The carlyle hotel

From opulent classics to artsy modern stays, these grandiose accommodations, renowned for their design, service, and inimitable amenities.

The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel 35 East 76th Street (Madison Avenue at 76th Street), New York, NY 10021 The Carlyle's Madison Street entrance. --------------------- Named for British essayist Thomas Carlyle, the 35-story hotel, designed by the architectural firm of Bien & Prince, was completed in 1930. Moses Ginsberg, a millionaire construction magnate, built the Carlyle Hotel. A newspaper account of the time described the design as a "diversified setback style," which provides private…

Does it get any more classic New York than The Carlyle?

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The Carlyle (New York)

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The Carlyle Hotel and Bemelmans Bar is one of the classic NY dining experiences.

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