Baccarat New York
New York, United States

Baccarat New York
New York, United States

About the hotel

Style

Cosmopolitan

Rooms

114

"A modern-day Versailles set right across the street from the Museum of Modern Art, the opulent Baccarat Hotel stuns with its sumptuous décor, posh spa and popular bar."

“Oh là là” is the only way to describe this modern-day Versailles. And that’s almost all the French you’ll need to know while you’re here at the Baccarat Hotel, New York – and you’ll be saying it again and again. Baccarat, manufacturers of French fine crystal, have created a sparkling, decadent and uber-chic pied-a-terre (oops, another French term) here in midtown, right across from the MOMA (Museum of Modern Art), which would, no doubt, be on your list of to-dos anyway.

The 114 boudoirs and suites are elegantly unfussy and beautifully appointed with wooden furniture and fabrics in shades of cream and white. Minibars are elegantly stocked with Baccarat crystal glasses. Bathrooms are finished in soft grey marble with heavenly-scented amenities by Paris’ Maison Francis Kurkdjian. Just remember, as you would anywhere in a big city, to ask for a room that doesn’t face onto the street (53rd, in this case).

Opulence is the name of the game at the Baccarat. Showcases of crystal,... Show more

“Oh là là” is the only way to describe this modern-day Versailles. And that’s almost all the French you’ll need to know while you’re here at the Baccarat Hotel, New York – and you’ll be saying it again and again. Baccarat, manufacturers of French fine crystal, have created a sparkling, decadent and uber-chic pied-a-terre (oops, another French term) here in midtown, right across from the MOMA (Museum of Modern Art), which would, no doubt, be on your list of to-dos anyway.

The 114 boudoirs and suites are elegantly unfussy and beautifully appointed with wooden furniture and fabrics in shades of cream and white. Minibars are elegantly stocked with Baccarat crystal glasses. Bathrooms are finished in soft grey marble with heavenly-scented amenities by Paris’ Maison Francis Kurkdjian. Just remember, as you would anywhere in a big city, to ask for a room that doesn’t face onto the street (53rd, in this case).

Opulence is the name of the game at the Baccarat. Showcases of crystal, chandeliers, original artwork, sumptuous fabric and other objets d’art ensure you feel a sense of drama during your stay. The plush leather and faux fur sofas and chairs beckon you to flop down and order afternoon tea on a whim.

The tea itself is, incidentally, from France’s finest tea emporium, Mariage Frères, and is ceremoniously served with gorgeous canapes and petit fours. You’ll be tempted to ask for a glass of champagne as well, but when you see the bar, you’ll want to wait to have that glass there. It’s a beautiful (and very popular) extension of the salon with cosy seating and bartenders who seem capable of managing umpteen orders at once. Le Jardin is the perfect place to enjoy a fantastic meal and beautiful weather at the same time, with light fare overseen by a culinary director with two Michelin stars. Here, you can sip champagne from the extensive wine list while surrounded by lush ivy trellises and fragrant flowers.

Spa aficionados will want to avail themselves of that at least once while here. There’s an indoor pool, too, with a tiled black and white checkered basin (like the bar’s bistro-style floor), a gym and a separate room for Pilates and yoga.

Hotel amenities

Air conditioning

Laundry/valet service

Restaurant

Room service

Lounges/bars

Children welcome

Pets allowed

Fitness centre

Internet complimentary

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“Oh là là” is the only way to describe this modern-day Versailles. And that’s almost all the French you’ll need to know while you’re here at the Baccarat Hotel, New York – and you’ll be saying it again and again. Baccarat, manufacturers of French fine crystal, have created a sparkling, decadent and uber-chic... Show more

“Oh là là” is the only way to describe this modern-day Versailles. And that’s almost all the French you’ll need to know while you’re here at the Baccarat Hotel, New York – and you’ll be saying it again and again. Baccarat, manufacturers of French fine crystal, have created a sparkling, decadent and uber-chic pied-a-terre (oops, another French term) here in midtown, right across from the MOMA (Museum of Modern Art), which would, no doubt, be on your list of to-dos anyway.

The 114 boudoirs and suites are elegantly unfussy and beautifully appointed with wooden furniture and fabrics in shades of cream and white. Minibars are elegantly stocked with Baccarat crystal glasses. Bathrooms are finished in soft grey marble with heavenly-scented amenities by Paris’ Maison Francis Kurkdjian. Just remember, as you would anywhere in a big city, to ask for a room that doesn’t face onto the street (53rd, in this case).

Opulence is the name of the game at the Baccarat. Showcases of crystal, chandeliers, original artwork, sumptuous fabric and other objets d’art ensure you feel a sense of drama during your stay. The plush leather and faux fur sofas and chairs beckon you to flop down and order afternoon tea on a whim.

The tea itself is, incidentally, from France’s finest tea emporium, Mariage Frères, and is ceremoniously served with gorgeous canapes and petit fours. You’ll be tempted to ask for a glass of champagne as well, but when you see the bar, you’ll want to wait to have that glass there. It’s a beautiful (and very popular) extension of the salon with cosy seating and bartenders who seem capable of managing umpteen orders at once. Le Jardin is the perfect place to enjoy a fantastic meal and beautiful weather at the same time, with light fare overseen by a culinary director with two Michelin stars. Here, you can sip champagne from the extensive wine list while surrounded by lush ivy trellises and fragrant flowers.

Spa aficionados will want to avail themselves of that at least once while here. There’s an indoor pool, too, with a tiled black and white checkered basin (like the bar’s bistro-style floor), a gym and a separate room for Pilates and yoga.

Hotel amenities

Air conditioning

Laundry/valet service

Restaurant

Room service

Lounges/bars

Children welcome

Pets allowed

Fitness centre

Internet complimentary

Show less

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