The Carlyle Rosewood Hotel
Upper East Side, Manhattan, New York
“Upper East Side legend”
Vibe
White-glove elevator operators and live cabaret piano set the tone in this 1930 Art Deco tower on Madison Avenue.
“Upper East Side legend”
Manhattan landmark since 1930 with nightly live piano at Bemelmans Bar and Café Carlyle cabaret.
1930 Art Deco tower preserved with original Ludwig Bemelmans murals under gold-leaf ceilings.
White-glove Upper East Side service with dedicated butlers and bespoke Valmont spa treatments.
On Madison Avenue in the Upper East Side, one block from Central Park and Museum Mile.
Rooms
Redesigned by tonychi studio, the residential quarters pair tailored neutral palettes with crisp Art Deco geometry and black lacquer accents.
Wellness
The subterranean spa pairs bespoke cellular facials by Swiss skincare house Valmont with a dedicated fitness center and Yves Durif salon.
Backstory
Dubbed the New York White House during the Kennedy administration, Ludwig Bemelmans once painted the bar murals in exchange for lodging.
Eat & drink
Sip martinis beneath Ludwig Bemelmans's hand-painted murals and gold-leaf ceilings at Bemelmans Bar, or catch cabaret at Café Carlyle.
The neighborhood
Madison Avenue's blue-chip galleries and designer boutiques run past the front door, with Central Park sitting one block west.
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