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Excelsior (standard)

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45 West 81st. Street New York, New York 10024

The hotel is located in a fashionable neighbourhood between Central Park and trendy Columbus Avenue, overlooking the American Museum of Natural History and Hayden Planetarium. The standard rooms have one queen-sized bed or two double beds with a Central Park or North City view and are decorated in a French country motif. They are medium in size and in very good condition, including voicemail…

Small sized lobby
Earliest check-in at 15:00
2 lifts
Porterage 24 hour
16 floors
Gymnasium
Car rental facilities
Laundry facilities
Disabled facilities

Restaurant

Established in 2008, restaurant eighty one seamlessly combines the stately sophistication of Manhattan's Upper West Side with the allure of contemporary dining, chic design and unparalleled service. Chef Ed Brown's modern American menu celebrates the impeccable ingredients provided by the finest farmers, fishermen and culinary craftsmen from both close to home and around the globe. With carefully selected wines, artful cocktails and a welcoming ambiance, eighty one is an exceptional dining experience.

Exterior

This is a traditional apartment building, situated on a tree-lined street.

Lobby

The lobby is decorated with light wood panelling, marble floors and a comfortable seating area.

General

From this elegant property, located between Central Park and Columbus Avenue, you can view many of the West Side's attractions from Central Park, American Museum of Natural History and the Rose Center for Earth and Space.