Duvet Lounge

This sexy, bi-level "dining boudoir" features 30 beds that scream relaxation, but with an added luxury: decent New American fare with global influences served to you, in bed. Duvet also features a cloying signature cocktail menu heavy on fresh fruit and champagne mixtures, but with prices ranging from $14-$20 (and one at a laughable $1,500), it might be a bit too pricey to keep them flowing all...

Bottle service is the only way to secure a bed--meaning if you want a drink from the bar (even a $20 specialty cocktail), you'll have to get up and get it yourself.

Eating on a larger-than-king-size mattress in a 20,000-square-foot room filled with 29 other beds, while the lights slowly change from pink to orange to blue to red and back to pink, feels very counter-intuitive. But once you settle in at…

Why stay home in bed when you can enjoy the company of many lovelies in the Flatiron District along with expensive cocktails?

With BED's demise, joins Sleepy's as last places in the city where you can get roaring drunk with boys in kimonos and then roll over and take a nap. Although fatal stabbings less likely at Sleepy's. High thread counts at fashionable, horizontal party palace that lets you sip pricey cocktails atop luxurious linens. Velvet ropes and a few key nights, including gay par-tay Thursdays. Crowd a bit...

The Scene
There's not a duvet to be found, but night owls can land on one of the 23 beds upstairs or swoop into any of the seven downstairs VIP bedrooms. White gauzy curtains surround the...

Duvet is the brainchild of owner Sabina Belkin, a passionate young restaurateur and nightlife impresario. Designed by Andres Escobar (Cartier Boutique and Guess? store in Toronto) and Edward Belkin, Duvet features 30 customized "dining beds," soft satin banquettes, frosted glass bars and seven intimate "bedrooms" that are available for the sexiest, most-talked about private parties. Upon...