The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel – Upper East Side Icon of Manhattan Elegance

Step into The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel, a Manhattan landmark on the Upper East Side where refinement, discretion, and artistic legacy converge. Since 1930, this storied sanctuary has welcomed royalty, dignitaries, and cultural icons, offering a timeless escape steps from Central Park, galleries, and boutiques.

Glamorous Architecture & Timeless Interiors

Designed by Sylvan Bien and Harry M. Prince, with interiors by Dorothy Draper, The Carlyle radiates Art Deco sophistication. Its black-and-white marble lobby, elegantly appointed suites, and historic décor reflect decades of prestige, hosting U.S. presidents and European royalty alike.

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Legendary Entertainment & Cultural Flair

Café Carlyle, famed for cabaret performances by Bobby Short and Eartha Kitt, immerses guests in music-inspired murals by Marcel Vertès. Bemelmans Bar enchants with Ludwig Bemelmans’ Madeline murals and nightly live jazz, blending whimsy, heritage, and contemporary vibrancy.

Culinary & Residential Elegance

Dowling’s offers classic American cuisine surrounded by curated artworks, while guest rooms and residential-style suites provide serene sophistication with personalized touches—from private pianos to refined amenities—crafted for comfort and discretion.

Attentive Service & Intimate Luxury

The Carlyle’s celebrated staff—concierges, bell staff, and ambassadors—often serve for decades, delivering intuitive service that makes every stay seamless and memorable. Guests can relax in privacy while savoring Manhattan’s cultural pulse just outside the doors.

Invitation to Explore

While enjoying The Carlyle’s Upper East Side elegance, consider also Las Ventanas al Paraíso, A Rosewood Resort, where Baja’s natural beauty meets elevated hospitality in a coastal retreat.

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