The Chatwal New York in Times Square, the luxurious boutique hotel in Midtown Manhattan, has reopened its doors just in time for guests, families and culture lovers to experience the best Broadway has to offer and the city’s world-famous festive celebrations.
The Chatwal New York is known for its timeless elegance and attention to detail. In addition to boasting a beautiful interior, it is home to first-class haute cuisine and fine wines, along with a whole host of bespoke experiences. In what will come as excellent news for those wanting a luxurious New York base when they visit, the hotel will be reopening its doors to international travellers from November the 8th.
Christmas in New York City is always exceptional. As many will know, American’s are never ones to do things by half, and one of the best places to witness this is New York City during the festive period. From amazing lights to exceptional Christmas markets and giant brightly lit trees, it has everything in place to create memories that will last a lifetime.
Dream Hotel Group’s announcement of the reopening of The Chatwal New York couldn’t be better timed as it pretty much has coincided with the curtain rising on Broadway and lets guests celebrate Christmastime in New York City. The announcement also marks a significant milestone for Dream Hotel Group and the city of New York as it continues the road to recovery.
“Finally!” said Jay Stein, CEO of Dream Hotel Group. “We couldn’t be more thrilled to reopen The Chatwal New York and welcome our guests and the community back to experience the timeless elegance, refined services and one-of-a-kind hospitality for which our Chatwal brand is known. Today is a great day for our company and New York City.”
For those who might not be familiar with this award-winning hotel, it’s located in the heart of Manhattan and features 76 rooms. Of these 29 are suites, with 14 of these benefitting from private landscaped terraces.
The Chatwal New York is a quite extraordinary property and you don’t need to take just our word on this. Just this year it has received some rather distinguished accolades, with probably the main one being the 2021 Conde Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards who voted it the Best Hotel in New York. In addition to this, it also featured prominently at the 2021 Travel + Leisure’s World Best Awards.
“The Chatwal, New York’s reopening marks the return of luxury boutique hospitality in the heart of Midtown Manhattan,” added Ashish Verma, Senior Vice President, Luxury Division, Dream Hotel Group, and General Manager of The Chatwal New York. “Our team is committed to our guests’ safety and satisfaction with superior services in a renewed world.”
As mentioned, the hotel is located close to the home of theatre in the United States and to pay homage to this fact, The Chatwal New York has created some exceptional suites. These include the Chatwal Suite, which celebrates the most memorable Broadway shows and features a huge terrace and the Garden Suite that has a south-facing terrace with sculptures, fountains and heat lamps.
Last but by no means least is the Library Suite, which contains a carefully curated collection of literary tomes and masterpieces in its own private library, along with offering some inspiring views of the Manhattan skyline.
All of the hotel’s accommodation has been outfitted in a rich colour palette of deep reds, purples, and tans, with magnificent bathrooms that feature sparkling tile floors fit for the next Broadway star. Each of the rooms takes inspiration from early 20th-century travel and contains built-in cabinets wrapped in faux leather and resembling classic luggage pieces.
In celebration of the reopening, as a special offer, each reservation through March 31, 2022, will receive a $100 credit towards the purchase of Broadway, Radio City Music Hall, Madison Square Garden, or any other performance tickets or as a hotel credit. For more information o this offer and the hotel and its services, please visit www.thechatwalny.com.
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