Dream hotel is reality
Dream, the latest development from actor-model-hotelier Vikram Chatwal, is slated to open Oct. 1 in New York.
Chatwal, son of restaurateur and hotel owner Sant Singh Chatwal, also owns the New York boutique hotels the Time, Majestic and Lamb’s Club.
Dream’s 220 blue-illuminated rooms will go for $279 to $575 per night, and the 15 suites cost $550 to $650. All rooms include wireless Internet access, 37-inch plasma TVs and an IPod-based sound system loaded with ambient music.
Three bars and the lobby -- which features vaulted mirrored ceilings, black floors, wall-size charcoal murals and a giant fish tank -- was designed by photographer and music video director David LaChapelle. The hotel also plans to open an ayurvedic health spa, to be created by Deepak Chopra, around the end of the year.
Dream is at 210 W. 55th St.; (212) 247-2000 or (866) 437-3266 or www.dreamny.com.
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