Hotels in Manhattan - The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel

THE HOTEL

A timeless classic, The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel, has been called home by leaders in world affairs, business, society, entertainment and the arts. It is a quintessential New York landmark, and serves as a social haven in the Upper East Side. Guests feel truly ensconced in an elegant private residential atmosphere, which includes a discreet and polished staff and world-class dining and entertainment.

Named after British essayist Thomas Carlyle, the magnificent hotel designed by Bien and Prince was completed in 1930. From its exceptional location on Madison Avenue, the distinguished hotel has dominated the Upper East Side skyline for over 70 years, offering enviable views of Central Park. Initially decorated in the Empire manner by Dorothy Draper and updated by the notable Mark Hampton, the hotel maintains a unique, understated elegance and a strong Art Deco influence that has defined New York chic since 1930. A showcase of great art, a purveyor of privacy and a sanctuary of refined taste, The Carlyle is also home to the famed Café Carlyle, the legendary cabaret venue boasting performances by internationally renowned artists. World-famous Bemelmans Bar, featuring the only living murals of Madeline creator Ludwig Bemelmans, is renowned for its live jazz entertainment as well as inimitable cocktails.



MEETINGS
  • The hotel features two spacious, well-appointed banquet rooms and a reception foyer.
  • 3,781 square feet in meeting space
  • The intimate venues, completely renovated by the renowned design firm of White & Web, are ideal settings for parties, weddings and anniversaries as well as board meetings and business entertainment.
  • High-speed Internet access and full A/V services complement both venues.

 

Trianon Suite
  • The Trianon Suite is a long-time favorite for dinner and dancing.
Versailles Suite
  • The more intimate Versailles Suite captures the radiant ambience of its namesake.

Floorplan Set Ups

Meeting/Function Space Capacities
  Sq. Ft. Size Ceiling Reception Dining Theatre Classroom Conference U-Shape
East Trianon 1100

44x25

8' 8" 130 80 115 50 36 30
West Trianon 625 25x25 8' 8" 50 50 25 - 16 -
Trianon Suite 1725 69x25 8' 8" 225 150 150 70 54 54
Foyer 736 46x16 8' 8" 80 - - - - -
East Versailles 580 29x20 8' 8" 50 40 60 20 20 20
West Versailles 740 37x20 8' 8" 130 60 90 30 34 34
Versailles Suite 1320 66x20 8' 8" 200 100 120 70 60 64
Café Carlyle 988 38x26 8' 8" 100 60 60 - 24 -
* The Foyer is a common area between the Trianon and Versailles Suites.
** Room capacities do not reflect footage for audio-visual or miscellaneous equipment, entertainment or dancing.
*** Café Carlyle is available for day meetings and is an ideal venue for after-hours events.

Additional Venue Options
  • The elegantly draped semi-private dining room at The Carlyle Restaurant accommodates up to 25 guests.
  • Café Carlyle, the legendary cabaret venue, is available during the day as well as evenings for after-hours events.
  • Luxury suites offer privacy and comfort for small gatherings.

 

TRAVEL DETAILS

Madison Avenue at 76th Street, New York, NY
The Carlyle is brilliantly positioned on Madison Avenue, offering sweeping views of Central Park and easy access to the encircling Upper East Side galleries and boutiques, as well as the nearby “Museum Mile.”

Airports: JFK International (18 miles), La Guardia (10 miles), Newark International (20 miles), Teterboro (private) (30 miles)

  • Taxis are available at all major airports
  • Sedan and limousine service can be arranged through the Concierge Desk
  • Valet Parking: $50 per day (no in & out)

Time Zone: EST
Currency: U.S. Dollar
Climate: Averages Oct.-Mar. 30-45°F, Apr.-Sept. 55-90°F


 




ATTRACTIONS
  • Central Park, located one block from the hotel
  • Metropolitan Museum of Art, home to a world-renowned collection of masterpieces of artistry and design
  • The historic Upper East Side of Manhattan, home to the Whitney, Frick, Cooper-Hewitt and Guggenheim museums and a multitude of fine art and antiques galleries
  • Shopping: Madison Avenue, preeminent address for boutiques and stores of international repute; the Midtown area, larger department stores; SoHo, a mix of trendy boutiques and galleries
  • Lincoln Center, home to opera and ballet productions
  • New York's Theatre District, theatre productions on and off Broadway
  • City tours by helicopter, private car or bus

ACTIVITIES & SERVICES
  • Concierge
  • Valet service
  • Secretarial service
  • Twice-daily maid service
  • 24-hour in-room dining service
  • White-gloved elevator operator
  • 24-hour security
  • Babysitting
  • Complimentary use of the Silver Cross Balmoral Pram with Carlyle Crest during stay
  • Pet friendly
  • Health Club & Spa Studio
  • In-house florist & boutiques
  • High-speed Internet

RELATED WEB SITES
www.rosewoodhotels.com

 

ACCOMMODATIONS
187 Rooms and Suites

Each of The Carlyle's 187 rooms and suites have been individually decorated and appointed with the finest fabrics, rugs, antique boudoir chairs, Rivolta Carmignani linens and deluxe bathrobes. The walls are adorned with original Audubon prints, architectural renderings by Piranesi and English country scenes by Kips.

All suites, including the palatial Royal Suite and the fabulous Tower Suites, have been recently updated with plush furnishings and newly remodeled bathrooms. Some feature spacious kitchens, private terraces, baby grand pianos and spectacular views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline.


DINING

The Gallery provides an intimate lounge setting for snacks and light dining, while The Carlyle Restaurant is graciously formal. Dinner is also served at Café Carlyle, with world-class entertainment from cabaret legends. The neighborly Bemelmans Bar mixes superb drinks with live entertainment and a timeless setting.

CONTACT INFORMATION

The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel
35 East 76th Street at Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10021
T 212.744.1600
F 212.717.4682
thecarlyle@rosewoodhotels.com