THE BERNIC HOTEL NEW YORK CITY,TAPESTRY COLLECTION BY HILTON, New York

The Bernic Hotel New York City, Tapestry Collection By Hilton, offers rooms with desks, office-style swivel chairs, Nespresso machines, charging points, and Stern and Foster beds. Rooms include floor-to-ceiling windows. Some rooms feature balconies. A corner room has a Juliette balcony, a work desk, and a smart TV. Bathrooms feature rainfall showers and heated floors. The two-bedroom penthouse can accommodate up to six guests with sofa beds.

Allora, the Italian restaurant connected to the hotel, serves traditional Italian cuisine with a modern twist, paired with a wide selection of wines. Breakfast is served, including almond brioche french toast and eggs benedict on Tuscan bread. Waiters in black tie with European accents serve tables laid with white tablecloths. Dishes prepared tableside include caesar salad, lamb chops, and fillet of branzino. The branzino is finished with garlic, herbs, pernod, and showmanship.

The Alto rooftop lounge, open to guests and the public, offers a 180-degree panoramic view of the city from the 22nd floor. Views extend east to Long Island City and the Pepsi-Cola sign, and west to the Hudson River. The Chrysler Building is visible over the rooftops. The Alto Rooftop Bar & Lounge serves lighter bites and seasonal cocktails. Northern Italian fare is available, with dishes such as vongole oreganate and scampi alla milanese.

The Bernic Hotel New York City, Tapestry Collection By Hilton, is located in Midtown East. The United Nations Headquarters is 804.6 meters away. It is under a mile from Times Square, the Theater District, Rockefeller Center, and the Chrysler Building. Several restaurants are within walking distance, including Zuma, Sushi Yasuda, and Ai Fiori. Guests have complimentary access to the New York Health and Racquet Club, which includes a large indoor pool, two blocks south. The Lexington Avenue-53rd Street Station is a five-minute walk.

The Bernic provides service focused on authentic interactions. Guests can expect flexibility, such as late check-out when available. The decor includes soft grey furnishings and pale wood flooring. The hotel has a small entrance foyer. Historic Turtle Bay is nearby. The Bernic showcases art by Ian Sklarsky, featuring eight cities.