The suite
A park-side or city-side suite, chosen for the season and length of stay.

The Upper East Side institution
Upper East Side

Atmosphere photograph
The Carlyle has welcomed guests since 1930 at 35 East 76th Street, a block from Central Park and Madison Avenue. Managed today by Rosewood, it keeps the scale of a house: just under two hundred rooms, a good share of them suites, and staff who know their regulars.
Three rooms shape its evenings. Bemelmans Bar, with murals by Ludwig Bemelmans, creator of Madeline; Café Carlyle, a cabaret hosting performers from the New York stage; and Dowling's, the dining room. The Michelin Guide awards the hotel two Keys, renewed in 2026.
TGZ is not affiliated with the hotel. We reserve the room or suite that fits, and look for a table at Café Carlyle or Bemelmans on busy nights, often successfully, without promising what depends on the house.
The right moment
In December, when Madison Avenue lights up; late at night at Bemelmans, while the pianist plays.

A park-side or city-side suite, chosen for the season and length of stay.
A table at Café Carlyle on a performance night, requested early according to the house's rules.
Fifth Avenue's museums in the morning, a car at your disposal and dinner in the neighbourhood.

Baseball's legendary final, its historic ballparks and coveted boxes.
DiscoverYes, the bar welcomes non-residents too, though some nights are very busy. We can time your arrival well.
We try, often successfully, depending on the programme and the house's rules. Popular nights go early.
Smart dress suits the house, especially in the evening at Café Carlyle.
No. TGZ is an independent house and books with the hotel like any guest.

TGZ Conciergerie is an independent house, with no affiliation to The Carlyle. Availability and conditions are confirmed to you before any commitment.