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The entrance of Lex Boutique Hotel with glass double doors, a black sign with orange lettering, and the street number 67 above the door. Cars and city buildings are reflected in the glass.
Modern hotel reception desk with a geometric textured front, small flower vase and plant on the counter, and a wall behind displaying large metallic letters spelling “LEX.” Warm lighting creates a welcoming atmosphere.
A modern breakfast area with cereal dispensers, fruit, cups, coffee urns, condiments, and two metal stools at a counter by a window overlooking city buildings.
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The Lex Hotel

67 Lexington Ave., Manhattan, NY, 10010
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Description

The Lex Hotel offers guests a distinct selection of amenities and conveniences that provide an intimate glimpse into the Midtown Manhattan experience, featuring a fabulous rooftop terrace overlooking Lexington Avenue and the trendy NoMad neighborhood. The Lex is a pet-friendly, ADA accessible, chic NoMad hotel with fine linens, wireless internet, rooms with work desks and 40″ flat-screen TVs, complimentary breakfast and continuous coffee and tea. Some rooms have private balconies. Step outside The Lex Hotel into a neighborhood steeped in New York City lore—from Madison Square Park’s 17th-century roots to the Gilded Age’s glittering elite, NoMad’s story is as vibrant as its present.

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(646) 849-5797

Location

67 Lexington Ave. Manhattan, NY, 10010

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Features

Amenities
  • Complimentary Breakfast
  • Pets Allowed
Accessibility
  • Large Print
  • TTY
  • Assistive Listening System
  • Volume Control Telephone
  • Sign Language Interpretation
  • Wheelchair Accessible

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