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Mandarin Oriental, New York

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Mandarin Oriental, New York opened in December 2003 more than 280 feet up in the north tower of the Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle, on floors 35 to 54. Dale Chihuly's 2,100-pound chandelier mixes hand-blown glass with Waterford crystal in the lobby, and Vivienne Tam designed the signature fan. The 14,500-square-foot spa on floors 35–36 is one of only two Forbes Five-Star spas in Manhattan, matching the hotel's own Five-Star rating.

About Mandarin Oriental, New York

History

Perched atop the Deutsche Bank Center at Columbus Circle, Mandarin Oriental, New York opened in December 2003 as a crown jewel in the Time Warner Center development, blending sleek modern architecture with elegant Asian-inspired design.Mandarin Oriental fact sheet Architect Brennan Beer Gorman crafted the soaring north tower structure, while Hirsch Bedner Associates infused the interiors with sophisticated Oriental flair and contemporary New York luxury.Mandarin Oriental fact sheet The hotel temporarily closed during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, reopening in April 2021 after thoughtful updates; in 2017, the spa was reimagined by Adam D. Tihany, Grant Achatz, and Nick Kokonas.Wikipedia Distinctive for its sky-high perch 280 feet above street level on floors 35-54, it offers unparalleled panoramas of Central Park and the Hudson River, setting it apart as the brand's flagship urban escape in America.Mandarin Oriental homepage

The setting

Columbus Circle marks the southwestern gateway to Central Park, one of New York City's most iconic public spaces designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux in 1858.Wikipedia The area transformed dramatically with the 2003 opening of the Deutsche Bank Center (formerly Time Warner Center), a mixed-use complex bringing luxury retail, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and high-end residences to this cultural crossroads.Mandarin Oriental fact sheet Known for its proximity to Broadway theaters, Lincoln Center performing arts, and Fifth Avenue shopping, the neighborhood pulses with the energy of Manhattan's Upper West Side. 1-minute walk to 59th St.

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