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Baccarat Hotel New York

Baccarat Hotel New York is a crystal-themed Midtown property with Parisian rooms, the Grand Salon, Spa de La Mer and a striking indoor pool.

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Overview & visitor information

Baccarat Hotel New York occupies 28 West 53rd Street opposite the Museum of Modern Art. The French crystal house’s identity shapes the interior through chandeliers, vitrines, red lacquer and thousands of pieces of glassware, producing a deliberately theatrical atmosphere from the street entrance upward.

Rooms and suites use a Parisian residential vocabulary with pale upholstery, dark wood and Baccarat objects. The Grand Salon serves meals and afternoon tea, the adjoining bar emphasizes cocktails, and private salons support smaller gatherings amid the same art-and-crystal programme.

Spa de La Mer contains four treatment rooms, while the indoor pool sits beneath patterned cabanas and ambient light. The official hotel offers prominently include Champagne, wine and cocktails, so it is not an alcohol-free property; dietary or minibar changes are individual service requests rather than published guarantees.

Muslim traveller information

Families
Limited

Palatial French design. Unrivaled luxury, private salons, and custom culinary adjustments for GCC guests

Information reviewed: 2026-08-09

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