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The Chatwal

New York City • Midtown • OVER THE TOP

avg. $736 / night

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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.

Amenities

Free Internet

Spa

Wifi

Free Wifi

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Concierge

Pool

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The Chatwal Reviews

1,714 reviews

"Lovely experience from check in, the stay and check out. I loved the cozy and welcoming atmosphere of the hotel. Beautiful fresh flowers, nicely designed rooms with thoughtful and fun touches. Comfortable stay, especially the rain shower. Close proximity to theater a big plus."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 20, 2026

"A delightful cozy attentive gem just steps from Times Square. I stayed here with my family for a large sporting event and needed to be in a part of the city that was accessible to PennStation. I lived in New York City for 30 years, but now need to stay in a hotel when I return. I will absolutely be coming back tothe chat wall. I felt like it was a home away from home. The staff are very attentive. Breakfast is in a cozy room with a fireplace. Just fabulous service all around. And the best shower I’ve ever had in a hotel."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 16, 2026

"The Chatwal has always been one of my favorite hotels in the US. This time we selected The Chatwal for an intimate wedding on the terrace of our room. The team at The Chatwal made it perfect, from room arrangements, to room service to helping the guests get easily to our suite for the wedding. All in all it was PERFECT!!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 11, 2026

"Our stay was overall wonderful. Check in was outstanding, and we were treated so well and surprised with some treats in our room. The hotel was clean, in an excellent location and a very vintage cool vibe to it. The only downside was we initially picked this hotel because it had a hot tub, and we knew we'd want to soak our feet at the end of each day, but the pool area needs significant attention. We stayed for about a minute because the water was cloudy, the tiles were falling apart and there were bugs. This was solely isolated to the pool area. The rest of the hotel was impeccable and we still enjoyed our stay."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 04, 2026

"I booked this hotel through the chase travel app, which includes free breakfast daily. One of the days of my stay, I ate breakfast. A day after I returned home, after checking out without issue and being given a receipt with zero balance, my credit card was charged. 2 hours talking to Hyatt to no avail, they simply refused to refund the amount, despite a clear and concise explanation of the issue. Think twice before booking, they will not correct any errors, no matter how small."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 04, 2026

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