Thompson Central Park New York Hotel
Midtown West, Manhattan, New York
“Mid-century jazz hub”
Vibe
A 36-foot timber-clad atrium by Thomas Juul-Hansen anchors the ground floor, where live jazz drifts past sculptural leather check-in pods.
“Mid-century jazz hub”
A 36-foot central atrium designed by Thomas Juul-Hansen featuring wood-clad portals and mid-century tailored furnishings.
Live jazz sets at Parker's lounge alongside the famous Burger Joint tucked behind lobby velvet curtains.
D.S. & Durga bath products, Dyson dryers, and dedicated lounge access for Upper Stories guest rooms.
On West 56th Street, steps from Carnegie Hall and three blocks south of Central Park.
Rooms
Stonehill Taylor paired mid-century lines with music-centric art, while Upper Stories suites add walnut floors and panoramic Central Park views.
Wellness
The 24-hour fitness center is stocked with strength-training gear, free weights, and a private Peloton studio for Upper Stories guests.
Backstory
Originally opened in 1981 as the Parker Méridien, the tower was reimagined with mid-century lines paying tribute to the neighborhood's jazz legacy.
Eat & drink
Follow the neon sign behind lobby curtains to the legendary Burger Joint, or sip cocktails to live jazz at Parker's.
The neighborhood
Carnegie Hall sits just down the block, and the shaded pathways of Central Park are a three-minute stroll north.
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