Widely-respected New York hotel appoints new Housekeeping Manager

The Carlyle, a Rosewood hotel, has appointed Maggie Modrovic from the Waldorf Astoria.

The Carlyle is an emblem of New York glamour and luxury. Nestled in the heart of the Upper East Side, the hotel is legendary for its first-class combination of discretion and grace.

Designed by the noted architectural firm Bien & Prince and named in honour of British essayist Thomas Carlyle, the hotel has been a Manhattan landmark for decades. The Carlyle features 191 rooms and suites with stunning views of Central Park and New York, serving an impressive list of guests and visitors. Every American president since Truman has visited, and its rich history includes visiting Royals and heads-of-state — HRH, The Prince of Wales; the late Diana, Princess of Wales; The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, their Majesties, the Kings and Queens of Denmark, Greece, Spain and Sweden have all visited.

Maggie Modrovic comes from an extensive luxury hospitality operations background. Most recently as Housekeeping Manager at The Waldorf Astoria New York, where she started in 2013 as Front Office Manager, before morning to Group Services Manager before moving into Housekeeping.

For this role, Society conducted a nationwide search across the United States of America, within the luxury hospitality and leisure sector.

When asked about her experience with Society Maggie said:

“After working at a very large hotel for several years, I knew that I wanted my next move to be to a smaller property, and a smaller company overall. When I was contact regarding the position opening with The Carlyle it felt like the right solution for what I was looking for. Working with Society helped make the whole interview process seem easy - I was able to go into the interviews with a lot of information about the company already provided to me. I definitely felt like Society was available to help walk me through the entire process.”