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Located in New York's Midtown neighbourhood, The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park is in the city centre and near a metro station. Carnegie Hall and Museum of Modern Art are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at American Dream Meadowlands and Sunset Park. Check out an event or a game at Madison Square Garden, and consider making time for Central Park Zoo, a top attraction not to be missed.
Visit our New York travel guideThe following fees and deposits are charged by the property at the time of service, check-in or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Such a special place to stay- like a warm home away from home. Welcoming and warm, clean and modern. The staff is truly amazing! Can’t wait to come back!!
Staff goes out of their way to help. Very nice rooms. Wonderful location. Only adequate fitness facility.
My entire stay was fabulous ! The staff is so friendly and professional!! One word that describes my room is PERFECT!!
I was never given a form to sign for $300 per day for the Club Lounge like your stupid manager said on the 27th of December upon receipt of my invoice. I have no record of any form that I would have signed giving you people permission to charge me $300 PER DAY for cheap champaygne and inadequate food for that type of price. I tried to tell your manager that I had not signed any form and she did not produce one for me. She merely stated that I signed a form of which I have no record of. I was told by your manager Kamal Elmaftahi that I would have access to the club for 2 people for $300 added to my room. There was no mention that this charge would be PER DAY. I want all but $300 removed from my invoice and I have every intention of placing a formal complaint to my credit card company. I have all the e-mails from your management team to verify that there was no mention of $300 per day being charged to my room during my week long stay. You need to learn to cater to a single traveler especially older women who will end up with more money than anyone else as we will live longer. I will never ever spend another dime in this shoddy hotel. Cathy Weathers