The Lombardy

Seafood · Hotel · New York, NY

3.8 (73 · Yelp ) ·$$$ ·Seafood · Hotel ·Est. 1957 ·

About

The Lombardy stands out among New York hotels for its storied past and spacious suites. Built in 1926, the building was originally owned by William Randolph Hearst for his mistress, actress Marion Davies. The ballroom, now home to American Cut Midtown, hosted the first brunch ever served in New York City. Past guests include Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. Today, it offers 49 rooms and 80 suites, many with marble foyers, walk-in closets, and kitchenettes. Amenities include twice-daily housekeeping, a 24/7 fitness room, and complimentary bottled water. The hotel is dog friendly.

The Lombardy sits on the East Side near Park and Lexington Avenues, a quiet but central location. Guests often praise the helpful staff and the convenience of in-room kitchens. For a steak dinner or a drink, the on-site American Cut Midtown bar and lounge is a natural stop. The vibe is upscale yet relaxed, drawing a mixed LGBTQ+ and straight clientele.

Features

  • Spacious suites with kitchenettes
  • Historic ballroom where first NYC brunch was served
  • Dog-friendly with twice-daily housekeeping

Cuisine & style

SeafoodHotel

Good for

LivelyUpscale

Practical

Mixed LGBTQMixed Gay/StraightSpaDog FriendlyCredit Cards AcceptedPaid WiFi

Frequently Asked Questions

Is breakfast included? +

Breakfast is available at American Cut, but it's not specified if it's complimentary.

Are pets allowed? +

Yes, the Lombardy is dog friendly.

How close is it to LGBTQ+ nightlife? +

The hotel is on the East Side, a short cab ride from Hell's Kitchen and other LGBTQ+ areas.

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