Little symbolizes New York City’s iconic Upper East Side quite like The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel. A beacon of class and sophistication, New York heritage and American history, The Carlyle is that rarity of a hotel – and, now, residences. It transcends the typical standards of a luxury hotel and plunges the guest into a world of the enchanting glamor and sophisticated glitz that it has played home to for almost a century. 

Encompassing the 26th floor and boasting floor-to-ceiling panoramic views of the city and Central Park, the private elevator immediately plunges the guest into astronomic luxury: think a grand piano within the gallery entrance, Art Deco murals, and Venetian plaster walls.