The Lowell Hotel

About The Lowell Hotel

Wood-burning fireplaces and landscaped terraces give The Lowell the character of a private Manhattan residence, with select accommodations offering those distinctly domestic pleasures. This family-owned hotel on East 63rd Street has 47 individually appointed suites and 27 rooms, their interiors inspired by designer Michael Smith’s residential style. Its setting between Madison and Park Avenues places Central Park and Madison Avenue’s boutiques within easy walking distance. The residential character extends to a Club Room reserved for hotel guests, while Majorelle brings a more elaborate flourish: marble columns, vaulted wood-arched ceilings and a year-round garden frame French Mediterranean cooking with Moroccan influences. Together, these spaces give the hotel a particular Upper East Side identity, rooted in apartment living and neighborhood dining.

Why Celebrities Love The Lowell Hotel

The most persuasive luxury here is familiarity. A fire, some outdoor space and a kitchenette can make a long visit feel less like a sequence of hotel nights, particularly with family in tow. Madison Avenue's fashion houses are close, while the Dior Maison afternoon tea gives a social afternoon a distinctly local connection to couture.