the Lowell, New York

THE LOWELL, New York

• 27 ROOMS AND 27 SUITES

• FITNESS CENTRE

• JACQUES BAR AND RESTAURANTS

• IDEAL FOR BUSINESS, FAMILY (CHILD FRIENDLY) AND FRIENDS

• VOYAGER TIP: BOOK AN IN ROOM MASSAGE OR BLOW DRY

THE HOTEL

Located on a quiet, tree-lined street off Madison Avenue, The Lowell is in the heart of New York’s most exclusive and fashionable Upper East Side. A refined 74 keys hotel, The Lowell welcomes guests with a serene residential atmosphere reminiscent of a private townhouse. With 47 suites and 27 deluxe rooms, this landmark building prides itself on being one of the few luxury hotels that has 33 accommodations with wood-burning fireplaces, 14 with terraces, and almost all with fully equipped kitchens. Michael Smith, a world renowned interior designer has further enhanced The Lowell’s residential ambiance with his distinctive style. Personalized service and legacy is inherent at The Lowell. The way in which they welcome guests, attend to them during their stay and remember them when when they come back is the essence of The Lowell.

Each of the rooms are designed with timeless elegance and luxury and feature marble bathrooms, flat-screen TVs, and full kitchens or kitchenettes. The opulent suites have separate sitting areas, and some add wood-burning fireplaces, terraces and/or more bedrooms. Room service is available 24/7.

Amenities include a guest-only fitness centre and an elegant restaurant that offers breakfast, brunch, afternoon tea and dinner, in addition to an extensive cocktail menu. Whilst the hotel doesn’t have a spa, they can offer massage therapists and in-room beauty treatments to take care of every guests’ need as well as private trainers in the fitness centre.

Much has changed since The Lowell opened its doors in 1927 between Park and Madison Avenues among Manhattan’s wealthiest townhouses on the Upper East Side. And the esteemed landmark hotel continues to endure as a timeless classic. For nearly a century, luminaries have sought out The Lowell to make it their home when in New York.  History has given The Lowell a pedigree, but it’s the service that defines its legacy.