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The Chatwal

New York City, New York • Midtown • OVER THE TOP

avg. $736 / night

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At a glance

A 1905 Stanford White landmark converted into 76 rooms with Art Deco interiors and the original Lambs Club restaurant.

Best for: Theater enthusiasts and architecture historians

Highlights:

  • Stanford White's 1905 Beaux-Arts Lambs Club building
  • Thierry Despont Art Deco interiors with Swan chairs
  • The Lambs Club restaurant on ground floor
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PB hotel design editorial

Stanford White designed the building at 130 West 44th Street in 1905 as the Lambs Club, a private theatrical fraternity whose members included Charlie Chaplin and Fred Astaire — a pedigree that gave The Chatwal, when it opened in 2012, one of the most storied addresses in Midtown Manhattan. thierry Despont handled the conversion, working within White's Beaux-Arts shell — its limestone colonnade, arched windows, and warm brick upper floors visible in the evening exterior — and threading 76 rooms through the landmarked structure with an Art Deco sensibility that honors the building's theatrical past without replicating it. The Lambs Club restaurant, retained as a separate venue on the ground floor, anchors the property's cultural identity as firmly as any design decision Despont made. Inside, the rooms carry a palette of sand, ivory, and deep navy, with wide-plank dark oak floors in the suites and vintage New York World's Fair posters lending the standard rooms a knowing period atmosphere rather than a period costume. Arne Jacobsen Swan chairs appear in the upper-category accommodations, their cobalt upholstery picking up the indigo throw across the bed. The Lambs Club dining room, visible in the images, deploys herringbone ebonized oak floors, red leather banquettes, polished chrome torchères, and a bar mirrored in smoky glass — Deco grammar executed with discipline. Beneath the hotel, the spa pool sits under a vaulted ceiling washed in blue light, large-format forest murals giving an unlikely stillness to a room four floors below West 44th Street.

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About

The Chatwal, New York City is a luxury boutique hotel in Midtown NYC once home of The Lambs Club built in 1905 by prominent architect Stanford White, the designed landmark was reborn as The Chatwal in 2010. Fusing Art Deco style with Manhattan’s signature sophistication, The Chatwal, New York City has reinterpreted the elegance and glamour of classic New York City. Offering 76 guest rooms, inclusive of 29 suites, our hotel features a current pool, 24 hour fitness center and is home to The Chatwal Wellness Center. Guests are invited to enjoy the hotel's restaurant Lambs Club featuring modern American Cuisine. Wireless internet access and butler service is complimentary to all guest rooms.

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The Chatwal Reviews

1,743 reviews

"From start to finish, it was a truly wonderful experience. Beautiful property. Wonderfully located. Even though it's close to Time Square and the Theater District, we heard little outside noise. Excellent, attentive staff. Exceptional rooms. The Chatwal deserves is well-deserving of its 5-star rating."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 26, 2026

"Second stay here and we will keep coming back. It is a small boutique hotel right in the theater district, and the suites are big for New York, with spacious bathrooms too. Staff is very attentive, the way only a small hotel can be. One warning: car pickups and Ubers are slow because everything has to cross Times Square, which adds ten minutes or more to any ride. The upside is that the theaters and a lot of great restaurants are all walking distance."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 22, 2026

"Stay away from this hotel until renovations are completed. A total waste of money with no bar, lobby or restaurants. Should be a shamed for charging their current rates."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 14, 2026

"Surprisingly quiet, with an extraordinary bathroom. The complimentary breakfast was perfect, and it was the first hotel in the U.S. where I could order a salad in the morning."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 13, 2026

"Compare these experiences. My daughter left a personal item in her room at Walt Disney World. She didn't even know until WDW contacted her, said they found the item, and was sending it to her. I left my sport coat in a closet at the Chatwell. I called the desk the next day and was told "You need to go to ileftmystuff.com because if we found it, we would notify them." No interest in checking with housekeeping. Also, when I booked a 3-bderoom suite for a special occasion, I was transferred to the Hyat call center. I asked if I had a balcony and the operator looked at the room descriptions and said that the suite came with a balcony. My son called the hotel directly, earlier in the week and asked if we had a balcony and could smoke a cigar outside, and was told by the hotel "Yes." But, although we could see the balconies on the floor below, ours had none. The housekeeper was amazingly friendly and helpful when we ran into her, as were the doormen. Front desk ... meh. The rooms have incredible finishes, great bathrooms (although at least one washlet did not work) and quite spacious."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 09, 2026

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