The Mark Hotel
Manhattan, New York
“Upper East Side glamour”
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Vibe
Jacques Grange’s bold black-and-white striped marble lobby smells of custom Frédéric Malle scent, humming with Upper East Side collectors and gala crowds.
“Upper East Side glamour”
Quagliotti Italian linens, bespoke Frédéric Malle scents, chauffeured pedicabs, and twenty-four-hour room service from Jean-Georges.
Jacques Grange's iconic black-and-white striped marble lobby, sycamore cabinetry, and custom artwork by Guy de Rougemont.
The Mark Bar pairs custom Guy de Rougemont furnishings with a lively neighborhood cocktail crowd.
On the Upper East Side at Madison Avenue, one block from Central Park and Museum Mile
Rooms
Suites evoke 1930s Paris with sycamore cabinetry, Quagliotti linens, and deep-soaking tubs clad in monochrome marble.
Backstory
Built in 1927 as the Hyde Park Hotel, the Renaissance Revival landmark was reimagined in 2009 by French designer Jacques Grange.
Eat & drink
Jean-Georges oversees all-day dining and a sidewalk hot dog cart, alongside Caviar Kaspia’s signature baked potato and a lively cocktail lounge.
The neighborhood
Set on 77th and Madison, you are one block from Central Park’s leafy perimeter and the cultural corridor of Museum Mile.
“The Mark is the very picture of classic, timeless Upper East Side poshness, in spite of — or maybe even because of — its recent, extremely thorough renovation.”
“Boasting a lobby with bold black-and-white marble floors, plush velvet settees and a signature custom scent from master perfumer Frédéric Malle, plus guest rooms offering the comfort and elegance of an uptown pied-à-terre”
“The Upper East Side’s chicest address remains a timeless go-to for stylish staycationers and discreet out-of-towners.”
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