InterContinental New York Barclay
Midtown East, Manhattan, New York
“Grand Central railroad landmark”
Vibe
A grand Carrara marble staircase anchors the lobby, setting a stately, 1920s railroad-era tone just off Park Avenue.
“Grand Central railroad landmark”
A 1926 Cross & Cross Neo-Federalist landmark built during Grand Central Terminal's historic expansion.
Nearly a century of Midtown hospitality featuring grand ballrooms and a storied Carrara marble staircase.
A private club lounge, twenty-four-hour room service, and bespoke penthouse suites overlooking the Chrysler Building.
In Midtown East off Lexington Avenue, a short walk from Grand Central Terminal and Rockefeller Center
Rooms
Tailored residential rooms pair classic millwork with soft tones, while top-floor suites open to expansive terraces facing the Chrysler Building.
Backstory
Built in 1926 for the New York Central Railroad, Ernest Hemingway once stayed here to finish drafting For Whom the Bell Tolls.
Eat & drink
The Parlour serves craft gin cocktails and seasonal American plates sweetened with honey from the hotel’s own rooftop apiary.
The neighborhood
Grand Central Terminal and Rockefeller Center sit just a few blocks away through the steady hum of Midtown East.
The app
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