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The atrium at The Ellington Hotel, with a jazz trio performing

A modern classic, composed in luxury.

Welcome

Six floors, one long arrangement.

The Ellington opens into a full-height atrium — brass verticals, a bandstand, and a staircase that curves like a phrase resolving. A gallery of contemporary work, a record library you're allowed to touch, a ballroom, a spa, a rooftop, and a door most guests never find.

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“It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing.”
Duke Ellington, 1931
Guest room with glass partition
H-14 Still · 3:2 · evening Guest room with the glass partition lit from within, bed turned down.

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Where every stay finds its rhythm.

Eleven room types, from a corner king to a two-floor penthouse. Every one of them turned down nightly with a record on the shelf.

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