[Luxus Magazine] The Carlyle A Rosewood Hotel, the jewel of New York

Almost 100 years ago, the Carlyle A Rosewood Hotel, located on Madison Avenue, opened its doors to redefine the New York hotel landscape. Since then, the residence has become a legend of the Big Apple. (Re)discover this legendary setting.

You need to go to the corner of Madison Avenue and 76th Street in the Upper East Side of Manhattan in New York to stay at the Carlyle A Rosewood Hotel. Since 1930, this 35-story, 192-room building has been an iconic place in the American city. The location is perfect, just steps from Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim and the Frick. Rich in history full of anecdotes, the hotel knows how to renew itself to continue to shine among its customers.

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Now owned by the Rosewood group, the hotel was designed by the renowned architectural firm Bien & Prince and named in honor of the British essayist Thomas Carlyle. The first decorator Dorothy Draper used the Art Deco style, recognizable from the black and white marble hall. Several photographers then followed, such as Alexandra Champalimaud, Thierry Despont and Tony Chi. In 2021, the Carlyle A Rosewood Hotel reopened after a three-year renovation by the prestigious New York-based design firm Tonychi.

Featured photo: © The Carlyle A Rosewood Hotel