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The Carlyle

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The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel is a hotel and residential building at 35 East 76th Street on Manhattan's Upper East Side, one block from Central Park, with 190 hotel keys, open since 1930.

It opened in November 1930 and was designed by Bien & Prince as an Art Deco tower with hotel rooms and private apartments. The hotel has roughly 190 rooms and suites, and is home to Bemelmans Bar and Cafe Carlyle. Rosewood Hotels operates the property.

Opened 1930
Announced 1930 est.
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Where is The Carlyle located?

The Carlyle is located in New York.

Is The Carlyle open?

The Carlyle is now open. It was completed in 1930.

Who designed The Carlyle?

The Carlyle was designed by Bien & Prince.

How big is The Carlyle?

The Carlyle features 190 hotel keys.