A historic property facing right onto Madison Avenue. The Lotte New York Palace made its mark on impressionable viewers when it served as a frequent hangout for the entitled characters of Gossip Girl on TV, but its history catering to New York’s elite stretches back to 1882, when six neoclassical style townhouses were first erected with a courtyard that faced out to Madison Avenue. These historic buildings were annexed to a 55-story hotel tower in 1974 by hotelier Harry Helmsley and has been pampering guests ever since. Today’s incarnation of the hotel features gorgeous luxury guest rooms with up close and personal views of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, along with a separate hotel-within-a-hotel called The Towers, which offers more space, better views, and personal butlers. The hotel also has two restaurants and four bars, including one named Trouble’s Trust (after Leona Helmsley, AKA the Queen of Mean’s dog.) All listings featured on Condé Nast Traveler are independently selected by our editors. If you book something through our links, we may earn an affiliate commission. More To Discover
Skip to main content  1 / 24 OverviewAn iconic hotel in Midtown Manhattan, the Lotte New York Palace & The Towers is known for its fabulous views, impressive interiors and unrivalled service. This historic hotel sits on Madison Avenue, attached to the 19th century Villard Houses landmark. The accommodation combines modern comfort with timeless elegance, with the most luxurious collection of rooms and suites on the top 14 floors of The Towers. There’s a spa, fitness centre and concierge, in addition to five unique drinking and dining venues – including a French-inspired bakery and opulent Gold Room Bar. Lotte New York Palace & The Towers enjoys a sought-after location in the bustling centre of East Midtown. St Patrick’s Cathedral lies opposite, and the flagship stores of Madison Avenue are in the vicinity. The Rockefeller Centre is less than 500 metres from the property, and Times Square and Central Park are both less than a mile away. If you’re looking to explore other parts of the city, the Rockefeller Centre Subway Station is just three blocks away. The journey to John F Kennedy International Airport is around 16 miles. There are 733 spacious rooms and suites in the Mansion section of the hotel. All feature geometric carpets, modern artwork, custom furnishings and marble bathrooms. Standard amenities include a minibar, Molton Brown toiletries, bathrobes and slippers – although Wi-Fi is only complimentary for those staying in The Towers. Cathedral Rooms boast splendid views of St Patrick's Cathedral and the Rockefeller Centre. The hotel’s Towersection comprises bespoke rooms and extra-spacious suites on the top floors. They are all fitted with custom furnishings and boast spectacular skyline views. Accommodation detailsAddress:455 Madison Avenue Check-in Details:Normal Check-in: 15:00 Location:0.6 mi / 0.9 km from city centre Room types and facilities.Sleeps 4, Bed Type: Double(s) Private bathroom, Bathtub/shower combination, Separate Bath, Separate Shower, Television, Satellite television, In Room Movies, Trouser/Pant press, Minibar, Air conditioning .Sleeps 2, Bed Type: King(s) and rollaway Private bathroom, Bathtub/shower combination, Separate Bath, Separate Shower, Television, Satellite television, In Room Movies, Trouser/Pant press, Minibar, Air conditioning .Sleeps 4, Bed Type: Double(s) Private bathroom, Bathtub/shower combination, Separate Bath, Separate Shower, Television, Satellite television, In Room Movies, Trouser/Pant press, Minibar, Air conditioning .Sleeps 2, Bed Type: King(s) and rollaway Private bathroom, Bathtub/shower combination, Separate Bath, Separate Shower, Television, Satellite television, In Room Movies, Trouser/Pant press, Minibar, Air conditioning General facilities
Other facilitiesThe spa has a eucalyptus steam room and uses Naturopathica products. You can choose between a variety of massages, facials and nail treatments – or book an in-room spa treatment – all for an additional charge. The fitness centre provides views of St Patrick's Cathedral and features Technogym equipment, a Peloton bike and a movement studio. Personal training sessions are offered for a supplement charge. Concierge service is available if you require any personal assistance during your stay. The concierge team can help with all manner of requests, from arranging transportation and dining reservations, to booking theatre tickets or spa appointments. Dining informationVillard Restaurant serves breakfast, weekend brunch and signature cocktails. The a la carte breakfast menu features lobster benedict, a full American breakfast and fresh fruits, while the brunch menu is inspired by New American fare. Later, the beautifully gilded Gold Room Bar becomes a drinking hotspot, with a choice of handcrafted cocktails which are inspired by the hotel’s history. Other popular bars include Trouble's Trust and the intimate Rarities, an exclusive 19th century salon that requires a reservation. If you’re craving sweet or savoury treats, visit Pomme Palais on the ground floor, just off the grand lobby. This eatery provides a new take on the classic New York City bakery and serves an irresistible array of cakes, pastries, tarts and more. Additional informationWi-Fi is chargeable in resort at USD 16 per day. Guests staying in Tower rooms receive complimentary Wi-Fi.
Plan your holidayTo search for prices and availability simply click the button below. Check availability Pick a departure dateLowest available price this month Prices shown are based on {0} departures. If you would like to fly from another departure point then please click here Prices shown are updated every 24 to 48 hours. Where is the Palace hotel from Gossip Girl?The New York Palace Hotel (also called the New York Palace or simply the Palace) is a grand luxury four-and-a-half star landmark hotel along Madison Avenue in Midtown Manhattan. It is one of the real New York City landmarks used in the show.
What was the Lotte hotel before?The Helmsley Palace Hotel opened in 1981 and was operated by Helmsley until 1992. As part of a bankruptcy proceeding, it was sold in 1993 to the Sultan of Brunei, who completely renovated the hotel and Villard Houses. The government of Brunei took over the hotel from the royal family in the late 2000s.
What is the Helmsley hotel now?Helmsley went on to get permission to build a 55-story high building in the land immediately behind the house. That building is now the LOTTE NEW YORK PALACE, an iconic building in Manhattan.
How do you pronounce Lotte NY Palace?And, in case you're wondering, Lotte is pronounced “loh-tay.” I'll tell you what you need to know about staying here in my review. Readers who wish to book The Towers at Lotte New York Palace have access to Virtuoso amenities: A $100 food and beverage credit.
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