Best View From Your NYC Hotel Room
Dec 2nd, 2005, 05:13 AM
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I'd have to agree with Maggi that the park views from Central Park South are truly outstanding. In addition to the Westin Essex House, the Ritz Carlton Central Park and the Trump International would also have potential for the same view. All of these are pretty pricey.
You can find good views at a number of the Times Square area hotels but it will be "cityscape" views (not including the park usually). The Marriott Marquis (has floor to ceiling windows), the Renaissance Times Square, the Doubletree Guest Suites TS all have good views from upper floors.
If you stay dowtown in the Financial district (Marriott Financial, Millenium Hilton, Ritz Carlton Battery Park), those hotels have some views of the Statue of Liberty.
There are really a lot of hotels with potential for good views if you're on a high floor. It all depends on what sort of view you want. Many of the midtown hotels have views of the Empire State and/or the Chrysler building.
You can find good views at a number of the Times Square area hotels but it will be "cityscape" views (not including the park usually). The Marriott Marquis (has floor to ceiling windows), the Renaissance Times Square, the Doubletree Guest Suites TS all have good views from upper floors.
If you stay dowtown in the Financial district (Marriott Financial, Millenium Hilton, Ritz Carlton Battery Park), those hotels have some views of the Statue of Liberty.
There are really a lot of hotels with potential for good views if you're on a high floor. It all depends on what sort of view you want. Many of the midtown hotels have views of the Empire State and/or the Chrysler building.
Dec 2nd, 2005, 10:06 AM
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There are a lot of rooms at the Mandarin Oriental that have great views of the Park and surroundings. The hotel is also superb.
Depending on time of year and availability (and you must book a park view room) you're lookng at $600 plus for a double.
Depending on time of year and availability (and you must book a park view room) you're lookng at $600 plus for a double.
Feb 5th, 2010, 11:30 AM
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If I were "going all out" in NYC, I'd go with the Mandarin Oriental.
Someday...
Maybe...
I wish...
And I'd go swimming in the pool - click on the pool picture for a better look
http://www.mandarinoriental.com/newyork/leisure/sports/
Someday...
Maybe...
I wish...
And I'd go swimming in the pool - click on the pool picture for a better look
http://www.mandarinoriental.com/newyork/leisure/sports/
Feb 5th, 2010, 02:07 PM
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From one of the higher floors at Milennium UN PLaza, south side, you can see from the UN area on the east side way down to the Battery and harbor beyond. All directions have good views but south is the best.
The hotel, however, is not what it used be in its days as a Park Hyatt.
The hotel, however, is not what it used be in its days as a Park Hyatt.
