One of the last hotel-residences on Fifth Avenue, where we live like an affluent 1920s New Yorker.
The Sherry Netherland
À partir de
926.025 €
“Apartments with equipped kitchens and direct views of Central Park from the 38ᵉ floor, an absolute rarity in New York luxury.”
**The Sherry Netherland** occupies a 1927 Art Deco building facing Central Park, and we sleep in real apartments with herringbone parquet, original mouldings and functional kitchens. The rooms mix antique furniture and modern comfort, some with marble fireplaces. The park view justifies the rate from **926 €** a night on its own, especially on the upper floors where light floods the rooms. Service remains discreet, suited to a regular clientele who have been returning for decades. No spa or pool, but a decent fitness centre and the Cipriani restaurant on the ground floor. We come here for the address, the history and that rare sensation of living in New York rather than simply staying there ✨
Points forts
- Mythical address at 781 Fifth Avenue, facing the south-east entrance to Central Park
- Apartments with equipped kitchens, ideal for long stays or families
- Preserved 1927 Art Deco architecture, original mouldings and marble fireplaces
- Cipriani restaurant on the ground floor, New York Italian institution
- Pets accepted, rare in this category on Fifth Avenue
Équipements signatures
Non-smoking rooms
Fitness centre
Free Wi-Fi
Room service
Restaurant
On-site parking
Wi-Fi available throughout
Pets allowed
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