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THE CARLYLE, A ROSEWOOD HOTEL Te Carlyle has been a fixture on the Upper East Side for decades, towering above the corner of Madison Avenue and East 76th Street. While the exact details are still being kept under wraps, the hotel is in the middle of a renovation that interior designer Tony Chi is overseeing, tackling both guest rooms and a number of suites. Work is due to be completed by the middle of 2019, with the first new rooms likely to be ready at the end of 2018. 35 East 76th Street; +1 212 744 1600;
rosewoodhotels.com
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EQUINOX HOTEL High-end fitness chain Equinox is set to branch out into hotels on a global scale over the next few years, starting with a property in the Hudson Yards development, near the north end of the High Line. Likely to open in 2019, the hotel will have the largest Equinox club to date at 5,574 sqm, along with a spa, restaurant and office space. An exact room count is not yet confirmed, but interiors will be by Yabu Pushelberg, and there will be a number of residences above the hotel. Hudson Yards, 11th Avenue and West 33rd Street;
equinox.com/hotels
AMAN NEW YORK As the new decade starts, Aman New York will open inside the 1921 Crown Building on 5th Avenue and West 57th Street (not far from Central Park, on the same side as Te Plaza hotel). Its 83 rooms and suites will start at 70 sqm, vast by New York standards. Te tenth- floor lobby will feature double-height ceilings and a wraparound garden terrace with views of Central Park. Tere will be multiple restaurants and bars and a three-storey Aman spa with 25-metre indoor pool and outdoor terrace with open fire. In addition to the hotel a total of 20 private residences are part of the development, including a five-storey penthouse with private indoor and outdoor pools. 730 5th Avenue; +1 800 477 9180;
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FROM TOP: The Carlyle; Equinox Hotel will be part of the Hudson Yards development; Aman New York
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