The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
50 Central Park South, New York City, NY 10019
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Boldly transformed and redesigned, The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park reimagines luxury in Midtown Manhattan, drawing inspiration from the sights, sounds, and colors of Central Park and the chic residential style of a city penthouse. Steps from the city's renowned cultural attractions, the 253-room New York City hotel is an iconic, award-winning hotel. Featuring the all-day gastro lounge Contour, The Ritz-Carlton Club® Lounge, and a collection of wellness experiences including the first stateside La Prairie Spa and innovative Movement Studio, the iconic hotel creates inspiring guest memories with its legendary Ritz-Carlton service.
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50 Central Park South, New York City, NY 10019
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Amazing hotel with great views of Central Park. Our room was spectacular. As a Titanium Elite Member we were upgraded to a 1 bedroom Park Avenue Suite. It was absolutely stunning. The bed was comfortable and so was the living room area. So happy we decided to stay here! I was a little dissappointed as I called/emailed months ahead of time to see if there was anything that they could do complimentary for my husbands 50th birthday (cake, fruit, anything...etc...) and was told they would do something, but they didn't.
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Date of stay: May 2023
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Me and my partner were touring america for a few months at the start of the year we stayed in the central park suite i had a cuban cigar to go with the orma, they gave us a little care package with some essentials. and the spa was like heaven and the bar was very classy, but overall i would recommend it and i would stay there again.
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Date of stay: January 2023Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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I'm confused by the negative reviews. We are currently here at the Ritz Carlton, Central Park. April 2023 and having such a spectacular experience! We arrived around check in time and was met with a delightful welcome from the front desk and concierge staff. Our luggage was sent up swiftly and we found the room to be very clean with lovely furnishings. The bed is super comfortable with good electric ports for charging. The bathroom is spacious and the photos on the website are very accurate showing the layout of the property. The staff really went out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed. The fitness center is large with plenty of machines and all the luxury amenities you would expect from the Ritz-Carlton. The concierge is staffed with the most experienced amazing team! They have so many great suggestions and helped us with food recommendations as well as booking a nail appointment. The team here is just so lovely. I absolutely would recommend this hotel! Book a room with a park view - totally worth it!! …
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Date of stay: April 2023Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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We have stayed in many Ritz Carltons around the world and this in our opinion has to be the worst run of them all. Read the poor reviews on here as they are very very true according to our experience today. The restaurant bar area is a complete rip off—how can you charge circa$40 for a croque monsieur—its 3 slices of bread, 2 slices of ham and melted cheese—how in gods name can you charge that?!! When sitting in the restaurant we could hear the kitchen staff swearing and laughing and joking whilst we were sitting in the restaurant, probably at the mugs sitting in their dining room. Dining room was also filthy—all tables were dirty and the floor as well. Complete amateurs who charge 6 star plus prices.
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Date of stay: April 2023Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Response from Douglas Housley, General Manager at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
Responded Apr 10, 2023
Dear Navigate59375101860, Thank you for taking the time to share your recent experience with us. It is through guest feedback that we are able to improve upon the dining experience provided to our guests. You brought to my attention that during your recent visit, we fell short of meeting your expectations while dining in Contour. Your experience has been shared with the Restaurant Manager who joins me in offering not only our sincere apologies for the team’s shortcomings, but our commitment to resolving these issues in order to improve the dining experience in the future. Although we fell short of meeting your expectations during your stay, I hope you will consider our hotel on your next visit to the area so that we can deliver on the guest experience you deserve.
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Just returned from an Easter Sunday light lunch at this hotel. No meet and greet at the restaurant/bar area so we selceted the table that was the least dirty and sat ourselves down. Our server came over and asked if we wanted water to which we said yes assuming that it was part of the "package"--San Pelligrino water turned up at $25 for a normal size bottle. We asked for a diet coke for our son--small glass $9??!!! We then ordered 2 ham and cheese sandwiches and a burger for our son--food arrives cold and inedible. we percivered as nobody came to check on us and I did not want to make a fuss in front of my family. We asked for the bill and were simply astounded at the shockingly ridiculous total of $198!!! Shocking food and even worst service topped off with simply crazy pricing--AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!!!…
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Date of stay: April 2023
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Responded Apr 10, 2023
Dear 349maggiee, Thank you for taking the time to share your recent experience with us. It is through guest feedback that we are able to improve upon the dining experience provided to our guests. Unfortunately, we fell short of meeting your expectations while dining in Contour. Please know that your experience has been shared with our F&B Manager who joins me in offering not only our sincere apologies for the team’s shortcomings, but our commitment to resolving these issues in order to improve the dining experience in the future. Although we fell short of meeting your expectations during your visit, I hope you will consider our hotel on your next visit to the area so that we can deliver on the guest experience you deserve.
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Frances K wrote a review Apr 2023
Los Angeles, California, United States7 contributions47 helpful votes
I went for a trip with my family, got three rooms using points (first time doing this). It was not a good experience and not on par with other hotels of this caliber. I have stayed at Four Seasons, Ritz Carltons, St. Regis, Montage so I have a point of reference. The staff at this Ritz Carlton did not disappoint, they were great and went out of their way. The location could not be beat. However, my very dark room with no view (I am Titanium Elite at Marriott) smelled like smoke. The bed was the most uncomfortable bed I had ever slept on for a 5 star hotel. On the second night of sleeplessness I finally pulled up the fitted bed sheet and discovered an old comforter used as mattress topper. They must have run out of regular mattress toppers. How do I know it was old - because the feathers were creating a needle sensation all over my body because they clumped together. As you run your hands across the comforter you felt the sharp points. When I received the email from RC asking about my experience, I explained this. What I received back in response was a clear dismissal of my concerns. Instead I was told maybe I should note in my preferences I don’t like feather in my rooms. It would have been better if the hotel did not respond to my initial review which I did not publish. I like to give hotels the benefit of the doubt. When I explained again it was not the feathers I had a problem with, it was the fact they ran out of regular mattress toppers and chose to put a down comforter with feathers sticking out no further response from the hotel. I say don’t waste your money on this very expensive hotel. You have many, many other choices for high end hotels in NY.…
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Date of stay: March 2023
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Response from Douglas Housley, General Manager at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
Responded Apr 10, 2023
Dear Frances K. I recognize your time is valuable and appreciate the feedback you have taken the time to provide. Maintaining a clean and comfortable atmosphere within our guest rooms and common areas is important and I apologize that we did not fulfill that expectation during your visit. Rest assured, our housekeeping leaders are looking into the matter of mattress toppers for all our rooms. I only regret that we could not find an alternative solution for your bedding while you were with us. My hope is the next time you are in the area, you will give us another chance to provide the guest experience we strive to deliver.
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World Traveller UK wrote a review Apr 2023
Liverpool, United Kingdom105 contributions139 helpful votes
Better than the four seasons, I am glad it’s still being refurbished as this is our second stay, stop floor view again, amazing service from the doormen to concierge to the bar and spa, feel at home , location amazing , coffee waiting when you go for a walk in the park just brilliant love it so much, double booked a restaurant and even refunded the charge , amazing
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Date of stay: March 2023Trip type: Traveled on business
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I had a disappointing stay at the Ritz in NYC. Extremely overpriced ($1K/night), unfriendly waiters and staff (I invited my best friend from childhood into the sole common area of the hotel and because he had a Sweetgreen salad, we were asked to leave and not allowed to eat). There are 0 common areas on sight besides a small bar. My room overlooked another skyscraper, far from a Central Park view. It had no natural sunlight. The room itself was incredibly average of a 2 star hotel. There’s no breakfast included. Coffee is above $10 which is predatory, drinks are $30+. You’re basically trapped in midtown here. The gym is whatever, nothing special. No pool, no roof. You can get a nicer hotel for $250/night more south or a similar quality one in midtown for $150/night. This place is a tourist trap though praying on the Central Park name. Save your $ and go elsewhere.…
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Date of stay: April 2023Trip type: Traveled on business
Room Tip: Go to the Standard Highline or a hotel in FiDi south
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Response from Douglas Housley, General Manager at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
Responded Apr 3, 2023
Dear Mr. Zeoli, I hope you and your family are well. Thank you for your recent visit to The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park. Regarding your stay, I believe my Executive Assistant, Tina Tza, corresponded with you last week. Please accept my sincere apologies that we failed to meet your expectations. As Tina had review your reservation, a Deluxe Room was reserved with interior views. The hotel does feature other room categories overlooking over the Avenue and Central Park as well as options that involves breakfast for two on a daily basis. If you require any assistance with making a reservation, my Reservations Team will be happy to assist. Regarding the common area, yes, the hotel offers the Lounge. Due to property rules and the fact that we employ many Union members, we prohibit any outside food to be brought and eaten in our facility. I apologize that the Lounge staff did not present an alternative option as well as explain our policy. Thank you for your loyalty and continuous support as I see that you are a Bonvoy member. I am aware that Tina extended her offer to you on your next visit. Please do not hesitate in reaching out to Tina Tza or myself should you have any questions or concerns. We look forward to welcoming you back in the near future. Sincerely, Douglas Housley General Manager The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
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My wife and I stayed last weekend for two nights. Everything was excellent. The room was pleasant and quiet. We were on the 19th floor. The bed was very comfortable. The food and drinks were good albeit a bit pricey. We had a light lunch upon arriving and breakfast the next day. No complaints.
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Date of stay: March 2023Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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As Europeans, we always have the Ritz as a reference. Whether you are in Paris or in London, you are assured to have a real palace experience. Well, we noticed way too late that Ritz in Europe and Ritz Carlton in the rest of the world are not the same companies. They share an almost same name, but that’s it. And the palace experience disappear directly once you understand that. We are Marriott Titanium members. This means that we slept over 90 days in a Marriott hotel last year (that’s right, 1/4 of the year!)… In other terms, we should be VIPs under Marriott status. This is, indeed, what we experienced in every other Marriott group hotels we stayed in. But at the Ritz Carlton Central Park, they don’t care about that. Be just happy they deign look at you when you enter this establishment - I say « establishment » because this place does not deserve the name « Hotel » as you are not a welcomed guest there. We booked a suite with Central Park view (almost $2,500 per night). As we arrived, we were welcomed - although welcome is not the right word - without any smile, hello or anything. The only words that the front desk clerk was ready to tell us was « passport » and « credit card ». So, you directly see that they just want the best of you: your money… In a European Ritz, when you book a suite at that price, you are accompanied to your room, someone show you everything you should know about the amenities and, in the meantime, the bellboy brings you the luggages. But here, at Ritz Carlton Central Park, you feel the high privilege to be treated like a Motel 6 guest (and by saying Motel 6, I am surely insulting that brand). In other words, do it by yourself and god will help you. After having asked 2 or 3 times, we had the high privilege to have someone bringing us our 7 luggages (with 7 luggage pieces, you can’t just do it by yourself…). But don’t think someone would have escorted us to our room. This would have been too much… Or maybe does it cost an extra? This would not surprise me at all. We are travelling a lot and I am pregnant. Each time we stayed in a hotel, took a plane or even spoke to someone in the street these last months and I mentioned that I was pregnant, people were happy/excited for us, congratulated, and directly offered me to help me for anything. But at the Ritz Carlton Central Park, nobody cares about you. You are just here to pay and sh.t up… When my husband told the front desk that I was pregnant and that we would need some help with the luggages, they even did not answer… Of course, why should they be kind with the people that pay their bills and salaries: THEIR CUSTOMERS! The room seems to have been renovated with old stuff. The cupboards and the bathrooms are from another age. They have just been painted back in white in order to hide the misery. Our status should normally grant us some advantages. We always receive something to eat/drink in the room. Here, you can just forget it. It would cost something to them… Dare you ask for something! We travelled all over the world in the nicest hotels and best suites available. Even if you have no status, when you book a room at that price, you have a kind of « welcoming package ». We were even offered something last year when we stayed in a Marriot Courtyard for one night while traveling by car… Knowing that, you expect a minimum from a « luxury » brand like Ritz Carlton. During the evening, I fell down in the room because a part of the carpet was not really fixed on the floor. I was really anxious after that, and was scared that something had happened to my baby… The next day, we directly went to the hospital for an ultrasound. Luckily, everything was ok for the baby, just a few bruises for me. While thinking about it now, I should have told them and asked for compensation. I was maybe too « European » at that time of the stay, and did not say anything. Upon reservation 2 months ago, we asked for a room on a higher floor. We got one on the 5th floor… The building is located at the cross of Central Park South and 6th avenue. Our room was just at the red light. We had the whole NYC traffic passing by 24 hours a day. It was just impossible to sleep. Being pregnant, I need some rest. I was not able to close an eye for 48 hours. Anxious of seeing me like that, my husband decided to go down to the reception and ask them to change our room. First, he explained the situation. Nobody seemed to believe him. Then, he asked for a room change, saying the we were Titanium members and that we normally get upgrades or preferred room types in a same room category. The front desk employee just replied that they were not offering any upgrades for that specific room type (which we can understand), and that our room type was only on the 5th floor - I noticed a few days after that this was not true: our room type was available from floor 4 to floor 11. They were just not willing to do anything, I guess. Anyways, without trying to apologize for the inconvenience and trying to find a solution, the employee told us that if we want to change room, we should pay $1,500 more per night (!!!). In other words, if you want to sleep, you’ll have to pay $4,000 per night. Being irritated about that, we asked to see the manager. We were just willing to tell him that, as a manager, he should find a solution. We were even not hoping for an upgrade, but just hoping to find a way to have a quiet sleep - no matter same room type or not, downgrade/upgrade, view/no view, etc. JUST FIND A SOLUTION! The manager listen to me, because he had the moral obligation to do so. But the answer was simple: you stay in your room and continue not to sleep for the next days or you pay an additional $1,500 a night. Seeing that this conversation was going nowhere, my husband then told them that we would leave, because he cannot leave a pregnant woman in such a noisy place. The manager did not react at all and did not care at all neither. He was not really embarrassed to see that his guests were desperate about the situation. The only thing he told us was that he would not charge for early departure if we decided to leave (!!!). What an effort! Thank you!!! I guess, we were just losing our time as they even did not understood what we were trying to tell them. After a few minutes, my husband stopped the discussion, told them to bring down our luggages, and that we would be leaving. No reaction on their side. They preferred to lose $2,500 a day instead of just finding a solution that - let’s be honest - would not have cost them anything… It was always said that each Ritz Carlton employee has an envelope of $2,000 in order to save a guest’s experience. This is even one part of their advertising… Well, at the Ritz Carlton Central Park, this is not the case. We don’t care about your experience and don’t want to do anything in order to save what is still salvageable… This is just a shame for them. Finally, when my husband went back to the front desk employee in order to proceed for check out, the employee was just ignoring him. Without ANY words, he presented the final bill to my husband for validation, and that was it. My husband told him 5 times: « You are ignoring me, right? ». The employee did not respond. (!!!!!!!) After a 6th time, he just answered: « you spoke to my manager ». He gave us back our credit card and left. We were not rude, aggressive or anything else that could have explained such a behavior. We were just hallucinating about the situation and could not believe that we were just treated like the last piece of sh.t in this world! I don’t want to hurt anybody, but this guy makes $4,000 dollars a month (what I paid for 2 nights) and he was looking at me in the worst condescendingly manner ever! So, we left the hotel and in minutes, we were outside with all our luggages. Nobody told us goodbye or anything else. In other words: « just leave now, you piece of junk! ». That’s how we felt. The Plaza had no suite available for us, so I remembered that approximately 7 years ago, we stayed at the Trump Central Park Hotel. I called there and had directly a friendly discussion with someone who was able to help us. We had a wonderful end of stay in NYC there. The staff made everything possible for us to enjoy our experience in the city. They understood that my wife was pregnant. So, in addition to a nice welcoming package with macarons, chocolate and champagne, we received different baby amenities (teddy bear, clothes, toy, and so on). This is the type of service that we should be waiting for when we stay at a Ritz Carlton. This experience was so unpleasant for us that we decided that this would be our last Ritz Carlton experience of our lives. My husband made me even swear that we would never go to any Marriott group hotel anymore. He was never been treated worst than at this location. After such a disaster, we cannot trust the Marriott group anymore. This whole experience was just a joke! To anyone reading this report, please, go anywhere you want but not at the Ritz Carlton Central Park - unless you like being irrespectfully treated like a walking wallet.…
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Date of stay: March 2023Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Response from Douglas Housley, General Manager at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
Responded Mar 20, 2023
Dear Valued Guest, I hope you and your family are well. I have sent in a reply. In case you did not receive it, I have included it below. Thank you for your notes and feedback on your most recent experience at my hotel. Please accept my most sincere apologies that my Ladies and Gentlemen failed to provide a luxurious stay to you and your husband. Every Lady and Gentleman who works at this property strives to welcome and take genuine care of all guests. It is disappointing to have read that you did not experience this with my Ladies and Gentlemen. Please note that the feedback that you have provided to me is valuable as your experience calls for retraining for the staff members that you interacted with. Service, care and comfort are very important components in my hotel. My Front Office Leader has been made aware of the experience that you had at check in as well as check out. I have instructed my Engineering Leader to review the carpet in the suite, as this is an area that I do not wish for anyone to have an accident upon. Besides the comfort of your stay, your safety and wellbeing is one of our major concerns as a guest at my hotel. I have to say my heart skipped a beat when I read that you fell in your suite. It is good knowing that your baby and health are in a good and stable condition. You are correct in stating that the suite category that was reserved starts from levels 4-11, minus the 8th and 9th floors. I believe at the time of check in that the suite on the 5th floor was the only one available. Due to the category of the suite that was reserved, there is not an upgrade from there as Reception clarified. To compensate the multiple inconveniences that you were challenged with, I am happy to honor 90,000 points to your account. Please allow 5-8 business days for the points to appear in your account. Thank you once again for reaching out to me with details from your stay. I know that you have made the final decision to not patronize any Marriott related properties. However, if you have plans to revisit the city again, please do not hesitate in reaching out to Executive Assistant, Tina Tza at tina.tza@ritzcarlton.com and we will ensure your next visit will be well looked after. Your Bonvoy status speaks in volumes and please know that we do take your status in consideration very seriously. I look forward to welcoming you back in the near future and to hopefully restore your faith in our Ladies and Gentlemen of The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park. On a side note, a big Congratulations to you and your husband as this is a very exciting time for you. There is nothing more beautiful in this world than a spectacular creation of another human being. Warm Regards and Best Wishes, Douglas Housley General Manager, The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park douglas.housley@ritzcarlton.com
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PRICE RANGE
$860 - $1,428 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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ritz carlton new york city, ritz new york city, new york city ritz carlton, ritz carlton central park, ritz carlton manhattan
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United StatesNew YorkNew York CityMidtown West / Manhattan / Midtown
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Frequently Asked Questions about The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
Which popular attractions are close to The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park?
Nearby attractions include The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) (0.3 miles), Big Apple Jazz Tours (0.2 miles), and Carnegie Hall (0.2 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include an on-site restaurant, a lounge, and a fitness center.
Which room amenities are available at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park?
Top room amenities include a minibar, air conditioning, and a flat screen TV.
What food & drink options are available at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant, a lounge, and breakfast during their stay.
Is parking available at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park?
Yes, paid public parking nearby, secured parking, and valet parking are available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park?
Conveniently located restaurants include Loi Estiatorio, Jams, 6th Avenue, New York, NY, USA, and Ora Di Pasta.
Are there opportunities to exercise at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park?
Yes, guests have access to a fitness center, a sauna, and fitness classes during their stay.
Are any cleaning services offered at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park?
Yes, dry cleaning and laundry service are offered to guests.
Are pets allowed at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park?
Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.
Does The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park offer any business services?
Yes, guests have access to a business center and meeting rooms during their stay.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Russian, and Chinese.