The Hotel Deauville is one of the finer boutique hotels listed here on New York Motels. This New York accommodation is located in the Murray Hill Historic District in Midtown Manhattan. This is a family owned boutique hotel that has 54 spacious rooms and suites available as guest accommodations. This turn of the century brownstone hotel has a unique feature of a functional historic hand operated elevator.
The location of this hotel is perfect to visit all the grand sights of New York. Within a short distance from the hotel are the Empire State Building, Gramercy Park, The Flatiron District, Chelsea, Greenwich Village and the Statue of Liberty.
The hotel’s amenities include 24 hour front desk reception, daily housekeeping service, free Wi-Fi internet access, shuttles to and from the airport with advance notice, sightseeing concierge service and wake up calls.
There are a variety of room styles to choose from including the money saving European shared bathroom accommodations. Also available are the Junior Suites that can accommodate up to five people that comes equipped with a mini fridge, microwave, coffee maker and is non-smoking. The one double room is for the single business traveler that has a shower in the private bath. Standard 2 double beds come with a private bath that can sleep four. The standard queen room can sleep three with an additional rollaway bed.
All the rooms come equipped with cable TV, telephones with data ports, hairdryer, iron and ironing board and coffee and tea makers upon request.
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The Hotel Deauville is one of the best values of all the historic boutique hotels that New York has to offer. This New York accommodation will place you where you want to be while in this great city.
103 East 29Th St.
New York, NY
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