Apartments Rentals Near Adour Alain Ducasse

The Helmsley Carlton House occupies one of Manhattan's most desirable addresses, with a prime Upper East Side location on Madison Avenue just steps from Central Park and a block from luxury shopping mecca Barney's. Given that stellar location, it's no surprise that the apartments for rent at the Helmsley Carlton House are among the most sought-after rental listings in Manhattan. The one- and two-bedroom apartments for rent at this elegant extended-stay hotel rank among the most luxurious rental apartments on the Upper East Side.

This large rental apartment house, which is directly across 61st Street from the Pierre Hotel, has fabulous views and one of the most prestigious and elegant residential locations in the city. This 33-story, yellow-brick tower was erected in 1978. 800 Fifth's base is faced with limestone and contains commercial space. The tower is setback from the base, which helps preserve vistas of the very handsome towers of the Pierre and Sherry Netherland hotels to the north. Residents have good corner views of Midtown and Central Park.

Home to 225 apartments, The Olympic Tower, located at 641 Fifth Avenue, is a prized luxury rental among all apartments in New York City. It was erected in 1976, notably the first building in Midtown East constructed after New York City’s Fifth Avenue zoning district was established. The Olympic Tower’s dazzling Manhattan views of the neighboring St. Patrick’s Cathedral, all-encompassing amenities and inclusion of an arcade at the ground level define luxe-living in New York City.

Midtown West is synonymous with the hustle and bustle of high-end Manhattan, and the luxury apartments for rent that take up space in the area are expected to provide a certain amount of comfort for the residents of the area. Looking at 150 West 58th Street, a 15-story prewar conversion just steps from Central Park, does not slouch in the comfort department. Originally built in 1927, it has been renovated to provide 55 luxury Manhattan rentals that any New Yorker could enjoy.