About Our Hotel

These chic, well-designed spaces sleep up to two guests and are approximately 150 square feet. Rest easy on a full-size Sealy® Encore Ultra Plush bed surrounded by Jazz-Age inspired décor.

Stretch out and unwind with a King-size Sealy® Encore Ultra Plush bed in our approximately 170-square-foot King Rooms boasting beautiful Art Deco décor, luxurious bath amenities and spacious desk areas suitable for work or dining.

With approximately 300 square feet of space, these rooms feature two full-size Sealy® Encore Ultra Plush beds. You’ll find yourself nestled in a modern haven of art-filled décor evoking the Jazz Age.

Starting at 275 square feet, these rooms offer additional space to spread out for up to three guests. Sleep tight on a King-size Sealy® Encore Ultra Plush bed surrounded by décor inspired by the Jazz Age.

Averaging 440 square feet, these upscale spaces offer a large bedroom and separate sitting room with pullout sofa to sleep family members and friends.

Our One-Bedroom Suites offer contemporary style and glamour and are approximately 700 square feet

The Lexington Hotel was built in 1929 by Schultze & Weaver, a world renowned architectural team responsible for many grand hotels of the Jazz Age.

The Hawaiian Room, an entertainment venue at The Lexington Hotel (1937-1966), was a tropical escape in the heart of New York City.

The famed Arthur Godfrey, a legendary American radio & television broadcaster, inspired the design of this luxurious entertainer’s suite.

Inspired by its most famous resident, Marilyn Monroe, this one-bedroom suite was shared with Joe DiMaggio during the couple’s brief marriage in the 1950s.

The Hemingway Suite is inspired by Ernest Hemingway, the Nobel & Pulitzer Prize-winning American novelist with a propensity for adventure.

The Queen of Jazz, Ella Fitzgerald, inspired the glam, soulful design of our Ella Suite.