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Park Lane New York

Name: Park Lane New York
Address: 36 Central Park S South, New York, NY 10019, New York City, United States
Telephone: +12123714000
Price range: $275–$1,733
Rating: 4

36 Central Park S South, New York, NY 10019

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$275

31 Jan 2027

Highest upcoming

$1,733

25 Nov 2026

Median nightly

$355

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Cheapest week

31 Jul to 6 Aug

19% below annual median

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Review

Synthesized from Forbes Travel Guide

Character and identity

Park Lane occupies one of Manhattan's most coveted addresses, on Central Park South between Fifth and Sixth, with the park's southeast corner directly opposite. The 47-story tower, once Harry Helmsley's mid-century flagship, has been reworked by Yabu Pushelberg with motifs drawn from Central Park, Grand Central and Bemelmans Bar, while classic architectural details have been preserved. Expect 611 rooms, Jo Loves amenities and Bellino linens. Three Bond Hospitality venues anchor the social life: Darling, the only rooftop lounge on Central Park South, perched on the 47th floor; and Rose Lane, an 80-seat art nouveau lobby bar with a terrace.

Who's it for

Best for:
Couples and design-literate travellers who want a park-facing perch within walking distance of Carnegie Hall, MoMA, Lincoln Center and Fifth Avenue shopping, and who care about cocktail-bar credentials and a hotel that reads as part of the city rather than sealed off from it.

Should look elsewhere:
Families needing a kids' programme, pool-and-spa devotees, and travellers chasing a quiet, intimate boutique feel. At 611 rooms across 47 floors, this is a large urban hotel, and the dining offer, while sharp, is concentrated in three venues rather than a sprawling restaurant scene.

Bottom line

What you are paying for is the address and the view: Central Park South frontage, a Yabu Pushelberg interior, and a rooftop bar few competitors can match. The room product is comfortable rather than headline-grabbing, so push for park-facing inventory or, budget allowing, the 1,750-square-foot Belvedere penthouse. Shoulder-season rates ease the sting.

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