Royalton

Located in the very heart of theatreland, in 2007 the iconic Royalton hotel proudly re-opened its doors onto midtown Manhattan, completely redesigned by Roman and Williams, the New York design firm. The hotel entrance is discreetly concealed behind huge wooden doors, yet upon entrance guests cannot fail to be astounded by the Royalton's dramatic lobby which extends across a fully NY city block. Designed to be simultaneously sophisticated and complex, an icy cast-glass vestibule and brutalist steel and brass furnishings with soft suede upholstery, thick leather walls and hide-covered chairs to create a dark, sexy and luxurious space. Design and architectural details include a mammoth floor-to-ceiling hand forged cast-bronze fireplace, a twenty-foot screen that was once part of the facade of a building in France and hand-upholstered leather walls done in a pattern reminiscent of African tribal art.

Guest rooms at the Royalton will not disappoint even the most discerning of traveller, rooms feature all new furnishings and an exquisitely pleasing palette. Built-in banquettes prefect for lounging run along the rooms. The bathrooms are sparkling and invigorating spaces that refresh and restore, enhanced with lavish Agua by Korres amenities.

The hotel's own restaurant 'Brasserie 44' is a well know popular venue in itself, brought about by John McDonald, creator of the acclaimed Lever House and Lure Fishbar, this intimate 100-seat Midtown Manhattan restaurant offers an exceptional modern American menu . A magnificent, boutique hotel representing the epitomy of cool designer, chic, hidden in the very centre of Manhattan.

Hotel facilities

• Wi-Fi
• Restaurant
• Gym/Leisure Facilities
• Bar

Getting there

Subway: Bryant Park Station