2 Lexington Avenue
New York NY 10010
(212) 920-3300

A legendary establishment since the early twentieth century, this hotel has served as a sanctuary for actors, artists, writers, intellectuals, and fashion designers. Built on the site where Edith Wharton was born, the hotel became the New York home for 1960-70s rock and roll legends such as Bob Dylan, the Beatles, and Debbie Harry, to name a few. It has been totally refurbished and is now frequented for its late night dining spot, Maialino, and bespoke cocktails at Rose Bar.