The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park

The Ritz-Carlton Central Park is one of those New York hotels that makes you feel like you've stepped into a scene from a storybook. This is not a hotel you want to rush through just to get to your room. From the moment two men in top hats open the door and guide you to the lobby, you want to savor and experience it. You're immediately surrounded by warm wood and cool marble, creating an enveloping experience that feels worlds away from the drab concrete sidewalk you just left.


The service is friendly and courteous, but the common areas have a formal air to them. The Star Lounge, located on the first floor just off the lobby, is the main gathering place. Guests and locals alike mingle on the luxurious green and beige furniture while sipping cocktails from legendary bartender Norman Bukofzer. Those who want to visit the bar, which is just around the corner from the lounge, should order The Central Park Cocktail. The Ramble inspired the hotel's signature drink, which is as light and refreshing as a stroll through The Ramble.


The décor in the room is understated and comfortable, much lighter than in the downstairs lounge. Nightly turndown service is provided, and a full in-room dining menu is available 24 hours a day (The club sandwich on toasted sourdough is a must-try). But, let's be honest, the best feature of these rooms are the spectacular views of Central Park. Looking out over the iconic city landmark from just across the street provides a completely different perspective on the sprawling green space, and some rooms even have telescopes to help you examine it more closely.


Google Rating: 4.6/5.0
Address: 50 Central Park SouthNew York10019
Contact: 212-308-9100
Website: ritzcarlton.com

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