New York, above the noise
The city's great hotels are quiet machines: a 1904 landmark on Fifth Avenue, a house cut from crystal across from MoMA, a townhouse on Sixty-Third that still lights real fires.
The collection
10 hotels
Aman New York
Five-star · Midtown
A hush above 57th Street — the most serene square footage in Manhattan.
From $2,900 per night
The Mark
Five-star · Upper East Side
Uptown wit in black and white, one block from Central Park.
From $1,000 per night
The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel
Five-star · Upper East Side
Where New York keeps its secrets — cabaret downstairs, royalty upstairs.
From $900 per night
The St. Regis New York
Five-star · Midtown
Astor's 1904 promise that no hotel would ever out-host it.
From $950 per night
Four Seasons Hotel New York
Five-star · Midtown
I.M. Pei's limestone cathedral of a hotel, back and gleaming.
From $1,300 per night
The Peninsula New York
Five-star · Midtown
Italian Renaissance on Fifth with a pool above the parade.
From $850 per night
Baccarat Hotel New York
Five-star · Midtown
A hotel cut from crystal, glittering across from MoMA.
From $1,100 per night
Mandarin Oriental, New York
Five-star · Central Park
Central Park from the 35th floor — the view does the talking.
From $800 per night
The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
Five-star · Central Park
Classic manners at the park's front door.
From $1,100 per night
The Lowell
Five-star · Upper East Side
A townhouse secret on Sixty-Third with real fires in the suites.
From $800 per night
The city's great hotels are quiet machines: a 1904 landmark on Fifth Avenue, a house cut from crystal across from MoMA, a townhouse on Sixty-Third that still lights real fires. These are the rooms we would book ourselves — chosen on merit, written in our own words. Ten made the collection.
The neighborhoods
Midtown
Fifth Avenue's flagships, MoMA and the park's south entrances, all within a few blocks.
Upper East Side
Residential calm beside the museums — Madison Avenue galleries, quiet streets, the park a block west.
Central Park
The park at your doorstep — mornings on the loop, evenings above the treeline.
Good to know
Which neighborhood should I stay in?
Midtown puts Fifth Avenue, MoMA and the park's south entrances at your door; the Upper East Side is residential calm beside the museums; Central Park South is for waking up to the park itself.
When is the best season for New York?
Late April through June and September through early December are the city at its best — park in bloom or in color, theaters full, terraces open. Winter has its own reward: the park under snow and the hotels at their calmest.
Can I see Central Park from my room?
Several of the collection's addresses face the park directly — ask the concierge for park-view suites and we will confirm exactly which rooms deliver the view.
How do I reserve a stay?
Send a request from any hotel's page — the concierge confirms exact rates and availability with you before anything is booked, and nothing is charged in advance.
