The timeless style of classic 'Old New York' sets the stage for an unforgettable experience in one of Manhattan’s most desirable neighborhoods. The Hotel Elysée is located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan on East 54th Street between Madison and Park Avenues. Within walking distance to Central Park, Rockefeller Center, MoMa, Fifth Avenue and some of the City’s most elegant shopping, cultural and dining destinations. Guests of the Hotel enjoy complimentary coffee, tea, cookies and fresh fruit available all day, as well as deluxe European-style breakfast served each morning and a wine & cheese reception every weekday evening from 5p.m.-8 p.m. in the relaxing Club Room. Complimentary high speed wireless internet access is also available throughout the hotel and complimentary passes to New York Sports Club are available for all guests. With the romantic ambiance and gracious service of a private country inn, the Hotel Elysée is consistently acclaimed as one of the city’s best loved hotels. As the home of the world famous Monkey Bar, Hotel Elysée was once a playground for the rich and eccentric and has been the permanent New York City address of many movie stars, artists, writers and intellectuals over the years. Hotel Elysée was twice voted the most romantic hotel in New York by Citysearch, was named 'Best Small New York Hotel' by Travel & Leisure magazine and consistently ranks as one of the most popular Hotels in New York City by members of Tripadvisor.com. Hotel Elysée is a member of HKHotels.
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The Hotel Elysee offers its guests perhaps the most outstanding and desirable location in New York City. Situated on East 54th Street, it is within walking distance of many mid-town corporate headquarters, cultural landmarks such as the Museum of Modern Art, and some of the most outstanding restaurants and shops in New York. In addition to its amenities, one-of-a-kind guest rooms and beautiful appointments throughout, the Hotel Elys?e is unlike any other hotel in midtown Manhattan offering the comforts and services of a luxury hotel in a setting that has the charm and privacy of a beautiful country inn. The Hotel Elys?e features 87 meticulously renovated rooms, three junior suites, and eleven suites, many with terraces, kitchens or solariums - all with marble bathrooms. A vital part of the New York scene since the 1930s, the Hotel Elys?e has been home to privacy-seeking celebrities from the stage, screen and world of letters - including Tennessee Williams, Ava Gardner, Joe Dimaggio, Vladimir Horowitz, Marlon Brando, the Gish sisters, Dame Margot Fontayn, Harold Robbins, and many others. Conceived in 1926 as a European-style hotel for the carriage trade and named after an upscale French restaurant of the 1920's, the Hotel Elys?e still reflects the old-world charisma of that era. After its construction, the hotel quickly became a playground for the rich and eccentric; a perfect romping ground for movie stars, artists, writers and intellectuals. Still an oasis of grace and elegance in the vibrant heart of New York City, the Hotel Elys?e has preserved the intimacy with which it started but, at the same time, has nurtured a sense of modernity as time has progressed.
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The Hotel Elysee offers its guests perhaps the most outstanding and desirable location in New York City. Situated on East 54th Street, it is within walking distance of many mid-town corporate headquarters, cultural landmarks such as the Museum of Modern Art, and some of the most outstanding restaurants and shops in New York. In addition to its amenities, one-of-a-kind guest rooms and beautiful appointments throughout, the Hotel Elys is unlike any other hotel in midtown Manhattan offering the comforts and services of a luxury hotel in a setting that has the charm and privacy of a beautiful country inn. The Hotel Elys features 87 meticulously renovated rooms, three junior suites, and eleven suites, many with terraces, kitchens or solariums - all with marble bathrooms. A vital part of the New York scene since the 1930s, the Hotel Elys
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