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36 Central Park South, 59th Street Between 5th Ave & 6th Ave, New York City, NY 10019-1600
36 Central Park South, 59th Street Between 5th Ave & 6th Ave, New York City, NY 10019-1600
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Location is fabulous since it was right off 5th Ave and sat right on a Metro line. The view was phenomenal from the 44th floor and overlooked all of Central Park but beware of horse and carriages lining up for Central Park rides right outside...More
I recently stay at the Park Lane Hotel with my husband. We came for just an overnight trip. I must say when I first arrived I thought this review was going to be bad as the wait to check in was very long.
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Response from June M, General Manager at Park Lane HotelResponded 24 February 2017
Thanks for the 4/5 review, Mel!
We're thrilled to hear that you had a great stay with us! It's wonderful that you enjoyed your room and the beautiful views of Central Park! That's what we like to hear! We're also very pleased that you enjoyed...More
We had a park-view suite on the 27th floor, which was excellent. The room and view were awesome. Bed could have been more comfortable and the daily amenities fee is annoying (just include it in the rate and it wouldn't bother me, just the principle...More
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Response from Andrew G, General Manager at Park Lane HotelResponded yesterday
Dear Guest,
Thanks for the wonderful review! We're thrilled you had such a pleasant experience with us and that you enjoyed our breathtaking views. That's what we like to see! We appreciate the feedback and will address your concerns with our team moving forward.
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Loved the proximity to Central Park, Columbus Circle and all manner of eateries - The Tavern on the Green was fab. Navigated subway to Soho without problem but also did an easy (2k) walk to Times Square. Hotel has tired areas but we loved it...More
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Response from Andrew G, General Manager at Park Lane HotelResponded yesterday
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Thanks for the wonderful review! It's fantastic you had such a lovely experience with us. We're thrilled you enjoyed our prime location and proximity to so many of the city's best attractions. That's what we like to see!
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Smoke smell was terrible. They let guest smoke in rooms next to you instead of putting them on 1 floor. Made me sick it was so strong. Cost was high and didn't meet expectations. Employees were very nice. Location is good but would have walked...More
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Response from Andrew G, General Manager at Park Lane HotelResponded yesterday
We appreciate the feedback, Dee.
We're disappointed your time with us was less than ideal. We hold ourselves to a higher standard so we'll address your concerns with our team moving forward. We do hope you give us another opportunity to share a more positive...More
USD 210 - USD 472 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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#173 Luxury Hotel in New York City
#189 Romantic Hotel in New York City
#198 Business Hotel in New York City
#200 Family Hotel in New York City
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Number of rooms
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This is the iconic New York that so many visitors imagine before they visit—spectacular skyscrapers like the Chrysler Building and Empire State Building, iconic public buildings like Grand Central Terminal and the New York Public Library, and the non-stop hustle and bustle of the city streets. Fifth Avenue is a shopper's heaven where you can find every kind of store imaginable, with fashion brands ranging from the
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affordable to the ultra-fancy. Visit the Rockefeller Center to experience towering Art Deco grandeur, and foodies will love the busy restaurants that stay open late in Koreatown. After dark, Midtown calms down a bit, but at any time of day or night it still feels 100% New York.
Are the higher floors e.g. 34+ accessible by stairs?
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Response from U2097BClaurenb | Reviewed this property |
By law, they must have stairs for all levels, as emergency escape routes, if nothing else. What I do not know is if you can use the stairs in non-emergencies. Hotels often set up so that you can't enter another floor, but... More
By law, they must have stairs for all levels, as emergency escape routes, if nothing else. What I do not know is if you can use the stairs in non-emergencies. Hotels often set up so that you can't enter another floor, but you can use the stairs to reach the lobby. Other hotels let you access the stairs by using the room card to open stairway doors. I don't know which is true for the Park Lane - would have to recommend asking the front desk!
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Are the higher floors e.g. 34+ accessible by stairs?
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Response from Janina d | Reviewed this property |
There must be stairs to every floor as an alternative, though I do not know for sure.
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I just booked this hotel for our 1 year wedding anniversary - any recommendations for a delicious restaurant that is walking distance from hotel for a special occasion dinner? Also, is the breakfast buffet free or do you have to pay?
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Response from CLCoronios | Reviewed this property |
There are all sorts of restaurants within walking distance. My friend and I had a delicious Greek dinner on 6th Ave around 5 1st St. I will check the name..and some of the other options we were looking at and post again... More
There are all sorts of restaurants within walking distance. My friend and I had a delicious Greek dinner on 6th Ave around 5 1st St. I will check the name..and some of the other options we were looking at and post again this evening.
Not sure about the breakfast buffet...I do not think it was free. There is a wine reception in the evening...not bad, not great. There's a very good breakfast place right next door. I'll get that name for you, too.
Are you familiar with the City? In my mind, the 9-11 Museum is a must see - very tough, but worth it. The $35 elevator ride to the top of the tower..???? ONLY if it's a spectacularly clear day.
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