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The Chatwal is a 76-key luxury boutique hotel in Midtown Manhattan’s Theater District, set inside the landmark 1905 Lambs Club Building near Times Square, Broadway and Bryant Park. It combines Art Deco style, butler service, a wellness center with pool and spa, and modern American dining at The Lambs Club Restaurant.
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“The Chatwal is a 76-key luxury boutique hotel in Midtown Manhattan’s Theater District, set inside the landmark 1905 Lambs Club Building near Times Square, Broadway and Bryant Park. It combines Art Deco style, butler service, a wellness center with pool and spa, and modern American dining at The Lambs Club Restaurant.”
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The Chatwal is a luxury boutique hotel at 130 West 44th Street in Midtown Manhattan’s Theater District, positioned between Sixth Avenue and Broadway near Times Square. Its location is especially convenient for Broadway theaters, Bryant Park, Rockefeller Center and the wider entertainment and media corridor of Midtown. The hotel occupies the historic Lambs Club Building, a 1905 Stanford White-designed clubhouse originally created for the Lambs theatrical social club. The building is a New York City landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, giving the property a more storied identity than a typical Midtown luxury hotel. Following a 2007–2010 renovation led by Thierry Despont, The Chatwal reopened with Art Deco–inspired interiors that evoke old New York glamour while adding modern boutique-hotel service. The property has 76 rooms and suites, with a notable share of suites and some terrace accommodations that offer rare private outdoor space in Midtown. Amenities are compact but high-end: the Chatwal Wellness Center includes a resistance-style pool, spa services and a 24-hour fitness center, while all guest rooms are noted as offering complimentary wireless internet access and butler service. Dining centers on The Lambs Club Restaurant, a modern American restaurant that connects the hotel’s present-day luxury experience to its theatrical past.
The hotel’s guest rooms are designed with Art Deco–inspired interiors that reflect the building’s early-20th-century heritage and Midtown theater setting. They are part of an intimate 76-room-and-suite inventory rather than a large convention-style hotel.
The Chatwal’s suites make up a significant share of the hotel’s accommodations, giving the property a more residential boutique feel. Specific suite layouts vary, but the provided sources consistently describe them as elegant, luxury accommodations with elevated service touches.
Terrace suites are a signature accommodation type at The Chatwal, offering private outdoor space that is unusual for a Midtown Manhattan hotel. They pair the hotel’s period-inspired interiors with the added advantage of a spacious terrace.
The hotel’s main restaurant serves breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner in the historic Lambs Club building, tying the dining room directly to the property’s theatrical heritage.
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January and February are the coldest winter months and commonly the cheapest but least comfortable for weather; July and August bring the hottest, most humid summer conditions; December is a peak holiday month with higher prices and heavier crowds.
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Midtown Manhattan’s Theater District, on West 44th Street between Sixth Avenue and Broadway near Times Square.
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