
A top‑floor suite featuring a queen‑size bed and a generous living area. The suite includes a fully equipped kitchenette with a two‑burner cooktop, toaster, cookware, plates, mugs, cups and utensils. Additional amenities include a Smart TV with Roku, coffee machine, mini‑fridge, water kettle, iron and ironing board, and hair dryer.
| Sleeps | 2 |
|---|---|
| Beds | 1 |
| Size | 506 sq ft |
1 bedroom · queen bed
The suite spreads across the top floor with a queen‑size bed in the bedroom and a living area built for lingering. The kitchenette is genuinely functional, not decorative, with a two‑burner cooktop and everything you need to cook a simple meal. The design carries the hotel's signature art‑forward sensibility, with bold colour choices and contemporary furnishings that play against the building's 1920s Beaux Arts bones. It's quiet up here, a retreat from the Midtown energy below.
The Raines Law Room is downstairs on the ground floor, a speakeasy pouring craft cocktails and small bites. Laundry is on site, which is the kind of thing that decides a three‑week stay. The Culture Curators will find you theatre tickets or a table that is hard to get. Bryant Park is a few minutes on foot, and Grand Central is closer.
No smoking, no pets, no events. This is two brownstones rather than a tower, so there is no gym and no restaurant beyond the Raines Law Room downstairs. Thirty-three suites in the building, and this is the one on the top floor, which makes it the quietest.
