The Lowell Hotel
Lenox Hill, Manhattan, New York
“Residential Upper East sanctuary”
Forbes Travel Guide
Vibe
Discreet Upper East Side living where Michael S. Smith interiors evoke a private townhouse rather than a Midtown hotel.
“Residential Upper East sanctuary”
Dedicated fireplace butlers, custom Frette linens, and residential suites with full private pantries.
European-style breakfast in the Pembroke Room and decades hosting discreet Upper East Side travelers.
Michael S. Smith interiors featuring Majorelle's vaulted glass garden and Carrara marble columns.
On a quiet residential block between Madison and Park avenues, one block from Central Park.
Rooms
Suites feel like classic Manhattan apartments, complete with heated marble floors, full pantries, and working fireplaces stocked with fragrant applewood.
Backstory
Architect Henry S. Churchill designed the 17-story tapestry-brick tower in 1927, creating residential apartment suites that remain family-owned today.
Eat & drink
Dine under vaulted arches in Majorelle's glass-enclosed garden terrace, or slip into Jacques Bar for cocktails surrounded by dark wood and brass.
The neighborhood
Tucked along a quiet tree-lined street between Madison and Park avenues, Central Park is just one block to the west.
“Located in a landmark 1920s building on the Upper East Side, The Lowell captures the essence of an elegant country house with a blend of English prints, floral fabrics and Chinese porcelains that surprisingly works.”
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