New York, USA
Built in 1930, The Carlyle is an emblem of New York glamour and luxury. Nestled in the heart of the Upper East Side, the hotel is legendary for its first-class combination of discretion and grace. Designed by the noted architectural firm Bien & Prince and named in honor of British essayist Thomas Carlyle, the hotel has been a Manhattan landmark for decades. The Carlyle features 189 rooms and suites with stunning views of Central Park and New York, serving an impressive list of guests and visitors. Every American president since Truman has visited, and its rich history includes visiting Royals and heads-of-state—HRH, the Prince of Wales; the late Diana, Princess of Wales; the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, their Majesties, and the kings and queens of Denmark, Greece, Spain and Sweden have all visited.
Today, The Carlyle continues to be the pinnacle of luxury for sophisticated travelers.
The hotel is 25 km from New York John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), and it takes about 40 minutes by car.
An upscale Upper East Side retreat, The Carlyle offers exceptional service, world-class amenities and one of best spas in New York. Guests can also relax, rejuvenate and experience some of life’s finest rewards at the salon and fitness center.
Situated in the sophisticated, historic Upper East Side landmark, The Valmont Spa at The Carlyle is the ultimate hideaway for a luxurious and relaxing experience to renew your sense of self. Discover the master of anti-aging treatments since 1985, Valmont, which perpetuates the unique expertise of Swiss cellular cosmetics with incomparably efficient care treatments giving immediate, long-lasting results.
Nestled on the 3rd floor of The Carlyle, guests will find a highly personalized experience in a modernized art deco setting at the Yves Durif Salon at The Carlyle. Featuring celebrity hairstylist Yves Durif and his team of world-class stylists, this glamorous and inviting full-service salon offers clients a wide menu of luxury services, seven days a week: cut, color, makeup, manicure/pedicure, bridal and event styling.
Described as “dynamic” by Vanity Fair Magazine and as “an intimate gem of a salon” by Vogue, the Yves Durif Salon crafts the perfect balance between cut, color and makeup, with the aim of enhancing clients’ best features. The goal is not to just produce a haircut but to deliver a hairstyle. As the salon of choice for such high profile names as Mika Brzezinski, Joe Scarborough, Daphne Guinness, Amy Fine Collins, Neil Young and Cassandra Grey, the Yves Durif Salon at The Carlyle is a tastemaker’s haven. Amidst Yves’ personal collection of black and white Burt Glinn images of Hollywood stars like Elizabeth Taylor and Brigitte Bardot, guests will find a luxurious retreat where everyone is a VIP.
Combining stellar technology with ultimate convenience, The Carlyle’s NYC fitness center is committed to improving each guest’s health and well-being. On the third floor in The Carlyle, the fitness center ensures that guests are able to commit to their fitness plans while traveling. Combining state-of-the-art fitness equipment from Technogym as well as on-site trainers, this space will keep everyone toned, fit, and in shape.
The golden age of New York cabaret comes alive each night at Café Carlyle. With an authentic Manhattan backdrop and a soundtrack that is classic cabaret, Café Carlyle is known for headlining incredible talents.
With masterpiece murals by Ludwig Bemelmans, the creator of the classic Madeline children’s books, Bemelmans Bar draws socialites, politicians, movie stars and moguls with its extensive drink menu and live entertainment.
As one of the premier family-friendly hotels in New York City, The Carlyle extends a warm welcome to guests of all ages. Rosewood Explorers aims to delight our youngest guests with an array of special services, amenities and convenience items that includes everything from kids’ menus to fun events. Babysitting services are also available, freeing parents up for a romantic getaway without the kids, in the care of professional nannies.
Celebrate a new era of Upper East Side dining featuring interpretations of timeless New York favorites and throwback dishes from another era. With an extensive redesign, the stylish dining room is open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekend brunch.
A favorite of Upper East Siders and visitors alike since 1947, Bemelmans Bar is a special hideaway where artist and author Ludwig Bemelmans’ whimsical illustrations come to life. Best remembered for his beloved Madeline series of children’s books, the murals are the only public surviving commission of his work. Guests can enjoy classic cocktails while swinging to lively music, including performances by Earl Rose, Rob Mosci, and more.
Originally opened in 1955, Café Carlyle offers a classic cabaret experience with incredible talent – including past classic performers such as Bobby Short, Elaine Stritch and Eartha Kitt. Guests can now experience modern-day acts such as Isaac Mizrahi, Judy Collins, Alan Cumming, Rita Wilson, Steve Tyrell and John Pizzarelli. The intimate supper club is highlighted by music-themed murals by Oscar-winning French artist, Marcel Vertès.
Inspired by the Topkapi Palace in Turkey, The Gallery was designed under the creative direction of the legendary Renzo Mongiardino. The space features hand-painted wallpaper by Milanese artist Enrico Brus and intaglio-like painted views of landmarks such as Venice’s Church of Santa Maria del Salute and Istanbul’s Hagia Sophia. Guests can enjoy an all-day a la carte menu, afternoon tea or cocktails.
Indulge in The Carlyle's In-Room Dining and experience impeccable service and culinary delights from the comfort of your guest room or suite.
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