Almost 100 years ago, The Carlyle A Rosewood Hotel on Madison Avenue opened its doors and revolutionized the New York hotel scene. Since then, the hotel has become a legend in the Big Apple. (Re)discover this mythical jewel.
Head to the corner of Madison Avenue and 76th Street in the chic Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York, for a stay at The Carlyle A Rosewood Hotel. Since 1930, this 35-storey, 192-room establishment has been a landmark of the American metropolis. The setting is perfectly situated, just a stone’s throw from Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim and the Frick. Rich in anecdotes and history, the hotel knows how to renew itself in order to continue to appeal to its clientele.
Exceptional rooms
Now owned by the Rosewood Group, the hotel was designed by the renowned architectural firm Bien & Prince and named in honor of British essayist Thomas Carlyle. The hotel’s first decorator, Dorothy Draper, deployed an Art Deco style, recognizable from the black-and-white marble cle hall. A succession of designers followed, including Alexandra Champalimaud, Thierry Despont and Tony Chi. In 2021, The Carlyle A Rosewood Hotel reopened after a three-year renovation by the award-winning New York-based design firm tonychi.
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Featured photo : © The Carlyle A Rosewood Hotel
