Caroline Clements

Viceroy New York

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Viceroy New York Grand penthouse living room overlooking Central Park.

Grand penthouse living room overlooking Central Park.

Viceroy New York Amazing floor to ceiling marble bathroom, huge bath tub and double shower (also with Central Park views).

Amazing floor to ceiling marble bathroom, huge bath tub and double shower (also with Central Park views).

Viceroy New York Super comfy king-size bedroom.

Super comfy king-size bedroom.

Viceroy New York View from the 28th floor down on to the street.

View from the 28th floor down on to the street.

Viceroy New York Coffee table book - The Complete Cartoons of the New Yorker.

Coffee table book - The Complete Cartoons of the New Yorker.

Viceroy New York Penthouse living / dining room with amazing sofa cushions, many lamps, brass light fittings and red roses.

Penthouse living / dining room with amazing sofa cushions, many lamps, brass light fittings and red roses.

Viceroy New York Detail – woven wood lampshade.

Detail – woven wood lampshade.

Viceroy New York Me in the grand marble bathroom.

Me in the grand marble bathroom.

Viceroy New York The Rooftop bar, before it gets busy, complete with incredible views.

The Rooftop bar, before it gets busy, complete with incredible views.

Viceroy New York Looking into Kingside, the hotel’s ground floor restaurant.

Looking into Kingside, the hotel’s ground floor restaurant.

Viceroy New York A relaxation pool on the cellar level, warm as a bathtub.

A relaxation pool on the cellar level, warm as a bathtub.

Viceroy New York The Viceroy’s dark façade – looking up from street level.

The Viceroy’s dark façade – looking up from street level.

Highs & Lows

  • The Roof bar.

  • The marble bathroom in the penthouse.

  • The ground floor library in the foyer.

  • The banana split at Kingside.

  • The hallways don’t feel quite right here...

The Barometer

  • Design

  • Website

  • Environmental Consciousness

  • Night's Sleep

  • Service

  • Amenities

  • Takeable Treats

  • Refer a Friend

  • Overall Value

  • Life Changing

Total: 47/50

Important Bits

  • Type

    Luxury boutique hotel.

  • Vibe

    Elegant uptown luxury.

  • Location

    Centrally located in midtown, just below Central Park and close to galleries like MoMA, The Met and The Guggenheim. A bit of a deadzone for great restaurants and a real NY vibe, but close to a train station to get around.

  • Rooms

    240

  • Music

    A mixed bag of popular contemporary tunes.

  • Year Opened

    2013

  • Designed By

    Roman and Williams

  • Health & Wellness

    Yes, a small downstairs gym and an indoor relaxation pool.

  • Restaurant

    Downstairs on street level is a large all-day eatery called Kingside, serving breakfast through to dinner with a bar. They also do the room service from here.

  • Bar

    You can drink downstairs at the bar at Kingside or at The Roof, the rooftop bar on the 29th floor overlooking Central Park. There is also bar food available on the roof.

  • Minibar

    The in-room bar offering is very impressive here, but as far as snacks go…it’s pretty standard with chips, sweets and nut bars.

  • Children

    Children welcome.

  • Price

    Pricey high-end luxury.

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