What special offers are available at Mandarin Oriental, New York?
This summer, Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star hotel Mandarin Oriental, New York, is offering a rejuvenating retreat from the New York City heat. The special summer wellness package centers on a restorative treatment at The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, New York, the hotel’s ultra-luxe Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star spa. There, you’ll find bliss during a three-hour-and-50-minute Clearing Factor treatment that includes a full-body exfoliation, massage, cupping, wrap and more. You’ll also enjoy a private yoga class, a spa gift and one day’s worth of the organic BluePrintCleanse (a celebrity favorite). Of course, the offer also includes luxurious accommodations — and since Mandarin Oriental, New York, occupies the 38th to 54th floors of the Time Warner Center, you’re guaranteed sweeping views. Well rested and rebalanced, you’ll truly be living the high life.
Rates begin at $1,825 and the package is valid through August 31, 2013.
Visit Mandarin Oriental, New York’s website for more details or to book this offer.
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6 days agoJan Goessing answered the question:
When is Mandarin Oriental, New York’s gym open?
Mandarin Oriental, New York’s fitness center’s operating hours are as follows: Monday to Friday from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 7 a.m.to 7 p.m. -
6 days agoJan Goessing answered the question:
What is the gym like at Mandarin Oriental, New York?
Our 6,000-square-foot fitness center has state-of-the-art TechnoGym cardiovascular and weight-training equipment for all levels as well as a sauna for you to relax after a tough workout. Fantastic views give you the impression of jogging through the New York skyline. Operating hours are Monday to Friday 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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6 days agoJan Goessing answered the question:
What bars does Mandarin Oriental, New York have?
Located on floor 35 adjacent to the hotel’s sky lobby, the Lobby Lounge features a dramatic panorama of Central Park, Columbus Circle and bustling Broadway. Throughout the day, the Lobby Lounge offers creative cocktails and an eclectic light menu to Manhattanite regulars and visitors from all over the world.
Discreetly tucked away on the 35th floor, MObar is one of New York City’s best-kept secrets, which features Manhattan classics, fine wines by the glass and signature infusions.
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6 days agoJan Goessing answered the question:
What restaurants does Mandarin Oriental, New York have?
Mandarin Oriental, New York’s signature restaurant Asiate is perched above the city on the hotel’s 35th floor, showcasing unparalleled views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline from 16-foot floor-to-ceiling windows. The restaurant seats 90 diners and features intimate booths and a private 10-person dining area. Asiate received Zagat’s award for Best Décor in 2011 and is a recipient of Wine Spectator’s 2010 Best Restaurants for Wine Lover’s Award. Asiate captures the best elements of contemporary cuisine with Mandarin Oriental’s distinctive flair.
Additional restaurants include the Lobby Lounge and MObar, which are located on floor 35 adjacent to the hotel’s sky lobby. The Lobby Lounge features a dramatic panorama of Central Park, Columbus Circle and bustling Broadway. Throughout the day, the Lobby Lounge offers coffee, afternoon tea from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. daily, creative cocktails and an eclectic light menu to Manhattanite regulars and visitors from all over the world. MObar is one of New York City’s best-kept secrets, which offers a wide selection of fine wines by the glass and signature infusions. -
6 days agoJan Goessing answered the question:
What are the suites like at Mandarin Oriental, New York?
Inspiration for the suites came from Manhattan residences. All suites are located at the corners of the hotel, showcasing spectacular Central Park and river views. To mirror the concept of “the ideal Manhattan apartment,” all the suites are individual in their design, complete with distinctive artwork collections. Color schemes consist of pale silver and rose; pale gold, cream and black; and another that is based on a Mandarin robe in saffron and copper colors. Features in the suites include LCD flat-panel television, glass-enclosed rain showers, along with yoga mats in the closet.
The Taipan Suite has floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing 360-degree views of the northern Manhattan skyline, the Hudson River and Central Park, which has two individually styled 400-square-foot bedrooms with private marble baths and state-of-the-art in-room technology, including Bang & Olufsen 65-inch plasma and 40-inch LCD televisions controlled via an in-room iPad. Furnishings feature elegant ivory pieces accented with glowing brushed gold and black accessories.
The Oriental Suite, which has a blue, gray and gold color scheme, features a large living and dining room accented by Oriental-patterned silk damask draperies from Scalamandre and Brazilian cherry hardwood floors covered with handcrafted Oriental rugs. A separate Mozambique wood-paneled library doubles as a study or a media room complete with the latest state-of-the-art Bang & Olufsen entertainment technology. Adjacent to the living and dining space is a kitchen with custom Italian cabinetry, granite countertops and flooring. The suite has a larger master bedroom and bath, and includes a separate walk-in closet. Artwork in the suite follows the direction throughout the hotel, using a mixture of New York and Oriental influences.
The Presidential Suite features custom-designed furnishing in tones of chocolate brown, accented with luminous brushed gold and deep Chinese red accessories. The large Mozambique wood-paneled living and dining area lead to a private media room and study and fully equipped kitchen. Upholstered in pearl-toned silk, the master bedroom is adjacent to a sycamore-paneled walk-in closet and spectacular master bath, encased in honey onyx walls. A combination of New York and Asian art and artifacts is used throughout the suite, blending touches of the Orient with contemporary New York. One piece is a 250-year-old parchment calligraphy book featuring Chinese characters conveying a story of happiness and good fortune. Espresso-stained bamboo floors, neutral Roman shades that rise and fall at the touch of a button to reveal spectacular views of Manhattan and rich textiles throughout the suite create a space that is elegant yet comfortable, soothing yet stylish.
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6 days agoJan Goessing answered the question:
What are the bathrooms like at Mandarin Oriental, New York?
The guestroom bathrooms feature a Spanish marble in soft beige, which is used throughout. A cherry vanity with an Italian granite top completes the vision of simple elegance. Many bathrooms feature soaking tubs situated at windows, allowing guests to enjoy the views of New York white relaxing in the bath along with LCD flat-screen televisions, as well as plush terry bathrobes and slippers. -
6 days agoJan Goessing answered the question:
What are rooms like at Mandarin Oriental, New York?
Guestrooms’ color schemes encompass warm gold earth tones with blue accents to complete the look and feel of the room. The furniture is inspired by pieces from the 1940s. The rooms incorporate an Oriental-inspired credenza along with a lacquer desk that is Oriental in style. The art collections are eclectic, featuring Paul Ching-Bor, a Taiwanese artist who created a series of paintings featuring bridges of New York City, as well as another artist from China formally trained by a Chinese watercolor master and now residing in NYC. The guestrooms feature bathrooms with soaking tubs situated at windows — allowing guests to enjoy the views of New York while relaxing in the bath — plush terry bathrobes and slippers, and yoga mats. -
6 days agoJan Goessing answered the question:
What cool in-room technology does Mandarin Oriental, New York have?
Recognizing that today’s sophisticated travelers demand and expect state-of-the-art technology from a luxury hotel, Mandarin Oriental, New York has invested significantly in its in-room technology offerings. A recent significant upgrade to its Wi-Fi technology allows for improved compatibility with new technologies being used in devices like iPads, smartphones and iPhones.
Mitel Communications telephones present guests with a customizable home-screen and touch-screen speed dials for ease of use. Home theater-style entertainment units come with surround sound speakers in all 248 guest rooms. There are 108 television channels, including 17 high-definition free-to-guest broadcast channels from major networks, including CNN, HBO and ESPN. Xbox, PlayStation and Wii gaming consoles and video games are available on request. Specialty suites have iPad remote controls, and all rooms are fully equipped with stereo speaker iPod docking stations. -
6 days agoJan Goessing answered the question:
How many rooms and suites does Mandarin Oriental, New York have?
Mandarin Oriental, New York has 248 stylishly appointed guestrooms and suites. All of them have breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline, Central Park or the Hudson River. -
6 days agoJan Goessing answered the question:
Does Mandarin Oriental, New York have a pool?
Within its fitness center, Mandarin Oriental, New York offers guests a tranquil 75-foot indoor lap pool that is equally perfect for fitness swimmers as it is for leisure guests. The facility’s floor-to-ceiling windows showcase spectacular views of the Hudson River. The pool is open Monday to Friday 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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6 days agoJan Goessing answered the question:
What is the interior design style of Mandarin Oriental, New York?
The design of the Five-Star Mandarin Oriental, New York reflects Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group’s exotic Oriental heritage, as seen in the use of artifacts and small details, adding to the overall luxurious feel of the hotel. Also reflected in the design are more contemporary elements revealing its New York City location. Situated at Columbus Circle, the point from which all distances from Manhattan are measured, the hotel could not be more ideally located. It stands at a cornerstone of Central Park and serves as the perfect meeting point, bridging east and west, north and south. -
6 days agoJan Goessing answered the question:
What makes Mandarin Oriental, New York different from other hotels?
Mandarin Oriental, New York redefines the New York City Five-Star hotel experience with its striking contemporary design with stylish Oriental flair. Providing an unparalleled guest experience, with Mandarin Oriental’s legendary service, the hotel has a reputation of excellence among business travelers and is known as the ultimate celebration destination for leisure guests from around the world.
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6 days agoJan Goessing answered the question:
What are the parking options at Mandarin Oriental, New York?
Mandarin Oriental, New York offers guests valet parking for their vehicles. For information on parking or car and limousine arrangements, please contact the concierge at 212-805-8890 for more information. -
6 days agoJan Goessing answered the question:
How do I get to Mandarin Oriental, New York from JFK airport?
Mandarin Oriental, New York is easily accessible from New York City’s three major airports. The concierge desk is always available to assist with car and limousine arrangements. When driving from the airport to Mandarin Oriental, New York, one can use the following directions, but it is recommended that you check for updates with our concierge team at 212-805-8890.
From JFK Airport, head northeast, make a slight right onto the JFK Access Road. Continue onto the Van Wyck Expressway. Then continue onto I-678 N. Take exit 12B for I-495 W/Long Island Expressway toward the Midtown Tunnel. Merge onto I-495 W. Make a slight right toward East 37th Street. Take the first right onto Third Avenue. Turn left onto East 42nd Street. Turn right onto Avenue of the Americas. Then turn left onto West 59th Street/Central Park South. Enter the traffic circle, and the destination will be on the right.
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6 days agoJan Goessing answered the question:
How do I get to Mandarin Oriental, New York from Newark airport?
Mandarin Oriental, New York is easily accessible from New York City’s three major airports. The concierge desk is always available to assist with car and limousine arrangements. When driving from the airport to Mandarin Oriental, New York, one can use the following directions, but it is recommended that you check for updates with our concierge team at 212-805-8890.
From Newark Airport, follow signs of “Airport Exit” to the New Jersey Turnpike-New York. Kindly note, as the road divides, follow any route labeled by signs to the New Jersey Turnpike. At the toll plaza, pick up a ticket for the NJ Turnpike (no payment), and follow signs for “NJ Turnpike-Northbound.” Once on the NJ Turnpike, remain to the right side, following signs to “Lincoln Tunnel-Exit 16E.” Remain on the left, eventually reaching the toll plaza of the Lincoln Tunnel, pay toll and enter the tunnel. When exiting the tunnel, follow signs to “40th Street, North, West Side Highway.” At the third traffic light, make a right-hand turn onto 42nd Street, and continue on 42nd Street, making a left turn onto Eighth Avenue. Continue on Eighth Avenue to Columbus Circle. Follow Columbus Circle until entering Broadway. You will notice a large silver globe to the right of Broadway. Immediately upon entering Broadway, make the first left onto 60th Street. Mandarin Oriental, New York is immediately on your left side on 60th Street between Broadway and Columbus Avenue.