More than any other hotel in New York, staying at the Lowell makes you feel as though you are not just visiting but living in New York -- in the middle of one of the most exclusive neighborhoods.  The area is flanked by elegant boutiques and charming neighborhood restaurants.

The Lowell has been known for its superlative service and refined elegance since 1928. The 17-story hotel was built in 1927 and was Zelda and Scott Fitzgerald's favorite spot. The venerable Post House -- among the most popular restaurants in New York -- is renowned for its steak and lobster as well as for its alluring collection of California wines and exquisite vintages. 

Midtown and the theatre district are minutes away. There are no more than 6 rooms on each of the 17 floors. Accommodations feature elegant custom designed furniture, refined antiques and imported fabrics. Most rooms also feature fully-equipped kitchens and some even have functional wood-burning fireplaces, as well as  terraces and libraries.

Be sure to check VIRTUOSO rates in availability. At this hotel it includes:
Upgrade on arrival, subject availability
Red or white wine presented on arrival
Continental breakfast for two daily in restaurant or via room service