Mandarin Oriental, New York, Luxury hotel in Columbus Circle, Manhattan, United States
Mandarin Oriental occupies floors 35 to 54 of the Time Warner Center, offering panoramic views of Central Park and the Hudson River from guest rooms and public spaces. The interior design blends modern aesthetics with comfort throughout the property.
The hotel opened in 2003 as part of the Time Warner Center development, bringing luxury hospitality to Columbus Circle in a newly completed landmark complex. This arrival marked a shift toward high-end accommodations in that neighborhood.
The MO Lounge showcases contemporary American dishes alongside art pieces by New York artists that reflect the city's creative spirit.
The property provides direct indoor access to The Shops at Columbus Circle and connects to the 59th Street-Columbus Circle subway station for easy transit. Guests can walk to nearby shops and restaurants without stepping outside.
A 75-foot lap pool on the 36th floor features underwater speakers playing curated music selected by the neighboring Jazz at Lincoln Center organization. This blend of water and sound creates an unexpected sensory experience for swimmers.
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