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I stayed here for several nights while my husband was in a hospital nearby. The staff was lovely and kind. The food was not exotic, but good. My room was very comfortable and quiet. The views from the Rooftop Restaurant and Lounge were spectacular. I often went there to forget my problems.

Hotel Bentley is out of the way, but this adds to its mystique. There's a gas station outside the hotel to add to its eccentric location. The restaurant itself has a fantastic backdrop of the Queensborough Bridge, if nothing else but other high rises, but none too close to lose privacy and views. The menu is short, but a great value and easy to pick. The food is good. The experience is worth it. You definitly need to get drinks afterwards and hang out in the lounge next to the restaurant to top off the experience. Not too crowded either. Recommended!

After reading a few of the reviews, I decided to try this place out. The restaurant is located in a 21st flr. penthouse providing amazing 360 degree views of the city. The dim laid back setting added to a casual and romantic ambiance. Although the menu is pretty bare and displays a strange mix of entrees and appetizers, the food was fantastic, I had the veal and it was awesome. I didn't even know this place existed and I literally live around the corner, I think it's the best kept secret on the upper east side. It's an exceptional spot to relax and have a few drinks and take in the sights of the city, either inside or on the restaurant's wrap around terrace.

I read the reviews below and decided to check this place out with my husband. We thought it would be a fun departure from the places we normally head to in the neighborhood (we live in the East 60s). It wasn't. The views were pretty and the staff was nice, but the food was pretty much like typical Irish pub bar food - nothing special. It didn't fit the ambience they were trying to create, if that makes sense. And the drinks, though fine, were overpriced. Overall, I wouldn't recommend it.

I knew they had to be something incredible going on in an art deco hotel in the middle of the oh so regular UES. Not only does The Bentley captivate you with their sleek interior, (and that's just when you walk in the lobby) but the restaurant located on the Penthouse level cannot be missed. With views rivaling The Rainbow Room, order the chicken francese. I've been 3x and plan on making it my new place.

Sometimes the Yankees go there. There's a wonderful view of the water from high up and a porch. Great place to meet a friend for a munch. Cute furniture. Probably an awesome hotel.