Royalton Hotel

The hotel is located off Fifth Avenue, in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, just two blocks from Grand Central Station.
The hotel is a sleek and elegant boutique property internationally known for innovative style.
Please be aware that each individual guest will be responsible for incidental charges to be paid upon departure. To guarantee these charges, the hotel requires a credit card at time of check in. An authorization for the amount of 150 USD per day will be assessed for incidentals. The hotel will be unable to register any guest that is not able to provide sufficient credit to cover their charges upon arrival.
No pets are allowed in the hotel.
This is a distinctive midtown hotel, built in 1898 and was completely renovated in 1989.
******Brasserie 44 at Royalton will temporarily close for the summer while improvements to the space are being made. Morgans Hotel Group is enhancing the legendary lobby bar and restaurant to include a new, additional bar and an enhanced design. The restaurant will re-open for New York Fashion Week in September with new programming and a cocktail collective which will further solidify the hotel as a midtown nightlife destination. While the restaurant is closed, breakfast, lunch and dinner will continue to be served daily in the lobby lounge. ******.
New American cuisine and a pre-theater menu are offered in Royalton, A Morgans Original's Brasserie 44. The leather-walled Bar 44--inspired by Ernest Hemingway's favorite bar in Paris--opens in the evenings.
Recently renovated in 2007, all unique guest rooms are in ultra-modern decor, featuring CD players, minibar and bathrobe. The bathrooms are small, but stylish, and creatively decorated. Guestrooms at the Royalton, A Morgans Original in New York feature flat-screen HD TVs, wireless Internet access, 300-thread-count cotton sheets, pillowtop mattresses, custom soaking tubs, and fresh flowers.
The hotel has a very discreet entrance leading into the reception area. At first glance, it appears to be a trendy bar/lounge as the reception desk is somewhat hidden. Inspired by 20th century Nairobi, the lobby features an eclectic mixture of original and vintage furniture; surfaces made from velvets, suede, and furs; and treated brass and aluminum. Just past the lobby, the legendary Round Bar, now known as Bar 44, offers an intimate setting with views extending from the entrance and lobby to the cream-toned leather walls of Brasserie 44, the latest eatery by John McDonald of the acclaimed Lever House.
10 kms to the airport (la guardia), 2 minute walk to the nearest bus stop, 20 kms to the airport (jfk), 5 minute walk to the nearest metro station (b, d, f trains), Close to the station (grand central).