Where Parisian Elegance Meets Manhattan Sophistication in Crystalline Brilliance
Experience the world's first Baccarat-branded residences, rising above the iconic flagship hotel in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, a living masterpiece where 250 years of crystal craftsmanship illuminates contemporary luxury.
Rising 50 stories at 20 West 53rd Street opposite the Museum of Modern Art, Baccarat Hotel & Residences merges luxury hospitality with exclusive residential living.
Developed by Starwood Capital Group and Tribeca Associates, this architectural landmark features 60 distinguished residences above the world's first Baccarat flagship hotel.
Each home reflects 250 years of French crystal craftsmanship, from the luminous glass façade to signature Baccarat fixtures throughout.
Residents enjoy privileged access to world-class amenities, including Spa de La Mer, a 55-foot marble pool, and the Grand Salon's French cuisine, offering unparalleled convenience in Manhattan's most prestigious neighborhood.

Designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Baccarat Hotel & Residences captures the luminosity of fine crystal through its striking façade of jet-black aluminum and crystal-clear glass.
The tower reflects Central Park and the Empire State Building by day, while transforming into an illuminated chandelier at night through prismatic glass fins.
Tony Ingrao's interiors blend Parisian elegance with Manhattan sophistication, featuring signature Baccarat lighting and white oak floors throughout.
This architectural masterpiece transcends conventional luxury, creating an ethereal living experience where hotel refinement seamlessly merges with residential comfort, a carefully orchestrated harmony of light, material, and space.


Five-Star Hotel Services Reimagined for Private Residence Living
Where full-service luxury meets the comfort of home—exclusive access to world-class hospitality amenities with residential priority and privacy.



Residents access a 10,000-square-foot wellness center featuring North America's first Spa de La Mer, a 55-foot marble pool, and state-of-the-art fitness facilities.
The Grand Salon offers acclaimed French cuisine alongside the nation's largest champagne collection, while the Baccarat Bar sparkles beneath three chandeliers suspended from a 60-foot vaulted ceiling.
Comprehensive services include 24-hour concierge, valet parking, housekeeping, and private dining. A dedicated residential entrance, crystal-adorned lounge, landscaped terrace, and roof pavilion ensure privacy and elegance.
The Global Membership program extends this lifestyle worldwide, granting access to international Baccarat properties and exclusive tours of the historic French crystal village.

Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) – Directly across the street
Fifth Avenue Shopping
Central Park – A short walk north
Rockefeller Center – 3 blocks west
Radio City Music Hall – Iconic entertainment venue
St. Patrick's Cathedral – nearby
Carnegie Hall – Legendary concert venue
Broadway Theaters – Times Square theater
Grand Central Terminal – Major transportation hub with Metro
Subway Access

The creation of Baccarat Hotel & Residences represents the convergence of two powerhouse development firms with complementary expertise and shared commitment to excellence. Starwood Capital Group, founded in 1991 by Chairman and CEO Barry Sternlicht, brings global investment prowess and hospitality innovation, managing over $26 billion in assets across diverse real estate classes worldwide.
Baccarat Hotel & Residences unites two development powerhouses: Starwood Capital Group, founded by Barry Sternlicht in 1991, brings global investment expertise, managing over $26 billion in assets, and launched the Baccarat Hotels & Resorts brand in 2015.
Tribeca Associates, led by Bill Brodsky, Elliott Ingerman, and Mark Gordon, contributes deep New York market knowledge honed through $2 billion in Manhattan transactions since 2000.
Together, they assembled an exceptional team, including Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Tony Ingrao, Gilles & Boissier, and Tishman Construction, to create more than a building, a destination redefining the pinnacle of Manhattan luxury living.
