Park Lane New York

YOUR PARKSIDE SANCTURY Perfectly positioned at the most sought-after address in Manhattan, Park Lane New York has been transformed into a welcoming haven for tourists and locals alike – a daring departure from its neighbors on Billionaire’s Row. Rising 47 stories into the New York skyline, the hotel is an iconic example of legendary Emery Roth & Sons' trademark post-war style. Park Lane New York has reemerged as a bold and inviting space on Central Park South, launching amenities and partnerships that speak to the modern New Yorker. In partnership with Highgate, Scott Sartiano and Bond Hospitality offer three unique food and beverage concepts. In the hotel lobby sits Rose Lane, an 80-seat lobby bar with an outdoor terrace; on the second floor Calvert’s is a cozy evening dining restaurant offering a menu of classics. On the 47th floor sits Darling, the only rooftop lounge and cocktail bar on Central Park, offering sweeping panoramic views from the Upper West Side to Upper East Side. The property also features 11,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor event space. DESIGN Park Lane New York was redesigned by Yabu Pushelberg in 2021, with inspiration from the hotel’s natural vitality and the wonders of Central Park’s changing seasons conveyed through an engaging collection of sumptuous fabrics and colors, curved lines, and restored historic fixtures original to the property. New York City-based artists En Viu created playful murals for the guest rooms and public spaces, all inspired by famous operas and ballets, that artfully guide the hotel experience and lure visitors through the wonders of Park Lane New York. The legacy behind the property inspired the direction of Yabu Pushelberg’s design; rather than dismissing the hotel's past, Yabu Pushelberg celebrated its storied history by incorporating the Park Lane’s original spirit as an anchor upon which to build layers of wit, charm, exploration and discovery. Blending past and present, Yabu Pushelberg repurposed the Park Lane’s original chandeliers, sconces and fixtures to sustainably infuse a modern graciousness throughout the property. Reincorporating the original qualities and defining characteristics of the Park Lane with a spirited modernity allowed the studio to reassert the hotel as a present-day landmark imbued with thoughtful consideration and elevated flair. Using a tongue-in-cheek approach to communicate contemporary techniques via sensibilities with heritage, Yabu Pushelberg delivered a sense of place to the property while igniting new life within the hotel.