Mandarin Oriental Hotel New York

Mandarin Oriental Hotel in New York is centrally located at Columbus Circle. Breathtaking Central Park views, 5 Star accommodations, world class luxury spa and restaurants. Gaze over Central Park and the Manhattan skyline from the most breathtaking luxury hotel in New York. This award-winning, 5 Star development high above Columbus Circle offers stunning views from every room. In the beating heart of the city, close to the most prestigious areas, Mandarin Oriental, New York has become a byword for New York style.

When you stay in a generously sized Mandarin Executive Suite you will have stunning views overlooking the Hudson - great for the 4th of July fireworks  from the lounge. The suite has an excellent shower and plenty of closet and storage space.

The hotel has Wi-Fi with good speeds in both suite and throughout hotel.  The hotel airport pickup service is efficient and quick. One The complementary use of hotel car services for short trips is something that you might appreciate.

Trend-Setting Dining in Manhattan.

The restaurants and bars at Mandarin Oriental, New York offer innovative food & beverage concepts in a city that is renowned throughout the world for its variety of cuisine.

Asiate
Asiate offers contemporary cuisine with Asian influences - and presents unforgettable views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline.
As Manhattan’s favorite celebration destination, restaurant Asiate elevates guests’ dining experiences to new heights with gracious service, inventive cuisine, an award-winning wine collection and stylish design that is only surpassed by the stunning floor-to-ceiling views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline. Chef de Cuisine Brandon Kida artistically crafts his contemporary cuisine with international influences from his travels and his Asian-American background. The changing seasons showcased in Asiate’s Central Park views are also reflected in Chef Kida’s seasonal menu featuring dishes made with fresh, local ingredients brought together in a balance and harmony inherent in every aspect of Mandarin Oriental. Renown designer Tony Chi used Asiate’s 35th floor Central Park views as his inspiration for the restaurant’s design. The interior is crowned by a glittering tree-branch sculpture hanging from the ceiling that symbolize the trees of Central Park in winter and a dramatic wall of wine that houses over 1,300 bottles of the restaurant’s collection.

MObar
MObar serves stylish cocktails and provides a lively atmosphere for pre or post dinner drinks.

The focal point of this stylish cocktail venue is the island bar in polished, hammered nickel. Inspired by 1930s residential pieces, it picks up the sparkle of the evening and provides a centerpoint around which guests can gather to catch up with old friends or make new acquaintances. Tailored leather seating in cozy nooks, and chic high-top tables divided by hand-sculpted brownstone and a wall of velvet allow for more intimate socializing.

The Lobby Lounge
Located adjacent to the hotel lobby, The Lobby Lounge is the perfect place to enjoy a light meal with dramatic views of Central Park and the City skyline.With walls of windows that greet guests as soon as the elevator doors open, the Lobby Lounge’s most prominent feature is its stunning panorama of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline. The decor is a modern blend of Oriental touches and art deco chic, with a luxuriously cozy residential feel. It’s the perfect place to unwind after a busy day in Manhattan. And the finishing touch to this dramatic setting are two immense paintings by internationally acclaimed artist Valerio Adami, inspired by his vision of New York and Broadway. It's an experience not to be missed.

The Mandarin Oriental is, by NYC standards, an efficient and highly presentable hotel with stunning views, decent suites and a flagship restaurant. When you look for luxury, this might be a hotel you want to check out, because MO represents - superbly - what hotels should be.

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