The Carlyle Rosewood Hotel

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This refined Rosewood property is the epitome of 1930s art deco. Most recent visitors praise this hotel's white-gloved service staff and overall Old World elegance. Overlooking Central Park from its perch on the Upper East Side, The Carlyle shares an address with an eclectic array of high-end galleries and boutiques, not to mention a handful of top-tier restaurants. After you've roamed the streets of Manhattan, you can unwind at The Carlyle Restaurant, a high-end dining establishment renowned for its glamorous clientele and exquisite culinary offerings. For a more lively atmosphere, head to Café Carlyle, where classic cabarets are performed regularly. Location & Parking On East 76th Street and Madison Avenue, just one block from Central Park, The Carlyle sits in the heart of Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Guests can find high-end shopping, dining and the “Museum Mile” Subway's 77th Street location (6 train) is the only stop within easy walking distance Fairly removed from many of Manhattan’s prime (non-museum) tourist locations, though accessible by cab LaGuardia Airport is approximately 8 miles away; John F. Kennedy International Airport and Newark International Airport are approximately 18 miles away Guest RoomsGuests can expect luxury apartment-style rooms each with unique character and decorated in vibrant patterns in shades of pale yellow, blue, red or cream with Audubon or Kips' English countryside prints. Kiehl's beauty products in marble bathrooms; many rooms have whirlpool tubs Some suites feature terraces and grand pianos Personal fax machines, DVD players and iPod docking stations