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Baccarat Hotel & Residences

New York City • Midtown • OVER THE TOP

avg. $935 / night

Includes $49 / night in cash back

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

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Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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Early check-in and late check-out (subject to property availability)

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At a glance

A 50-floor Midtown tower where Baccarat's crystal heritage defines every surface, from the glass-rod facade to the Grand Salon's chandeliers.

Best for: Collectors and aesthetes seeking crystal-centric luxury

Highlights:

  • Facade of fluted glass rods designed as architectural chandelier
  • Grand Salon with cascading Baccarat chandeliers and crystal display vitrines
  • Rooms in macassar ebony or mahogany with Baccarat crystal fixtures
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PB hotel design editorial

Crystal has been Baccarat's medium since 1764, and when the French manufacture opened its first hotel in 2015, the entire building at 28 West 53rd Street in Midtown Manhattan became an extension of that proposition. Designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill with interiors by Tony Ingrao, the Baccarat Hotel New York rises 50 floors and contains 114 rooms and suites, its street-level facade a luminous wall of fluted glass rods that shimmer like an architectural chandelier — a direct translation of the brand's material identity into built form. An open flame set between the three darkened entrance portals, flanked by clipped boxwood topiaries in lacquered planters, gives the arrival sequence an almost ceremonial gravity. Inside, the Grand Salon stretches two floors beneath cascading Baccarat chandeliers, floor-to-ceiling silk drapery in champagne and blush framing display vitrines filled with crystal objects as if the lobby were simultaneously a museum gallery and a private house of extraordinary scale. The rooms shift between two distinct registers: lighter suites with dark mahogany four-poster beds, white panelled walls, and sheer linen curtains filtering 53rd Street light; and deeper, more nocturnal suites where book-matched macassar ebony panels surround polished chrome canopy frames and cowhide rugs anchor seating arrangements in chocolate leather. The Petit Salon bar, saturated in oxblood lacquer with black-and-white harlequin floors and red Baccarat chandelier drops overhead, channels a very particular idea of Parisian glamour transplanted, uncompromisingly, to Midtown.

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In white daylight, rainbows cascading, a spectrum of swatches cast from a trillion facets. By night, dimmed shimmer and champagne flutes. Gem-red spheres of fresh roses. THIS IS BACCARAT.

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Baccarat Hotel & Residences Reviews

1,026 reviews

"I’ve stayed several times at the Baccarat (initially because our previously favorite hotel the Ritz CPS started to go downhill IMO), including a few times with my daughter and once with my friends. The hotel is pristine and has incredible detailing throughout - and the holiday decorations were done beautifully. The rooms are lovely, with high quality materials throughout. We love the pool and hot tub area, along with the comfortable and private lounge chairs. The food is served in the lobby/restaurant and is consistently excellent…as well as the afternoon tea which we’ve done a few times. The concierge (forgetting his name) was amazing, and helped us reschedule (twice!) a reservation for my daughter and I at Carbone right before Christmas. He was a miracle worker. We had a few small areas of concern during one stay, but they were quickly rectified by an amazing management team - which is what I believe keeps loyal customers coming back. Thank you for the last several great stays!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 29, 2026

"I had a fantastic stay here. The room was spacious and spotless, the view was lovely, and the staff made sure everything went smoothly. A great hotel for anyone looking for comfort and quality."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 22, 2026

"Baccarat is a beautiful hotel. The rooms, Grand Salon, and spa are all amazing, and everything was very nice. The only downside was the transportation we arranged through Baccarat. The driver was wearing AirPods and did not respond to our questions—perhaps he did not hear us. Baccarat is a beautiful hotel. The rooms, Grand Salon, and spa are all amazing, and everything was very nice. The only downside was the transportation we arranged through Baccarat. The driver was wearing AirPods and did not respond to our questions—perhaps he did not hear us. I had read complaints about transportation problems in other reviews before, and it seems nothing has changed. I"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 20, 2026

"I am very disappointed with the experience we had at Baccarat Hotel. I made this breakfast reservation three weeks in advance because I expected the level of service and professionalism that a hotel of this reputation should provide. However, when we arrived, the hostess rather abruptly informed us that the only table available was a couch. It was clearly not an appropriate place to enjoy breakfast, especially for a family. When I mentioned that we had a reservation, she explained that hotel guests are given priority. I completely understand prioritizing hotel guests, but if that is the policy, then reservations from outside guests should not be accepted. It would be much more honest to operate on a first-come, first-served basis rather than allowing people to make reservations that are not actually honored. We were visiting with my parents and my children, and we had walked from our hotel believing our reservation guaranteed us a proper table. By the time we arrived, it was already 10:00 a.m., everyone was hungry, and we had no practical choice but to accept the couch seating. It made the entire breakfast uncomfortable. The food was very good, and our server was excellent. Unfortunately, the poor handling of our reservation overshadowed what could have been a wonderful experience. For a hotel with Baccarat’s reputation, this level of organization and customer service was very disappointing. I have attached a screenshot of the reservation confirmation and the restaurant policies that were sent to me before my visit. They clearly outline the grace period, dining time limits, group policies, and dress code. However, nowhere do they mention that confirmed reservations are subject to hotel guest priority. Had this policy been disclosed in advance, I would have made different plans. My disappointment is not that hotel guests are prioritized—it’s that this important policy was never communicated despite my confirmed reservation."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 20, 2026

"the most gorgeous hotel, and incredible location. Thoroughly enjoyed it!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 15, 2026

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