Tucked away in Manhattan's Upper East Side, The Surrey Hotel is a classically luxurious enclave with hidden treasures, cultural inspiration and singular experiences. Built in 1926, the hotel has hosted famous guests as varied as JFK, Bette Davis and Claudette Colbert, all of whom enjoyed the hotel’s famed discreet service. Located near Central Park, and steps from Madison Avenue shopping, the hotel is close by the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The facilities

Perched peacefully on the 17th floor overlooking the Upper East Side and Central Park, the private rooftop garden at The Surrey is a true oasis. A tranquil, elegant setting for relaxing, romancing or entertaining guests, the seasonal garden features butler service for beverages or anything else you might require. Head to the spa and savor a treatment tailored specifically for you, and afterwards indulge in an exceptional French meal at the Michelin-starred Café Boulud.

The rooms

Exceptionally decorated, the salons and suites at The Surrey are spacious and elegant, with hand-painted wardrobes, oversized desks and step-in showers. Many rooms feature fireplaces, private terraces and separate soaking tubs.