Hotel Elysée

The Elysée Hotel was built in 1926 by Swiss-born Max Haering who desired a hotel in the European style. It was named for the poshest French restaurant in the area at the time. Visit the iconic Monkey Bar, a former mafia hangout that was renovated in 1995 by David Rockwell. A hotel has a significant history overall.

This historic 1920s hotel, which is two blocks from Fifth Avenue shopping, three blocks from the Museum of Modern Art, and six blocks from Central Park, has Old World-inspired decor choices. Two blocks separate you from the closest metro. Free WiFi, minibars, flat-screen TVs, and iPod docks are amenities in the rooms; some suites also include kitchenettes. The hotel's expansive suites are named for notable frequent visitors Tennessee Williams, Vaclav Havel, and Vladimir Horowitz.

Room service is offered by the hotel's Monkey Bar, a traditional American eatery with a lively social scene. A guest lounge that serves refreshments is there. There are guest tickets available for a nearby fitness center.

Rate: 4.6 (252 Google reviews)

Website: https://www.elyseehotel.com/