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The Superior Room offers a charming escape in the heart of New York City. It spans between 250 and 270 square feet of well-designed space....
The Deluxe Room offers a peaceful escape right in the heart of New York City. Deluxe King Room measures between 335 and 390 square feet,...
The Junior Suite with Street View offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of New York City. It spans between 410 and 535 square feet...
The Deluxe Terrace Room offers a peaceful escape in the middle of the city. It ranges from 270 to 350 square feet and feels open...
The Junior Terrace Suite offers a private escape filled with elegance and charm. It spans 385 square feet and belongs to the exclusive Chatwal Crowns...
The Terrace Suite presents a refined retreat within the NYC Theater District. This luxury room spans 545 square feet with calm elegance. Design reflects one...
The 1 Bedroom Suite offers a peaceful escape in the heart of the city. It ranges from 530 to 730 square feet in size. Inside,...
The Directors Penthouse Suite offers a world of luxury and comfort. It is one of the 10 Chatwal Crowns crafted by designer Thierry Despont. With...
A refined stay unfolds inside the 2 Bedroom Suite, offering generous space and calm design. The suite spans 1200 square feet and presents an elegant...
The Garden Terrace Suite offers a peaceful escape in the heart of New York City. It is part of the exclusive Chatwal Crowns collection, designed...
Producer Penthouse Suite. The Producer Penthouse Suite is a luxurious retreat high above the city. It's one of the 10 special Chatwal Crowns. Famous designer...
The Chatwal Terrace Suite offers a perfect mix of comfort, elegance, and city charm. It spans over 730 square feet, giving guests plenty of space...
The Chatwal New York is a polished Theater District hotel with a history that reaches back to the golden age of Broadway. Set at 130 West 44th Street, between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, it places guests close to Times Square, Bryant Park, Broadway theaters, Rockefeller Center and Fifth Avenue. The location is energetic, but the hotel itself is compact, tailored and more discreet than many of its neighbors.
The building began as The Lambs clubhouse, a gathering place for actors and theater figures, completed in 1905 by Stanford White. Today, The Chatwal is part of The Unbound Collection by Hyatt. That brand position fits the property well. It is not a standard big-box hotel. It is a landmark address with Art Deco-inspired interiors, butler service, a serious restaurant and a strong sense of Broadway history.
The Chatwal's location is made for guests who want Midtown convenience without giving up a boutique feel. Walk out the door and Broadway theaters are steps away. Times Square is close, but the hotel sits on a block that feels more controlled than the bright rush around Seventh Avenue. Bryant Park, the New York Public Library, Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music Hall and Grand Central are all within easy reach. Arrival is intimate. The hotel has only 76 rooms and suites, so it avoids the heavy lobby traffic of larger Midtown properties. Interiors draw on Art Deco glamour, with lacquer, leather, rich color and theatrical references. The mood is polished and compact, like a private club adapted for modern city travel. This scale matters in Midtown. Many nearby hotels are huge. The Chatwal gives guests a smaller, more personal base while still being placed near shows, meetings and shopping. It works especially well for travelers who want Broadway, but do not want a Times Square hotel that feels anonymous.
The hotel has 76 accommodations, including 29 suites. Rooms are designed with a strong Art Deco language and a sense of old New York. Expect leather details, suede walls, custom furniture, high-quality linens, marble bathrooms and practical touches for business and leisure guests. Some suites have private terraces, which are especially valuable in Midtown. The smaller rooms suit short stays and theater weekends. The suites are the better choice for guests who want more space, privacy or a true residential feel. Terrace suites add outdoor space above 44th Street, while larger suites can make the hotel work for longer visits, families or guests who plan to entertain quietly. Butler service is part of the hotel's identity. It gives the stay a more personal rhythm, from unpacking support to in-room details and local help. That level of attention is useful in a small hotel because staff can understand a guest's schedule quickly. A pre-theater evening, business morning or late return from dinner can all be handled with less friction.
The Lambs Club is central to The Chatwal's character. It occupies the historic clubhouse dining spaces and connects the hotel to its theatrical past. The restaurant serves modern American cooking in a setting that works for breakfast, lunch, dinner, pre-theater meals and private events. It is one of the few hotel restaurants in the Theater District that feels genuinely tied to the neighborhood's story. The Bar at The Lambs Club adds another layer. By day, it can be a calm place to meet or pause between appointments. At night, cocktails, wine and the building's atmosphere make it a natural stop before or after a show. Guests do not have to cross town for a polished drink when the evening is already built around Broadway. In-room dining is also useful here. Midtown schedules can be odd. Guests may have matinee tickets, late dinners, early meetings or a tight travel day. The hotel supports that rhythm with flexible service, while The Lambs Club gives the property a strong public identity.
The Chatwal Wellness Center gives the hotel a quiet counterpoint to the Theater District outside. Guests have access to a fitness center and wellness facilities, including a pool experience and treatment options. The scale is boutique rather than resort-like, but it is meaningful in Midtown, where many historic hotels have little wellness space at all. The hotel is also practical for guests who need to balance work and leisure. Rooms are quiet for the area, service is attentive, and the location shortens many trips across Midtown. Business travelers can reach offices, media companies and finance addresses quickly. Leisure guests can move between shopping, shows, museums and restaurants with little planning. That ease is the point. Stay here and the day can be simple. Walk to a matinee. Return for a rest. Eat at The Lambs Club. Have a cocktail before the evening show. Take a short ride to dinner downtown. The hotel makes Midtown feel manageable.
The Chatwal is strongest for guests focused on Midtown, Broadway and classic New York sightseeing. Fifth Avenue shopping, MoMA, Rockefeller Center, Bryant Park, Grand Central, the New York Public Library and Times Square are all close. Central Park is a longer walk or quick ride north. Downtown neighborhoods, the West Village, SoHo and Tribeca are easy by subway or taxi. The subway access around Times Square and Bryant Park is broad, which helps guests avoid too many car rides. That matters during busy event periods, holiday season and theater rush. The hotel also works well for first-time visitors because many major landmarks are nearby, while repeat guests may appreciate the ability to dip in and out of Midtown without staying in a giant hotel. Compared with The Knickerbocker or The Edition Times Square, The Chatwal feels smaller and more private. Compared with The Carlyle or The Mark, it is far more theater-focused. Compared with Aman New York or Baccarat Hotel, it offers a more intimate historic-club mood. These differences make it clear who will enjoy it most.
The Chatwal New York is best for Broadway travelers, couples, business guests, solo visitors and anyone who wants a small luxury hotel in the Theater District. It suits guests who value history, butler service, a strong restaurant and a walkable Midtown address. It is also a good fit for travelers who want Hyatt affiliation without losing a distinctive hotel personality. Guests who dislike Midtown energy may prefer the Upper East Side, downtown or NoMad. Travelers who want a large spa, wide lobby scene or sweeping park views may choose another address. The Chatwal is specific. Its strengths are scale, service, theater history and location. Book The Chatwal New York for an elegant Midtown stay with Broadway on the doorstep, Art Deco-inspired rooms, The Lambs Club, butler service, wellness facilities and a landmark 44th Street address shaped by more than a century of New York theater life.
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The Chatwal has a great location within New York City. It is just 5 minutes from Times Square and has easy access to broadway.
With only 76 rooms, Chatwal can be considered a boutique hotel.
Visit the Red Door Spa on the lower level. The Spa offers a swimming pool, three treatment rooms, and a fitness center.
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Yes. The Chatwal New York is a strong choice for travelers who want boutique luxury near Times Square and Broadway. The hotel has 76 accommodations, including 29 suites, butler service, The Lambs Club, wellness facilities, fitness, and Art Deco character.
The Chatwal New York is on West 44th Street in Midtown Manhattan. The location works well for Broadway shows, Times Square, Bryant Park, Fifth Avenue, Rockefeller Center, restaurants, and business meetings.
The Chatwal New York has 76 accommodations, including 29 suites. The smaller scale suits travelers who want a discreet Midtown base with more personal service than many large city hotels.
Rooms and suites combine Art Deco inspiration with polished contemporary comfort. Guests can expect refined materials, custom details, strong sound insulation, butler service, in-room dining, and some suites with terraces.
The Chatwal New York occupies a historic 1905 building once linked to the theatrical Lambs Club. Its Broadway-area location, landmark character, Art Deco design, intimate size, butler service, and dining give it a distinct identity.
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