The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel
Upper East Side, New York
The hotel doesn't need to remind you of its history because it still lives inside it. Bemelmans painted the walls of the bar. Bobby Short played piano in the same room for 37 years. The suites on the upper floors have resident families who've held them for decades. That kind of continuity isn't manufactured.
What's Inside
Bemelmans Bar
Bar · Music
The only place in the world where you can see Ludwig Bemelmans' hand-painted murals while sipping a cocktail. Nightly jazz performances unfold beneath whimsical illustrations that were created as a cultural exchange, not just decoration.
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Café Carlyle
Restaurant · Bar · Music
The last cabaret room in New York where the concept of a residency still means something. Bobby Short held the stage here for 37 years. Woody Allen played clarinet for decades. These weren't appearances.
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Dowling's at The Carlyle
Restaurant
The 1930s bones of the room remain visible if you know where to look, and the contemporary European cooking doesn't apologize for them. This is a hotel restaurant that understands its position inside a landmark and works with it rather than against it.
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Location
The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel - 35 E 76th St, New York, NY 10021