The Carlyle

A timeless classic, The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel has been called home by leaders in world affairs, business, society, entertainment and the arts since its debut in 1930. Brilliantly positioned on Madison Avenue, it is a true New York landmark ? a showcase of great art, a purveyor of privacy and a sanctuary of refined taste. Guests feel truly ensconced in an elegant private residential atmosphere, which includes a discreet and polished staff as well as world-class dining and entertainment.

Check-in Time:

1500

Check-out Time:

1200

Year Built:

1998

Year Renovated:

1998

Total Rooms:

140 rooms.140

Total Floors:

34 floors.

Rooms:

SUPERIOR - GUEST_ROOM:All rooms in the hotel are individually decorated, with hardwood floors, area rugs, custom fabrics and linens, and unique artwork adorning the walls. A desk provides ample workspace with high-speed Internet access.Superior Rooms feature either a king bed or two twin beds and are approximately 400 square feet of space. Located on floors 3 through 33, they offer either a quiet courtyard location or city views facing Madison Avenue. Superior Rooms feature a larger seating area and additional closet space.DELUXE - GUEST_ROOM:Deluxe Rooms are very large accommodations featuring either a king bed or two twin beds in approximately 500 square feet of space. Offering an entry foyer, spacious closets and a comfortable seating area featuring the Deluxe Rooms range throughout the hotel from floors 3 to 27. In addition, the rooms provide city views facing either Madison Avenue or 76th Street and most have a wet bar in the foyer and several have small pantries, ideal for longer visits.CLASSIC - SUITE:Classic Suites feature either a king bed or two twin beds, are approximately 650 square feet in size and are located on floors 5 through 12. Each features a separate living room and bedroom, with the choice of either a small pantry area or a powder room off of the living room. The suite offers interior views in a quiet courtyard location. Tastefully appointed with traditional furnishings, the Classic Suite is individually decorated with hardwood floors, area rugs, fine fabrics and linens, and unique artwork adorning the walls.

Price

$495-$750 double; from $750 1- or 2-bedroom suite, V

Credit Cards Accepted

AE, DC, MC, V

Directions

The Carlyle's Upper East Side neighborhood, Manhattan's legendary Gold Coast, offers a wealth of museums, galleries and upscale shopping within easy walking distance. Of course, the ultimate New York City walk is through Central Park, naturally lovely in any season and just one block away. For city attractions and cultural venues further afield, guests are encouraged to ask our knowledgeable concierges for tips, directions, transportation options and ticket availability.

Area

Museums & Galleries:Our Madison Avenue at 76th Street location places you near the Whitney and the Frick, as well as New York City's Museum Mile.

Parking

Parking $50

Pets

Pets accepted

Attractions

Central Park 1 Block WMetropolitan Museum Of Art 2 Blocks WWhitney Museum 1 Block SThe Frick Collection 6 Blocks SJewish Museum 10 Blocks NBloomingdales 16 Blocks SSacks Fifth Avenue 20 Blocks SBurgdorf Goodman 16 Blocks SUpscale Boutiques OfEvery Major Desiner 1 20 Blocks SMacys 40 Blocks SPopular Restaurants 1 40 BlocksWall Street 4 Miles SStatue Of Liberty 4 Miles SEllis Island 4 Miles SGarment District 40 Blocks SSoho 3 Miles SArt Galleries 1 60 BlocksGreenwich Village 3 Miles SLincoln Center opera/Ballet 1 Mile WTheatre District 2 Miles SwTime Square 1 Mile S

Dining

The Carlyle RestaurantA long-time favorite among prominent eastside neighbors and socialites, The Carlyle Restaurant, designed in the English manor house style by the late Mark Hampton, marries luxury with intimacy. Patrons feel at home at once, ready to devote their full attention to the menu that spotlights dishes from Executive Chef James Sakatos' native Greece, classic French influences and the finest regional American ingredients.The larger of the restaurant's two intimately lit rooms features plush chintz-covered banquettes, Aubusson rugs and mirrored alcoves, set off by a dramatic six-foot-tall floral arrangement. Just off the main room, a smaller dining room shimmers in Fortuny silk. Throughout, English hunting scenes by Fores, as well as engravings by Redoute and Liliacae, complete the country house ambience.Cafe CarlyleThe nightly scene is out of an old MGM classic, camera ready with a backdrop that is pure Manhattan and a soundtrack that is classic cabaret. Caf? Carlyle is known for headlining incredible talents, including Eartha Kitt, Ute Lemper and Woody Allen, who regularly appears to jam with the Eddy Davis New Orleans jazz band. For the past three decades, Caf? Carlyle has been synonymous with the legendary Bobby Short, who thrilled sell-out crowds for 36 years. His spirit will live on through the music at Caf? Carlyle.Bemelmans BarBest remembered as the creator of the classic Madeline books for children, Ludwig Bemelmans once joked he'd like his tombstone to read: "Tell Them It Was Wonderful." Well, wonderful it was, and still is, at Bemelmans Bar. Named in honor of the legendary artist, Bemelmans is a timeless New York watering hole that has drawn socialites, politicians, movie stars and moguls for more than five decades.The GalleryExotic, elegant d?cor by legendary decorator Renzo Mongiardino sets the stage for a private retreat favored by the rich, the famous and the beautiful since the hotel's inception. Inspired by the sultan's dining room at the Topikapi Palace in Turkey, The Gallery is divided into two tiers.

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