The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel

Dating back to 1930, The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel has long been a bastion of elegant New York City hospitality and discreet sophistication. From its Upper East Side perch on Madison Avenue, the hotel is walking distance to banner NYC attractions, including museums like the Met, premier shopping, and Central Park, which is just a block away. Enjoy upscale American cuisine at The Carlyle Restaurant, afternoon English tea at The Gallery, and a supper club cabaret performance at Cafe Carlyle. Mix and mingle over cocktails in a cozy, leather-tufted booth at Bemelmans Bar, named after Ludwig Bemelmans, the famed illustrator of the Madeline children’s book series; his original whimsical murals still adorn the walls today.