The Lowell
A discreet Upper East Side townhouse-style hotel, The Lowell is known for residential suites, wood-burning fireplaces, refined European interiors and a quietly privileged location near Central Park and Madison Avenue.
The Lowell sits on a tree-lined stretch of East 63rd Street between Madison and Park avenues, a short walk from Central Park. Its modest exterior and small lobby immediately distinguish it from New York’s larger grand hotels.
The 72 rooms and suites are individually decorated with a residential, European sensibility. Many of the most coveted accommodations include wood-burning fireplaces, terraces or kitchens, reinforcing the feeling of a private Upper East Side apartment.
Public spaces are similarly intimate. Majorelle provides an elegant restaurant setting, Jacques Bar handles cocktails and conversation, and the Pembroke Room offers a particularly polished breakfast and afternoon-tea experience.
Service is attentive without being showy, and the hotel’s size allows staff to maintain a more personal rhythm than a large Midtown property. Shopping on Madison Avenue, Museum Mile and Central Park are all within easy reach.
The Lowell is ideal for travelers who want New York luxury to feel established, private and residential. It does not rely on spectacle; its appeal comes from fireplaces, thoughtful rooms, polished service and one of Manhattan’s most desirable neighborhoods.
