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Baccarat Hotel NY
I'm wondering if anyone has tried this hotel recently. Does Anyone have suggestions on which room category, packages, virtuoso benefits. I am looking at staying for 4-5nights in January. If not Baccarat, any suggestions on a hotel with good service and modern rooms (I've stayed at NY Edition but rooms are small and the layout of the junior suite is odd) Thanks in advance |
Originally Posted by KU104
(Post 30526165)
I'm wondering if anyone has tried this hotel recently. Does Anyone have suggestions on which room category, packages, virtuoso benefits. I am looking at staying for 4-5nights in January. If not Baccarat, any suggestions on a hotel with good service and modern rooms (I've stayed at NY Edition but rooms are small and the layout of the junior suite is odd) Thanks in advance |
@besvisor loves the Baccarrat. He’s a travel advisor and he’s got a prettty good relationship with them I think. I havent stayed there. The pictures seem a bit over the top for me. Park Hyatt has crummy service but a good hard product. Fdw |
Originally Posted by KU104
(Post 30526165)
I'm wondering if anyone has tried this hotel recently. Does Anyone have suggestions on which room category, packages, virtuoso benefits. I am looking at staying for 4-5nights in January. If not Baccarat, any suggestions on a hotel with good service and modern rooms (I've stayed at NY Edition but rooms are small and the layout of the junior suite is odd) Thanks in advance The first time I had some real service issues, they made me switch rooms after the 1st night with no replacement room available for hours and handled it horrendously. The 2nd time I stayed everything was good but nothing exceptional. I'd stay away from the packages as they didn't seem to deliver any great value. Virtuoso benefits for me were 3rd night free and a guaranteed upgrade + the usual. I stayed in a classic suite both times and thought the layout was good for living room privacy but the bedroom was cramped. |
Originally Posted by Aventine
(Post 30526174)
Four Seasons Downtown is a favorite of ours. The Mark has excellent service and rooms.
Originally Posted by FlyingDoctorwu
(Post 30526420)
@besvisor loves the Baccarrat. He’s a travel advisor and he’s got a prettty good relationship with them I think. I havent stayed there. The pictures seem a bit over the top for me. Park Hyatt has crummy service but a good hard product. Fdw
Originally Posted by newfrequent
(Post 30526906)
I have stayed twice, the lobby and bar are a bit OTT. However the rooms are really well appointed and beautifully designed in my opinion.
The first time I had some real service issues, they made me switch rooms after the 1st night with no replacement room available for hours and handled it horrendously. The 2nd time I stayed everything was good but nothing exceptional. I'd stay away from the packages as they didn't seem to deliver any great value. Virtuoso benefits for me were 3rd night free and a guaranteed upgrade + the usual. I stayed in a classic suite both times and thought the layout was good for living room privacy but the bedroom was cramped. |
I will say that at booking Besvisor was able to secure an upgrade. I ended up not staying though. Fdw |
Originally Posted by KU104
(Post 30526165)
hotel with good service and modern rooms
extremely consistent here since 2009 reopening below suites built as residences > 1475 800ft2 Park Studio 1575 855ft2 Manhattan 1675 890ft2 Garden 1875 1000ft2 Mark Premier perhaps someone can comment on best renovated categories at FS (not downtown) fairly unique layout > mandarinoriental.com/new-york/manhattan/luxury-hotel/accommodations/suites/hudson-river-view-suite photos.mandarinoriental.com/is/image/MandarinOriental/new-york-floorplans-suite-hudson-river at least in past have had free night offers |
Macmyday, ultimo luxe of this parish, was not impressed with the Baccarat - see post no.20:
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/luxu...dations-2.html |
Never stayed there (and probably never will, not my style) but the common areas are full of insufferable hypebeasts taking selfies. I guess that's their target market, so if the glove fits, you must acquit.
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The answer is: wait until 2020 and stay at Aman New York :)
On a serious note, I've stayed at the PHNY 8 or 9 times now and the service has been fantastic each visit but for one. The service may not be as personalized as some other top hotels in NY, but staff at all levels has gone above and beyond on many occasions. I've been tempted by Baccarat a few times, but keep ending up back at the PH! |
Originally Posted by Pickles
(Post 30528409)
Never stayed there (and probably never will, not my style) but the common areas are full of insufferable hypebeasts taking selfies. I guess that's their target market, so if the glove fits, you must acquit.
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Originally Posted by FlyingDoctorwu
(Post 30527323)
I will say that at booking Besvisor was able to secure an upgrade. I ended up not staying though. Fdw
Originally Posted by Kagehitokiri
(Post 30527536)
themarkhotel.com/rooms-and-suites
extremely consistent here since 2009 reopening below suites built as residences > 1475 800ft2 Park Studio 1575 855ft2 Manhattan 1675 890ft2 Garden 1875 1000ft2 Mark Premier perhaps someone can comment on best renovated categories at FS (not downtown) fairly unique layout > mandarinoriental.com/new-york/manhattan/luxury-hotel/accommodations/suites/hudson-river-view-suite photos.mandarinoriental.com/is/image/MandarinOriental/new-york-floorplans-suite-hudson-river at least in past have had free night offers
Originally Posted by Pausanias
(Post 30528394)
Macmyday, ultimo luxe of this parish, was not impressed with the Baccarat - see post no.20:
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/luxu...dations-2.html
Originally Posted by Pickles
(Post 30528409)
Never stayed there (and probably never will, not my style) but the common areas are full of insufferable hypebeasts taking selfies. I guess that's their target market, so if the glove fits, you must acquit.
Originally Posted by dr58
(Post 30529411)
The answer is: wait until 2020 and stay at Aman New York :)
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My company hosted a private event in this hotel. Ridiculously posh. Can't imagine how expensive the rooms must be.
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