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The Chatwal - New York


Modern Art Deco Furniture sits on a geometric rug with a table lamp in the background.
The Producer Suite Living Room at The Chatwal

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The front facade to The Chatwal Hotel with entrances to the hotel itself and The Lambs Club restaurant.
The Chatwal Hotel

If you're visiting New York to admire the stunning Art Deco architecture, then you may as well complete the experience by staying in one of the city's famous Art Deco style hotels.

Just a short walk from Times Square, the Chatwal, on West 44th Street, is in an ideal central location to explore some of the world's most iconic Art Deco buildings like the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, Rockefeller Centre and, if you’re prepared to walk a little further, the Eldorado off Central Park.


Bar with numerous bottles in-front of a large mirror with Empire State Building shaped Lights hanging over the top of the bar itself.
The Bar at The Chatwal

The midtown location also makes it ideal for shopping on Fifth Avenue, taking in a musical or two on Broadway and seeing those locations you're familiar with from all those blockbuster films you’ve seen over the years. Despite its proximity to Times Square the hotel is surprisingly quite, so you shouldn’t have any problems getting plenty of rest after an exhausting day site seeing and shopping.

Stunning Art Deco Hotel lobby with a polished tile floor and polished chrome console table.
Art Deco Inspired Lobby

With just 76 rooms, 30 of which are suites, the hotel has a smaller more intimate feel than many of the larger hotels nearby and as you'd expect of an American hotel, service is top notch thanks to the very friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast is excellent and the Lambs Club is a well-known New York destination restaurant serving superb food. You’ll be pleased to know there's a small gym and swimming pool to help work off any overindulgence at breakfast or dinner!


Long hotel lobby with the chairs and tables in the foreground and the reception desk at the far end with a large clock above it.
Lobby looking toward the Reception Desk

The hotel itself was built in 1905 by Stanford White and relatively recently, 2010 to be exact, has been fully restored by master architect Thierry Despont and re-launched. The interior is a modern Art Deco delight with warm woods, polished metal accents and splashes of bold colours used to great effect throughout the building. Rooms are based on the glamour of early 20th-century travel, with faux leather wrapped cabinets resembling classic luggage of the period, luxurious suede walls and tinted mirror clad baths.

 

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