Aman New York
Manhattan, New York
“Opulent Midtown sanctuary”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
A 14th-floor double-height lobby opens onto a garden terrace where reflecting pools and open fire pits sit beneath a retractable glass roof.
“Opulent Midtown sanctuary”
Generous suites featuring working fireplaces, dedicated butler service, and house-blended bath amenities above Fifth Avenue.
A 25,000-square-foot spa spanning three floors with cryotherapy chambers, private banya Spa Houses, and a 65-foot pool.
Jean-Michel Gathy interiors inside the 1921 Crown Building, featuring pine-tree murals and a 7,000-square-foot garden terrace.
At Fifth Avenue and 57th Street in Midtown, three blocks south of Central Park.
Rooms
Every suite centers on a working fireplace, soundproofed walls, and large-scale murals of pine trees by Japanese artist Ryoko Adachi.
Wellness
Spread across three floors, the spa features a 65-foot indoor pool flanked by fire pits, private banya bathhouses, and cryotherapy chambers.
Backstory
Warren and Wetmore completed the gilded Crown Building in 1921, before designer Jean-Michel Gathy reimagined its historic neoclassical upper floors.
Eat & drink
Dine on rustic Italian at Arva, pull up to Nama's hinoki-wood omakase counter, or descend into the subterranean jazz club.
The neighborhood
Midtown's luxury corridor hums directly below, with Central Park's tree-lined pathways waiting just three blocks to the north.
“…a self-contained world of luxury right in the heart of Manhattan, on 57th Street at 5th Avenue.”
“Aman’s first urban outpost in the United States.”
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