The Lowell Hotel NY 10065

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Maggie J

This was our first time staying at the Lowell hotel and we had such a wonderful weekend there. We booked a room with a fireplace for Thanksgiving weekend and it could not have been a cozier situation. The service was premium and I absolutely love that you can have someone start your wood burning fireplace at any time of day or night. Going to sleep next to a crackling fire on a cold night in NYC is absolutely the best. We loved the downstairs bar and breakfast in the morning was top notch. I’m sure this hotel is equally fabulous in the warmer months but I highly recommend it for the fall/winter season.

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David Lee

My wife and I visited The Lowell Hotel in Upper East Manhattan to celebrate our 14th wedding anniversary, and the Lily of the Valley Afternoon Tea, a collaboration between The Lowell and Dior Maison by the Majorelle team, was truly unforgettable. We’ve experienced several popular afternoon teas in the city, but this one stood out in every way. The presentation, food, and tea were all exquisite, and the floral arrangements were absolutely stunning—fitting, since my wife is a florist and a longtime admirer of Dior. What truly set this experience apart was the hospitality. From the moment we arrived, we felt warmly welcomed and cared for. Jessica, the hostess, went above and beyond by graciously accommodating a last-minute change to our reservation and later stopping by our table to make sure everything was perfect. We had a lovely chat with her about how genuine hospitality can elevate an experience, and this afternoon was the perfect example of that. Fabio, our server, was also wonderful—attentive, kind, and professional throughout. Everything was perfect from start to finish. It was elegant, intimate, and deeply memorable—an afternoon that beautifully blended art, floristry, and timeless luxury. I’m so glad we chose to celebrate here.

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Simon Iden

Can not align with any of the positive reviews. While the bath rooms were clean, same can not be said about the bed room. A simple swipe over the books on the bed side tables would expose and amount of dust that is simply unacceptable. Mattresses are overly worn. TV/Media System outdated to a degree, it makes you feel like staying at a 2* hotel. On another occasion our Whole Foods groceries (mostly full water bottles) were apparently mistakenly deemed trash and removed. In room dining was above and beyond disappointing. On a positive note - the front desk staff was amazing and so was the concierge. Expressed my concerns directly to Amex Fine Hotels and Resorts, was promised to receive an E-Mail by Patricia, the manager, to address concerns and have never received anything. Overall a disappointing experience, especially with so many wonderful alternatives in the city.