Intercontinental Barclay

The Intercontinental Barclay Hotel was the most luxurious hotel built by the New York Central Railroad and one of the most glamorous and elegant hotels near Park Avenue. Steeped in history restored to its 1926 neo-Federal style, the InterContinental Barclay welcomes guests with an ambience of warmth and sophistication. The spacious lobby has the feel of true luxury marble flooring, dark wooden furniture and rich coloured upholstery promote a congenial and cosy atmosphere.

This prestigious hotel's prime location offers easy access to many must-see attractions including the Rockefeller Center, Carnegie Hall, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Times Square and Central Park. The Statue of Liberty is a short taxi ride away.

A popular choice for celebrities and politicians a number of famous faces have chosen to stay at the Intercontinental Barclay Hotel over the years, nearly every major head of state has visited the hotel. (Including President Ronald Reagan, Francois Mitterrand and Nelson Mandela.) The hotel has also been the home away from home for such celebrities as Bette Davis, Marlon Brando and Ernest Hemingway.

The hotel's leisure facilities include the 1500-square-foot Health Club, featuring state-of-the-art fitness equipment, together with an array of massages. Dining facilities offered include a choice of New American cuisine at the hotel's Barclay Bar & Grill, while Room Service is also available for guests wishing to relax and dine in the privacy of their own room. Complimentary Wireless Internet Access is available in the Lobby and the Barclay Bar & Grill.

The hotel offers 686 luxurious guest rooms and suites, all beautifully appointed with a wealth of modern amenities for a comfortable and relaxing stay. Rooms with facilities for the disabled are also available.

This long established hotel is a great choice for a quality and memorable stay in the heart of the city that never sleeps.

Hotel facilities

• Hairdryer
• Restaurant
• Gym/Leisure Facilities
• Laundry Facilities
• Mini-Bar

Getting there

Subway: Grand Central Station