Mandarin Oriental New York

About Mandarin Oriental New York

Central Park becomes part of the interior at Mandarin Oriental New York, where many rooms frame the park through floor-to-ceiling windows. Occupying the upper floors of the Deutsche Bank Center at Columbus Circle, the hotel makes its elevated perspective a defining feature: accommodations look toward the park, Hudson River or Manhattan skyline, while MO Lounge pairs Central Park views with contemporary American cooking and cocktails. Even a swim comes with a city outlook in the 75-foot indoor lap pool. Marble bathrooms with deep soaking tubs give the rooms a generous residential touch, and the park’s southwest corner places walks, Lincoln Center performances and Midtown outings within easy reach.

Why Celebrities Love Mandarin Oriental New York

The skyline supplies a sense of arrival that needs little embellishment. For performers and other visitors drawn to Lincoln Center or Broadway, the position is especially persuasive, and the guest-only pool and fitness facilities support a working routine. A meal overlooking Central Park gives even a compressed visit a recognisably New York moment.