorable experience for you and your guests.

Rooms: 33

Price: from 164 EUR per night

Source: www.thewilliamnyc.com

With an atmosphere of polished elegance, fine architecture, and custom designed Italian furnishings, The Carnegie Hotel is everything a retreat in the Theater District should be: a quiet oasis in the midst of endless activity, and the perfect place for planning a trip to all the classic landmarks of the area.

Business travel in Midtown should have that extra touch of something special. With sleek and modest boutique NYC hotel accommodations towering above 56th Street, the modern exterior of The Carnegie Hotel leads guests into an experience of classic New York hospitality.

A premier new hotel near Central Park, we are pleased to surpass the everyday and offer our guests a number of complimentary features.

ROOMS & SUITES
Modern, cozy, and inviting: the Theater District accommodations at The Carnegie Hotel add sophistication to a great night’s sleep. With lively decor inspired by the musical heritage of Carnegie Hall in each room, guests will be pleased to find an array of deluxe amenities, as well as an intimate respite from a busy day in the city.

Features include plush bedding, custom Italian furnishings, and Malin + Goetz bath accessories. Plan your stay in a room evoking the rich musical history of the landmark next door, and enjoy sweet dreams in our classic Theater District NYC lodging near bright Broadway lights, legendary dining and iconic Central Park.

SUPERIOR QUEEN JUNIOR SUITE
The luscious hideaway feel of the Superior Queen Junior Suite is a soothing antidote to a day filled with travel, business, and movement. Return to your NYC boutique hotel suite, and rejoice in unparalleled peace.

Enjoy every detail of the fine Italian decor, as well as plush, inviting bedding, plenty to watch on TV, and the rest of our Midtown hotel’s complimentary amenities just downstairs.

For a Manhattan hotel suite with that extra touch of subtle comfort, the Superior Queen Junior Suite at The Carnegie Hotel will provide the ideal getaway. Our ADA accessible bathrooms are outfitted with grab bars, a roll-in shower, a hand-held shower wand, and low-level towel racks.

SUPERIOR KING JUNIOR SUITE 
Facing the grand old architecture of Carnegie Hall, the Superior King Junior Suite is the perfect blend of classic and modern. Floor-to-ceiling windows let you gaze out on the activity of our luxury Midtown accommodations’ neighborhood, while blackout shades and insulation keep you sleeping soundly when it’s time to turn in.

Tantalizingly close to Central Park South, Times Square, Columbus Circle and Rockefeller Center, make your entrance into the city after a night in the ideal NYC hotel for business travel, leisure, and everything in between.

One of the most convenient, stylish and central hotels in Manhattan welcomes you. Our ADA accessible bathrooms are outfitted with grab bars, a roll-in shower, a hand-held shower wand, and low-level towel racks.

SUPERIOR QUEEN
Scale up your comfort and choose the Superior Queen NYC guestroom. An expanded take on our Superior Queen Room, this room at our Theater District hotel offers all the deluxe New York amenities of the Carnegie Hotel, plus amazing views to take in the stunning Manhattan skyline and dream of the next day’s adventures. Prepare to soak in the sights of the city, and sink into an impossibly cozy slumber in queen-sized accommodations.

MIDTOWN MANHATTAN
Here in the city, you’ll never need to look far for excitement, enrichment or relaxation during Midtown Manhattan vacations. Manhattan is designed for wandering, with an endless landscape of museums, shops, restaurants, venues, and sights to take in. Whether you set out with a plan in mind or simply take adventures as they come, you’ll end each day of your stay with special memories.

UPPER EAST SIDE STYLE & BEYOND
Impossibly glamorous and endlessly innovative, shopping in Manhattan is the envy of the rest of the world. From deals on avant-garde designers at Barneys to sweet treats at Dylan’s Candy Bar, every kind of luxury is just moments away from our accommodations near 5th Avenue.

Five stories of high-end stores, shops and boutiques can be found at the Time Warner Center overlooking Central Park, while the legends of 5th Avenue span NYC history. Each block brings you up close and personal with iconic design, style and artistry.

Lavish attention on the window displays of Bergdorf Goodman, get lost in the “Girls Playground” of Henri Bendel, or peruse dream wardobes at Balenciaga, Givency, or Lanvin on Madison Avenue.

An astonishing assortment of shopping has given this corner of New York its rightful reputation as a magnet for international fashion. Make your mark, and discover new and old tastes alike.

THE ROCKEFELLER CENTER
Rockefeller Center is a large complex consisting of 19 commercial buildings covering 22 acres between 48th and 51st Streets in New York City. Commissioned by the Rockefeller family, it is located in the center of Midtown Manhattan.

ST. PATRICKS CATHEDRAL
The Cathedral of St. Patrick is a decorated Neo-Gothic-style Roman Catholic cathedral church in the United States and a prominent landmark of New York City. Did you know: The Cathedral of St. Patrick is a decorated Neo-Gothic-style Roman Catholic cathedral church in the United States and a prominent landmark of New York City.

UNITED NATIONS
The United Nations is headquartered in New York City, in a complex designed by Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer and built by the architectural firm Harrison & Abramovitz.

CENTRAL PARK
One of the most famous parks in the United States and the world, our Manhattan hotel near Central Park places us moments away from an iconic, sprawling, and exquisitely beautiful place to enjoy NYC at any time of year. Wandering the extensive pathways, bridges and roadways through its expanses, visitors will discover sights both familiar and unexpected.

TIME SQUARE
Times Square is a major commercial intersection, tourist destination, entertainment center and neighborhood in the Midtown Manhattan section of New York City at the junction of Broadway and Seventh Avenue. Historical features: Duffy Square; George Michael Cohan statue; One Times Square

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
Madison Square Garden often called “MSG” or simply “The Garden”, is a multi-purpose indoor arena in the New York City borough of Manhattan.

GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL 
Grand Central Terminal is a commuter and intercity railroad terminal at 42nd Street and Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan in New York City, United States

EMPIRE STATE BUILDING
The Empire State Building is a 102-story Art Deco Skyscraper on Fifth Avenue between West 33rd and 34rth Street in Midtown Manhattan, New York City

NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY 
The New York Public Library (NYPL) is a public library system in New York City. With nearly 53 million items, the New York Public Library is the second largest public library in the United States and fourth largest in the world

The library, officially chartered as The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations, was developed in the 19th century, founded from an amalgamation of grass-roots libraries, and social libraries of bibliophiles and the wealthy, aided by the philanthropy of the wealthiest Americans of their age.

Rooms: 67

Price: from 179 EUR per night

Source: www.thecarnegiehotel.com