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A year spent wearing masks, staying indoors, and staring at screens can take the bloom off of the rosiest of roses. So it makes sense that now that lockdowns are lifting and many parts of the country are inching toward a return to more normal social interactions a certain group of service providers is seeing business boom.
“Everyone wants to come out of COVID looking like a butterfly,” said
Melissa Doft, a Park Avenue plastic surgeon, who is booked solid until the first week of June. “Weddings are happening, brides are calling again, people are looking forward to a fun summer.”
While many hotels remain closed in New York City, the dreamy Baccarat Hotel is welcoming guests to enjoy a stay while safely following the city’s ongoing restrictions. Aside from being one of the top ranked luxury hotels in Manhattan, Baccarat is among the first in the world and the only hotel in New York City to have earned the Sharecare Health Security with Forbes Travel Guide Seal of Approval.
The bar at Baccarat. (Images courtesy of Baccarat Hotel New York)
The hotel’s opulent décor featuring an elaborate glass façade at the entrance and interiors decked in crystal from their namesake French brand makes this dreamy hotel ideal for a romantic getaway. And now it is offering travelers unique winter experiences, tailored for couples to safely enjoy. With indoor dining currently on hold, Baccarat has elevated its in-room dining service, with menus overseen by Baccarat’s Culinary Director and Two-Michelin-starred Chef Gabriel Kreuther. In addition to the standard breakfast
Diamonds are a girl’s best friend, but crystals are the way to catch a traveler’s eye.
At the Baccarat Hotel in NYC, a jewel of a property from the 256-year-old namesake French brand, everything glitters: A prismatic glass façade gives way to a dazzling light installation, dangling crystal chandeliers, iridescent vases filled with roses, and pleasantly surprising scarlet flourishes. You might be thinking, could this be a taste of Versailles’ Hall of Mirrors in the heart of Midtown Manhattan?
Mais oui.
Here, more is more and it’s enchanting enough to get you in the holiday spirit, even in a year where the magic seems to be missing.