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The Mark New York
Located in Manhattan just 1 block from Central Park, this boutique hotel features The Mark Restaurant. With an artistic design, Mark Hotel includes a state-of-the-art gym and spacious guest rooms.

The Surrey, A Corinthia Hotel
Located 446 feet from the Central Park, this Upper East Side hotel features a seasonal private rooftop garden and an onsite restaurant. The rooms include an iPod docking station and a flat-screen TV.

The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel
Just 528 feet from Central Park, this historic Manhattan hotel is 2113 feet from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It features the Carlyle Restaurant and a 24-hour gym.

Hotel Lucerne
This hotel is 492 feet from the 79th street metro station and 1066 feet from the Museum of Natural History. It features on-site spa services and free WiFi.

La Quinta by Wyndham New York City Central Park
This hotel, located in the center of Manhattan's Upper West Side, is 1 block from Central Park. It offers a continental breakfast and free in-room Wi-Fi.

Arthouse Hotel
Greeted by custom artwork, an original fireplace and a 1920’s elevator system in lobby, guests at this century-old hotel in Upper West Side will be 2133 feet from the Central Park.

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Central Park
Take in a different kind of sight with a stroll, bike ride, rollerblade, or even a carriage ride around Central Park! Spanning 843 acres, the park slices through the landscape from North 110th to 59th Street and diagonally from 8th to 5th Avenue. A sacred recreational space to New Yorkers, you’ll see everything from locals playing baseball or practicing yoga to outdoor performances, family picnics, and couples saying “I do!”


























