Penthouse Serenade is a studio album by Nat King Cole, released in 1955 by Capitol Records. It was produced by Lee Gillette, with recording sessions taking place between 1952 and 1953. The album features Cole accompanied by his regular trio, with orchestral arrangements by Nelson Riddle.
The album's title evokes an intimate and sophisticated atmosphere, typical of the nightclubs of the era. The song selection includes jazz and pop standards such as 'I'm in the Mood for Love' and 'Where or When', showcasing Cole's vocal versatility.
Penthouse Serenade was well received by critics and the public, solidifying Nat King Cole's reputation as one of the most prominent singers of his generation. The album reached number 2 on the Billboard pop albums chart in 1955.