These private outdoor sanctuaries are available in various categories, from Deluxe Junior Suites to the Penthouse the latter actually has four separate terraces. Part of what contributes to that homey vibe are the rooms, many of which have fully outfitted kitchens or kitchenettes, working wood-burning fireplaces and-in 14 of the suites-private terraces. This Upper East Side classic is set in a former 1920’s apartment building-which may be why The Lowell has so many regulars that treat the hotel like a second home. The view: Rows of tiny Upper East Side townhouses The vibe: Personal, bespoke local hangout The area: A block from Central Park on East 63rd Street and Madison Avenue
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