The Chemists Club Hotel
Murray Hill, Manhattan, New York
“Restored Beaux-Arts clubhouse”
Vibe
Erlenmeyer flasks and jewel-toned fixtures welcome guests into this restored 1910 Beaux-Arts society club designed by Madrid studio Ilmiodesign.
“Restored Beaux-Arts clubhouse”
A 1910 Beaux-Arts clubhouse with preserved gothic arches, stained-glass windows, and vaulted refectory ceilings.
Madrid studio Ilmiodesign pairs mid-century furnishings with Erlenmeyer glassware displays and custom jewel-toned fixtures.
Italian Carrara marble bathrooms, Egyptian cotton linens, Botanist & Chemist amenities, and dedicated concierge service.
On 41st Street, one block from Grand Central Terminal and steps from Bryant Park.
Rooms
Soaring eleven-foot ceilings frame mid-century furnishings and Italian Carrara marble bathrooms fitted with rainfall showers and custom amenities.
Wellness
A mezzanine fitness center sits above the ground floor, reached by a curved staircase overlooking the Beaux-Arts lobby.
Backstory
Designed by York & Sawyer in 1910, the building originally served as headquarters for The Chemists' Club, complete with working laboratories.
Eat & drink
Benjamin Steakhouse occupies the former refectory, serving dry-aged beef beneath soaring vaulted ceilings and beside a roaring stone fireplace.
The neighborhood
Set on 41st Street along Library Way, Grand Central Terminal is one block east while Bryant Park sits just steps west.
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