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The Sherry-Netherland

The Sherry-Netherland

Upper East Side, Manhattan, New York

Opened 1927   $$$$

“Gilded Age skyscraper classic”

Heritage Classic Luxe
Central
The Sherry-Netherland — vibe

Vibe

Uniformed attendants operate the manual brass elevators, carrying guests beneath a groin-vaulted lobby ceiling modeled on the Vatican Library.

“Gilded Age skyscraper classic”

Heritage

Groin-vaulted lobby modeled after the Vatican Library with salvaged Cornelius Vanderbilt II mansion friezes.

Classic

Continuous 1927 hospitality with uniformed manual elevator attendants, sidewalk doormen, and Bellinis at Harry Cipriani.

Luxe

Bespoke residential suites featuring Egyptian cotton linens, decorative fireplaces, and white-glove elevator attendant service.

Central

At Grand Army Plaza on Fifth Avenue, directly across from Central Park's southeast entrance and Midtown flagships

The Sherry-Netherland — rooms

Rooms

Individually decorated cooperative suites feature high ceilings, decorative fireplaces, and original 1920s pedestal sinks fitted with silver-plated faucets.

The Sherry-Netherland — backstory

Backstory

The lobby's carved limestone friezes were salvaged from the demolished Cornelius Vanderbilt II mansion across Fifth Avenue before opening in 1927.

The Sherry-Netherland — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Harry Cipriani replicates Venice's storied Harry's Bar just off the lobby, pouring signature Bellinis alongside classic handmade potato gnocchi.

The neighborhood

Standing over Grand Army Plaza, the landmark sidewalk clock marks the transition from Fifth Avenue flagships into Central Park.

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