The Ritz-Carlton New York, Westchester
A stylish gateway to the Hudson Valley
Whether it’s to avoid the 24-hour honking of New York or to get closer to nature with nearby bike trails and forest preserves, you’ll find plenty of reasons to extend a stay at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Westchester.
Guest rooms are sizable and contemporary with neutral tones and modern amenities, including flat-screen TVs and wireless Internet.
No need to go into the city for dinner; just book a table at BLT Steak, where famed chef Laurent Tourondel whips up tasty French bistro fare in a chic, urbane setting.
Guest rooms are sizable and contemporary with neutral tones and modern amenities, including flat-screen TVs and wireless Internet.
No need to go into the city for dinner; just book a table at BLT Steak, where famed chef Laurent Tourondel whips up tasty French bistro fare in a chic, urbane setting.
A sumptuous spa, fantastic dining and a rooftop pool are major draws, but its the stellar Hudson Valley vistas that will make you never want to leave.
Our Inspector's Highlights
- At 10,000 square feet, The Ritz-Carlton New York, Westchester offers an expansive, yet peaceful spa retreat featuring an array of treatments to heal, relax and revive, including seasonal offerings and signature therapies.
- The property’s impressive art collection, curated by
interior designer Frank Nicholson, includes works by Michael Mazur, Nelson Da
Costa and Carol Bechtel on display in the reception area and Lobby Lounge as
well as other public spaces and in guest rooms.
- The 10th-floor atrium pool, connected by a staircase
to the hotel spa, is a bright and airy space with views of downtown White
Plains and the hills surrounding the Hudson Valley
— vistas shared by those working out in the LifeFitness-equipped gym, open
24/7.
- The multifunctional Lobby Lounge, flooded with natural
light by day and warmed by a large, glass-enclosed fireplace by night, serves
as a dining area, gathering space, cocktail lounge and work area for hotel
guests.
- The Westchester hotel is home to an outpost of the
renowned BLT Steak. Order a prime cut of premium beef (think Black Angus and
Kobe) or choose from a selection of chicken, fish or raw bar offerings accompanied
by a glass of vino from the restaurant’s fantastic wine list.
Things to Know
- Local apple cider is served daily in The Lobby Lounge
at 5 p.m., a nod to The Ritz-Carlton New York, Westchester's location on the edge of the Hudson Valley’s
apple-growing region.
- Request an east-facing room to enjoy views of the lush
foliage (particularly stunning in the fall) rather than the sprawl of downtown
White Plains.
- Traveling to or from Manhattan is a breeze — the
White Plains Metro-North Railroad station is a quick drive or a 10-minute walk
from the property. Westchester County White Plains Airport is also just 15
minutes away by car.
- Local transportation options include ride sharing with
Uber and Lyft.
The Rooms
- There are no “standard” rooms here: even the base
Deluxe Rooms start out with at least 515 square feet of living space and
include such niceties as spacious work desks and custom cabinets that provide
an abundance of storage.
- All guest rooms at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Westchester have plush feather-stuffed mattresses,
duvets and pillows. Executive Suites have living rooms with full-size sleeper sofas,
while the one-bedroom suites add an extra powder room.
- Rooms are equipped with 50-inch flat-panel LED TVs and
an Enseo entertainment system.
- Luxurious marble bathrooms feature rain showers,
jetted soaking tubs, terry robes and Asprey bath amenities.
Nearby Attractions
- White Plains attractions within strolling distance of
the hotel include a Wednesday farmers market, the upscale Westchester Mall and
the performance spaces of ArtsWestchester, located in a historic former bank
building.
- The Perkins Memorial Tower at Bear Mountain State Park
offers spectacular views of the Hudson Valley. Other activities at the 5,200-acre
park include fishing, boating, swimming and cross-country skiing in winter.
- Sleepy Hollow, the nearby Hudson River town that’s the
setting for Washington Irving’s famous ghost story, is also home to Kykuit, the
Westchester mansion of the Rockefeller family.
Amenities
Bar
Indoor pool
Meeting rooms
Restaurants
Spa
Getting There
