Baccarat Hotel and Residences New York

Baccarat Hotel and Residences New York

Baccarat Hotel and Residences New York occupies fifty floors in Midtown but keeps just 114 rooms, an unusual ratio that keeps corridors and elevators from feeling crowded. The hotel sits about three kilometers from the city center, close enough to reach the Museum of Modern Art and the Paley Center for Media on foot. Rooms run from the Classic Grand King and Classic Grand Room, both 441 square feet with a mini bar, safe, bathrobe and coffee service, up to the Classic Double Suite at 635 square feet. Anyone traveling with a child will need to ask about an extra bed, charged at 100 dollars a night. Downstairs, La Piscine holds a heated indoor pool beneath a barrel-vaulted ceiling with a checkerboard floor, and the fitness studio runs Technogym and Woodway equipment 24 hours with a separate room for yoga. What sets this address apart from other luxury towers nearby is Spa de La Mer, the first dedicated La Mer spa in the United States, built around one skincare house rather than a general treatment list. There is a restaurant, a bar, a library, and a concierge team the hotel calls Attachés, whose job is to handle requests before guests think to make them. Small dogs under five kilograms travel for a surcharge. None of it is casual pricing: a damage deposit of 200 dollars per day is required on arrival, and breakfast not included in the room rate costs 96 dollars per person. This suits someone who wants Manhattan quiet and a spa built around one skincare line, not a spectacle. It will feel spare to anyone wanting a lobby full of noise. A 50-floor tower with just 114 rooms, three kilometers from MoMA, built around Spa de La Mer, the only dedicated La Mer spa in the country. Expect a 200 dollar nightly deposit and quiet over spectacle, not a crowded lobby.