6 Columbus Central Park
Mid-century modern interiors at Columbus Circle.
Manhattan · 26 hotels
Six blocks of frontage facing the park, and the most expensive hotel views in New York. Rooms on high floors here look straight down the Mall toward the reservoir; rooms facing the other way look at 57th Street.
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Mid-century modern interiors at Columbus Circle.
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I.M. Pei's limestone tower, with the highest ceilings in the city.
A quiet European-style luxury hotel on East 64th Street.
The Art Deco tower on Central Park South, with the sign to prove it.
Free breakfast on the Upper West Side, near Lincoln Center.
A slender West 57th Street tower two blocks from the park.
Park Avenue's power-breakfast hotel.
Floors 35 to 54 of the Deutsche Bank Center, with the widest Central Park panorama in the city.
Rebuilt for the park view, with a 47th-floor bar to match.
The red neon sign opposite Lincoln Center, and a rooftop pool.
All-suite with kitchens and a garden terrace, off Central Park.
A newer boutique on West 58th, a minute from Central Park.
Residential suites beside Lincoln Center.
Fifth Avenue's grande dame, still run like one.
The French château on the corner of Central Park that never stopped being a landmark.
An art-led hotel on Sixth Avenue, a block from Central Park.
Park-facing rooms with telescopes, on the quiet end of Central Park South.
A 1927 landmark tower on Fifth Avenue at Central Park.
A small, quiet hotel on West 55th, steps from MoMA.
The former Parker Meridien, redone with a strong restaurant floor.
Columbus Circle glass tower with full-park views and in-room kitchens.
Built by William Randolph Hearst, and the Beatles stayed here.
Apartment-sized suites with kitchens, a block from Central Park.
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Six blocks of frontage facing the park, and the most expensive hotel views in New York. Rooms on high floors here look straight down the Mall toward the reservoir; rooms facing the other way look at 57th Street. Transit here: 5 Av/59 St (N, R, W); 59 St–Columbus Circle (1, A, B, C, D); 57 St (F).
Across the 26 hotels we track here, nightly rates start at about $190 for adour alan ducasse and rise to $900 at the top end, before New York's roughly 14.75% room tax and nightly occupancy fee.
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