NEW YORK · A CONSIDERED VIEW
5 hotel-branded residences in New York, from Mandarin Oriental, Aman, Four Seasons and 1 more brand. The collection spans city addresses. Our starting point is the way your family wants to live.
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United StatesAman New York transforms the Crown Building into a small residential community above Fifth Avenue. Private arrival, working fireplaces and carefully specified kitchens make the homes feel distinct from the hotel within the same landmark.
United StatesThese Fifth Avenue pied-à-terre homes occupy a 1920s landmark, with furnished interiors and a dedicated residential lobby. Daniel Boulud’s private dining concept adds a distinctive culinary layer to the shared rooftop and wellness spaces.
United StatesAbove Columbus Circle, these homes occupy the Mandarin Oriental tower at Deutsche Bank Center. The architecture and interior architecture are separately credited, while Central Park views and hotel dining define the daily setting.
United StatesNew York Downtown’s residences make their material identity visible from arrival. Patterned marble, a silver-leaf ceiling and oak-and-marble kitchens lead into homes whose bathrooms include vanities designed by Robert A.M. Stern.
United StatesJean-Louis Deniot’s Waldorf residences bring the hotel’s Art Deco language into contemporary domestic rooms, with restored-style windows, crafted joinery and kitchens made by Molteni&C. The residential experience has its own circulation and social spaces: separate entrances, a skylit swimming pool high above Park Avenue, a winter garden and rooms for work or entertaining. This is a home within a historic Manhattan institution, but the private residential facilities are deliberately distinct from the hotel. Selected hotel services can be purchased separately rather than being assumed to come with every apartment.
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