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The 5 most glamorous hotels in New York that you must visit
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New York is a city known for its elegance and sophistication, and its hotels are no exception. If you’re looking for an unforgettable lodging experience in the Big Apple, you can’t miss this list of the 5 most glamorous New York hotels you must see. From iconic luxury hotels to elegant boutiques, each of these hotels offers a unique and luxurious experience that will leave you in awe. Discover with us the most elegant hotels in New York.
Aman New York – Manhattan
Here, guests are welcomed into a tranquil interior where the outside world seems to fade away and the ambient bustle of Midtown Manhattan ceases to be noticeable. Dark wood tones, multiple fireplaces and metal screens – inspired by the design of the Amanjena in Morocco – protect the privacy of guests enjoying their balconies.
Foodies can head to the hotel’s lively Italian restaurant, Arva, where the best fresh, family-style food is served; or to Nama, a Japanese restaurant with its own omakase counter. And as an Aman guest, they don’t have to worry too much about getting a reservation: only they and the members of this first global Aman club have access to the hotel’s gastronomy. (How much is the entrance fee for the latter? A whopping $200,000). So far, so luxurious; but if you really want to get away from it all, head to the hotel’s three-story spa, complete with cryotherapy, saunas and a crystal-clear pool. Forget the city that never sleeps. This place is a dream.
The Cloud One New York – Downtown
The Cloud One New York – Downtown is a first-class hotel located in the heart of downtown New York. The hotel’s modern and minimalist decor makes it stand out from other hotels in the area. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, equipped with all the amenities necessary for a comfortable stay. In addition, the panoramic view of the city from the rooms is breathtaking.
The hotel staff is friendly and helpful, always ready to help with any questions or needs you may have. The breakfast included in the room rate is varied and delicious, with both sweet and savory options. The hotel’s location is unbeatable, with easy access to the city’s tourist attractions, as well as trendy restaurants and stores.
Hotel Barrière Fouquet’s New York
The legendary French hotel brand recently opened in Manhattan’s understated but fabulous Tribeca neighborhood, with a perfect blend of Parisian sophistication and relaxed downtown ambiance. Rooms have classic French decor with pastel colors and high ceilings, and the marble bathrooms are large with bathtubs. The hotel’s fitness center is one of the main attractions, with the Dogpound brand of exercise, and the spa features Crème de la Mer treatments. The general manager, Gilles Stellardo, is one of the most connected people in Manhattan, and the hotel’s restaurant offers delicious classic French food. Overall, it is an ideal place to enjoy your stay in New York in an elegant and quiet atmosphere.
The Wall Street Hotel, Financial District
Today, in New York’s Financial District, there is as much pleasure as business, and The Wall Street Hotel displays a more complex identity than the stereotypes of Goldman’s puffy vests, freight bulls and Ellis Island ferries. The owners, the Paspaley family, hired designer Liubasha Rose to convert their former corporate headquarters into a refined 180-room Art Deco-style hotel with lots of brass, velvet and mother-of-pearl. Artfully directed elegance extends from the rooms with brass and mirrored bar carts to the two-height bar with contrasting colors and textures. Chef-restaurateur John Fraser oversees La Marchande brasserie, with Long Island oysters and a raw fish bar, and a rooftop bar overlooking the river is expected to open. In short, The Wall Street Hotel offers an elegant and sophisticated experience that defies the stereotypes of the financial district.
Baccarat Hotel, Midtown
How many huge Phantom of the Opera-style Baccarat crystal chandeliers does it take to create an extravagant hotel fit for a princess? According to this shiny new addition to the New York skyline, the answer appears to be 17. And the charm of glass certainly doesn’t stop there. This Skidmore, Owings & Merrill design makes an impact from the exterior with its glowing wall, continues with a stunning LED light pattern created with 1,800 Baccarat Harcourt wine glasses in the lobby, and continues through the grand lounges and 60-foot vaulted-ceiling bar filled with crystal sconces and glass art, all the way to the 112 relatively understated rooms with their table lamps and crystal vases. With nice touches like Fauchon almond cookies, chocolates and mini cheddar pancakes on the not-so-mini red lacquered bars and custom jacquard bedding by Mascioni, the rooms are cozy, relaxing spaces. Executive Chef Ali Dey Daly leads the culinary front, bringing his experience at Michelin-starred restaurant Cru to the hotel to present elevated and imaginative dishes that appeal to New Yorkers and food-loving international guests. With shades of platinum and champagne, the Grand Salon is the hotel‘s premier food and beverage option, where handcrafted cocktails in cut crystal glasses are paired with red snapper platters and seasonal pasta and risotto dishes.
