1. A hotel room with views of the Hudson River.
    Photograph: Courtesy of the Mandarin Oriental
  2. A couch and window in a hotel room.
    Photograph: Courtesy of the Mandarin Oriental
  3. A hotel suite with couches and a table in front of skyline views.
    Photograph: Rossilynne Skena Culgan for Time Out New York | The view from my room.
  4. A hotel room with a bed and view of the city.
    Photograph: Courtesy of the Mandarin Oriental
  5. The lobby of a hotel with a curved staircase.
    Photograph: Shawn Talbot / Courtesy of Mandarin Oriental
  6. A swimming pool with bright light streaming into the windows.
    Photograph: Courtesy of the Mandarin Oriental
  7. Booking.com

Review

Mandarin Oriental New York

5 out of 5 stars
  • Hotels | Chain hotels
  • price 4 of 4
  • Hell's Kitchen
  • Recommended
Rossilynne Skena Culgan
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Time Out says

This internationally acclaimed business traveler's paradise has five stars for a reason: The scene, the service and the spa make up the trifecta that sets the 244-room Mandarin Oriental a cut above the rest.

The height of luxury, this chic five-star hotel boasts stunning views, including many rooms with views of Central Park. The elevated experience starts from its 35th-floor lobby decorated with Dale Chihuly glass art. The upscale vibe continues in all the guest rooms, from standard king rooms to its suites. 

The Hudson River Suite, for example, measures in at 800 square feet, including a spacious living room, a dining/working area, a bedroom, a full bathroom and a powder room. Prices per-night for this suite range from $2,100 to $4,595. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer unparalled views of the skyline and the Hudson River below. 

Inside the 14,500 square-foot Mandarin Oriental Spa, treatments include massages, facials, Thai foot therapy and special treatments. A 75-foot indoor lap pool is on-site for hotel guests who want to get some exercise or for families with kids who want to splash around.

No matter how packed your schedule may be, you’ll definitely want to make time for lunch at MO Lounge, where you’ll revel in panoramic daylight views of the park below. Also at the lounge, you can book afternoon tea service featuring savory sandwiches, scones and a collection of sweets.

The little details here and the attention to the guest experience set this hotel apart from the crowd: Think binoculars in the guest room, a robotic toilet in the bathroom, luxurious turndown service, and impeccable room service, just to name a few. 

Details

Address
80 Columbus Circle
New York
10023
Cross street:
between 8th and 9th Aves
Transport:
Subway: A, C, B, D, 1 to 59th St–Columbus Circle
Price:
$995+
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