洛厄爾飯店(Lowell Hotel)

The Lowell, with it's breathtaking entrance and art/antique clad spaces, is a NYC landmark hotel,, front door steps away from the retail outposts of Madison & Fifth avenue and the Central Park playgrounds. My Deluxe Junior Suite was very accommodating with seating space and a ivy laced landscaped terrace. Fresh flowers, curated art work, hardwood floors, desk and armchair rendered a residential feel to the environment. Classic casement windows that opened, provided natural light, fresh air and cityscape views. A wood burning fireplace elevated the coziness of the space. A marbleized bath was outfitted with separate soaking tub and shower, dual basins and heated floor. The Lowell is endowed with an array of eating and drinking venues. The Majorelle is a restaurant offering a menu of French classics fused with Moroccan influences. The decor of the Majorelle is "well dressed" with beautiful floral arrangements and table settings. Luxurious dishes from the menu include: Snails in Puff Pastry, Grilled Branzino, Roast rack of Lamb, Duck Breast and Pistachio Souffle (the house specialty). I tried the Lobster Risotto....excellent.......and I didn't pass on dessert.....Mille Feuille.....a gem of a sweet. Seasonal bar bites and coveted cocktails can be had at Jacques Bar with a decor inspired by the beautiful Majorelle Garden of Marrakesh (I loved the Moroccan Mint Tea). The Club Room is an absolutely sumptuous communal place where one can enjoy a drink and/or a small bites menu. The Pembrooke Room is a renowned European emporium available for daily breakfast, brunch and afternoon tea. So, if you want the intimacy of a small luxury hotel with beautiful surroundings coupled to impeccable service................then try the Lowell Hotel............................ .............a gem of a hotel.

I have stayed in just about all of the NYC heavy hitting hotels and this is in my top two. The Lowell will forever be my NYC winter hotel!! I loved the warm coziness of the hotel and how absolutely chic it was. The service was impeccable and the room was pure luxury. I've found my calmness in a city of madness. :)

Don't change a single thing!!!! My niece and I want to make this an annual trip!!!!!We had a TRIUMPH of a time!!!!!!!! My favorite city, my favorite hotel and MY FAVORITE PEOPLE!!!!! THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART!!!!! LOVE LOTS, SUSIE CORRIGAN

If you want a classic nyc experience then this is your place! Service is impeccable Hotel feels like a glamorous town house The staff is warm and takes the time to ask and help with whatever you will need We have been staying for the past 6 years and will never stay anywhere else!

the hotel is nice but in my opinion NOT a 5 star hotel. A 5 star hotel should have certain things. one it should have 24 hour room service. Also it had as it's coffee in the room instant( lol.What is this I thought a Soviet Union 5 star hotel) I should not have had to call the hotel engineer to get the water hot enough to take a shower. I was told it was because it wads full occupancy and everyone was taking a shower. That alone should cost you a star. Yes it is a nice hotel( except for cold rooms.) and it is a noice location for a tourist stay. But that was just trying to say something nice but to be a five star hotel you need to be much better. This is a 4 star or 3 and a half.

This hotel leaves you feeling like a local, surrounded by residential homes, we found this area to provide the best New York experience away from all the crowds. The staff is top notch and the amenities equally as good. If you are wanting to be in the midst of the NYC tourist bustle, this is not your place. If you want luxury rooms, with quality staff, excellent sips and bites, and a fabulous lounge to enjoy at the end of the day - this is your place. Perfect for couple trips or families with older (18+) children.

Booked trip for my husband and my anniversary many months before trip. Made it very clear that we would love a special room so we booked a junior deluxe suite. Was told it would have a terrace and kitchenette plus website claims the deluxe suites are corner rooms. Called 2 weeks before to confirm nice room with terrace etc and were assured it would be a special room. Check in to find that there was no terrace, no kitchenette and it was not a corner room. Was stuffed into the smallest junior room not a deluxe junior suite. Front desk could not move us into a better room and also would not reduce the price of the room given that there was no terrace, no kitchenette and it was not a bright corner room. Very dishonest. Also the heat was not working properly in our room so the suggestion by the bellman was to turn the heat up to 80 degrees. Still cold and we were charged for the firewood and the log tax for our stay. Hidden costs and quite frankly appaling given that our room was freezing. We have stayed at many nice hotel in NYC and have always given glowing reviews. This 5 star hotel is more like a 3 star that is outdated and extremely overpriced for what you get.

Room quality--both aesthetics and functionality--club room (wow!), location and, most especially, service were top of the line. Most impressed by the friendliness of staff--not stuffy at all. Old New York decor with modern flourishes make for a comfy and inviting home away from home. You'll sleep well--beds are amazing.

What a great stay! From John the bellman, to Job at the front desk. Pierre in guest relations, and Charles in room service. Everyone was so kind and welcoming. The hotel was so beautifully decorated for the holidays and just felt so warm. the suite was gorgeous and the bathrooms even more!!