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"Times Square Nugget"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 6, 2012
We really enjoyed our stay. We stayed for a week and were glad to find a hotel right in the heart of Times Square. The service was definitely top notch! The front desk was courteous and the concierge was very helpful, recommending great shows and restaurants. Our room was nice. It could've been a little larger. But the bathroom was a good size and the size of the TV's and the fact that they played HD was a bonus. Also, the bed was quite comfortable. The cleaning staff did a fine job of keeping up the room. I'll definitely recommend this hotel to others.
"Consistency. You can depend on it."Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 6, 2012
Finding a "GOOD THING" these days can get harder and harder. For this reason when you come across a 'good thing" it is priceless. One of the most recent "good things " that I have come across is the PARAMOUNT hotel in Times Square. The first thing that I leave the hotel impressed by is the professionalism and commitment that is demonstrated by the staff. Starting with the front desk where I was checked in by Catherine and continuing until the driver which I received at the hotel hands me my luggage at the airport. Catherine followed the details of my visit until the moment I checked out. The only dislike that I had which eventually i got over was the view of the alley where the boiler or some loud machine was placed. I know that from now on I will request a room that faces anywhere but there. If you are going to New York and plan on taking in Broadway there could not be a more perfect location. I love this hotel so much I find myself wanting to travel to NYC more. I cannot wait until my next visit to the PARAMOUNT which I hope will be in the next few weeks.
"Another Good Experience"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 5, 2012
My wife and I have stayed at the Courtyard in Mahwah three of the last four years to attend the NEAF astronomy show at the Rockland Community College in Suffern, just a few minutes away. We've always had good a experience and this stay was no different. The recent renovations definitely spruced the hotel up. The pool and spa area was nice, although the acoustics in the room left my ears ringing after a group of children in the pool were not using their "indoor voices." Our room was very clean, everything worked well, including the internet connection (which is a wired connection) and having a Dunkin Donuts right next door makes a stay here worthwhile in my humble opinion! Just grab a coffee and a bagel sandwich and go. The rates are competitive with other hotels in the area. If someone on here rates the hotel low, they must be comparing it to a five-star city hotel or maybe a destination resort. It's not that, but it is a clean and decent place to stay while traveling for business or short-term pleasure. I believe we will stay there again next year.
"Affordable Quickie in NY"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 5, 2012
We had a very good time and the hotel was close to work.
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Very nice hotel, within walking distance to subway for access to Manhattan (take the 7 or E and you can get to grand central, times square, penn station). Just a few blocks to local restaraunts. The room was very clean, excellent staff, free shuttle to subway. Overall an excellent place to stay if your touring new york city. One note, if you are considering a "view room" save your money, the view is obstructed by a number of taller buildings (the hotel is only 7 floors). Overall an excellent experience and I would definitely stay again, especially at the rate because of the new hotel discount. If you plan to take a cab from the hotel call one yourself because the service the hotel uses charges a flat rate to specific areas and you can get a cab on your own for cheaper generally.
Personal service and attention to detail have been hallmarks of The Carlyle since 1930. You can expect concierge assistance, twice-daily maid service, and white-gloved elevator operators. It's no wonder that The Carlyle has attracted celebrities and heads of state, including Mick Jagger, Charles, the Prince of Wales, and John F. Kennedy (who reportedly held trysts with Marilyn Monroe at The Carlyle). You’ll feel like a part of the A-list as you dine in the English manor-style restaurant or legendary supper club. Indulge in Sense Spa’s holistic treatments, or get a makeover at the Yves Durif salon. Register for the hotel’s Rose Buds program, and pamper your children with Baby Primrose skincare products, tea, and other services for the little ones.
Exuding the rarefied air of an Upper East Side pied-à-terre, The Carlyle's rooms and suites look out into the Manhattan skyline, Madison Avenue, or 76th Street. Accordingly, guestrooms showcase original artwork and antiques, hardwood floors, and wool area rugs. The decor deftly weaves Louis XVI flair with modern accouterments: iPod docking station, wireless Internet access (surcharge), and TV with DVD player and digital cable are standard amenities. You can also luxuriate in terrycloth bathrobes, slippers, and another New York original: Kiehl’s toiletries.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
This hotel does not offer any accessibility features. Please select a different hotel if you are interested in booking a room with accessibility features.
Sense Spa blends 1940s Hollywood glamour with a modern holistic approach. Each service is personalized to your specific needs with Sisley products. The Kohler DTV shower satisfies all your senses with water, steam, sound, and a customizable light system that re-creates sunrise and sunset. Breathe in French Lavender or Icelandic Moonflower as your worries are soothed away during a Sense Aromatherapy Massage. The spa offers facials, massages, and skin and body treatments. Facilities include 5 treatment rooms, a relaxation room, a couple's suite, and steam rooms in separate his-and-hers changing rooms. The spa also includes a 24-hour fitness center offering high-tech exercise equipment from Technogym.
In his signature hair salon at The Carlyle, Yves Durif, the artist behind the hairstyles of heiress Daphne Guinness and Martha Stewart, focuses on French and Italian cuts and colors.
Dining selections at The Carlyle include fine French-American cuisine, afternoon tea, classic cocktails, as well as 24-hour room service.
The Carlyle Restaurant - Join discerning Upper East Side aristocrats for seasonal American fare with French touches. Classic English manor style includes walls with hunting scenes and banquettes draped in plush fabrics. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch.
Café Carlyle - Timeless decor and refined flavors marry in Café Carlyle’s supper club-cum-cabaret. The café features dinner and nightly entertainment, including frequent appearances by Woody Allen and the Eddy Davis New Orleans jazz band.
The Gallery - Inspired by the Turkish sultan’s dining room at the Topikapi Palace, the elegant 2-tiered Gallery presents warm reds in the upper-level room with soft blues and golds downstairs. Breakfast begins in the late morning; continental and à la carte choices are offered. Traditional afternoon tea features pastries by French celebrity chef François Payard.
Bemelmans Bar - Named after Ludwig Bemelmans, the creator of the classic Madeline children’s books whose murals adorn the bar's walls, Bemelmans Bar offers classic cocktails, lunch, light meals, and weekend entertainment. Sip a James Bond-inspired Vesper martini beneath the 24-karat gold leafed ceiling, and join the ranks of socialites and celebrities who have frequented this legendary lounge for more than 50 years.
The hotel's health club features cadio equipment by Technogym, an Italian fitness and wellness company.
Central Park, one block west of The Carlyle, encompasses 843 acres of meadows, woods, cliffs, ravines, gardens, paths, and lakes in an emerald setting. Popular walking and running routes include Central Park Drive (closed to traffic during scheduled hours) and the path around the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir. The Loeb Boathouse, on a picturesque lake, provides rowboat and bicycle rentals. The Wollman Memorial Skating Rink offers ice-skating in the winter and splendid views of the park and city year-round.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Buildings crane above one another to claim views of Central Park, a piece of real estate valued at more than $528 billion. Surprises abound in its 843 acres. The grounds include a castle, a zoo, several lakes, and an Egyptian obelisk. A city that never sleeps needs its quiet time, too: Central Park has six designated “quiet zones,” including Strawberry Fields, the monument to John Lennon.
see all hotels in New York"Business Stay Mid April 2012"
I found this hotel to be very pretentious and unfriendly. I stayed 2 nights for business and have stayed at all the premier properties in NYC. I have never stayed in a hotel that treats guests like this one. The amenities (gym, spa, room decor, etc) are truly one of the best in the city but the friendliness of the staff was lacking and almost rude at […] some points. I understand that they are trying to uphold an image of the Upper East Side but I have stayed at other hotels (Plaza Athenee and The Mark) and both were much warmer and had similar amenities. On a side note--Bemelman's Bar is a must do if you are in the area. To conclude, I was more than ready to leave this hotel when I checked out. I was nothing but polite and followed all proper etiquette of high end establishments as well as was dressed professionally and I still received a cold reception. I will be stayed elsewhere when I need to be in this neighborhood from now on. Read more
"Old world charm & elegance"
Excellent stay entire staff could not do enough to please.
"Convenient location near all attractions"
Our stay was excellent! Very pleasant and friendly staff.
"entertainment"
jazz band was excellent
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"great hotel"
Lived up to its reputation for perfection.
"Service excellence in NYC"
If you want true European excellence in service, this is the hotel for you. Unlike the newer, more glitzy 5 Star hotels in NYC, the Carlyle has trained staff that understand the RIGHT way to do things. Understated elegance; it does not shout but whispers perfection. You will not bump into the latest rock star (thankfully). Well behaved canine companions […] are welcome! Read more
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"carlyle rosewood"
The staff is very charming, ready to help and listen to you, Almost something normal in the US of A but not in all 5 star. This hotel lives on its glorious past and a unique location but is not really matching a 5 star class category anymore, especially if we compare it with similar ones in the neighboorhood or abroad... Being in UPtown NY requires […] some serious improvement to match with the luxury world of 5 stars. Some people might not notice it but ther are same flows. I would reommend the bar for those who likes Jazz in a rare ambiance (a bit outdated) from another time. Read more
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Fabulous hotel. Very comfortable. However no coffee machine. To order a pot of coffee from room service is $17.....!
"Hotel Carlyle New York City"
Högsta betyg till den ypperliga service detta gamla första klass hotell med fantastiskt läge vid Central Park och 5 th Avenue Upper East Side erbjöd under vår vistelse. Klass!
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"Inte imponerad allts"
Mycket dåligt rum,gammalt kylskap,högt ljud från luftkond.,många rum har ingen utsikt.Spara pengar och hitta bra hotel!!!
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