Hotel Elysée

Midtown


Adorned with antiques and classic detailing, this intimate hotel has been bedding the famous and fabulous since 1923. Come evening, star-spot over complimentary wine and cheese in the lounge, or in the deco-glam Monkey Bar restaurant, co-owned by Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter and featured in both Mad Men and Gotham.

There’s no gym on-site, but passes to NY Sports Club are complimentary. There's also a parking garage next door. The daily resort fee of $25 includes wi-fi and a continental-breakfast buffet.


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