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The Evelyn Hotel
New York City, New York, United States · Independent · Near Luxury
The Evelyn opened as Hotel Broztell on November 15, 1905 at 7 East 27th Street, a Beaux Arts house by William Birkmire on the edge of Tin Pan Alley. It later became the Gershwin Hotel. Triumph Hotels took it in 2014 and renamed it The Evelyn in 2017, 159 rooms that still talk about songwriters.
- 159 rooms
- Opened 1905
- Neighborhood: Midtown
- Rooms from 180 sq ft (17 m²)
About The Evelyn Hotel
- Hotel Broztell opened on November 15, 1905 with 250 rooms, a Beaux Arts house designed by William Birkmire.
- The house now holds 159 guestrooms and suites at 7 East 27th Street in NoMad, New York.
- Triumph Hotels took over in 2014 and renamed the building The Evelyn in 2017 after a renovation.
- Entry-level rooms start at 180 sq ft (17 m²).
Restaurants and bars
- Tusk Bar — Bar
- Brass — Restaurant
- Ninepin Café — Café
- Caffé Tusk — Restaurant
Experiences
- Triumph wine hours — Complimentary wine hours.
- Neighborhood walking tours — Neighborhood walking tours offered to guests.
Amenities
- Frette linens and robes
- Heated-floor suites
- Wi-Fi
- Late check out - 1 PM
- Daily grab & go breakfast
- Neighborhood walking tours
- Triumph wine hours
- Grab & Go Breakfast daily
- Late check out 1 PM
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