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Four Seasons Hotel New York
Four SeasonsUltra-LuxuryCity

New York, United States

368 rooms
Opened 1993
New York, United States

Four Seasons Hotel New York: I.M. Pei 52-story limestone palace on 57th Street with Ty Warner Penthouse, The Garden, and spa

Reigning on prestigious 57th Street ‘Billionaires’ Row’ between Madison and Park Avenues in Midtown Manhattan, New York, United States (just two blocks from Central Park, Fifth Avenue luxury shopping, and MoMA), Four Seasons Hotel New York opened as an architectural and luxury skyscraper monument. Master-designed by legendary architect I.M. Pei in hand-selected French Chassagne limestone, the 52-story, 368-room luxury palace features a breathtaking 33-story limestone sky atrium. Featuring the acclaimed restaurant The Garden set amidst 50-year-old African acacia trees, the iconic Ty Bar, the serene 10,000-square-foot The Spa at Four Seasons, and home to the world-famous Ty Warner Penthouse on the 52nd floor, this property is New York’s ultimate luxury grand palace.

Arrival introduces travelers to unvarnished 57th Street architectural and limestone majesty: liveried doormen greet guests beneath the monumental limestone portico on 57th Street before stepping into I.M. Pei’s soaring limestone grand foyer with backlit onyx ceilings, custom French limestone pillars, and chilled champagne. Day-one logistics focus on coordinating bespoke New York cultural, shopping, and art pursuits: walking directly onto Fifth Avenue designer flagships and Madison Avenue boutiques (steps away), strolling through Central Park to the Bethesda Fountain (2 blocks away), visiting the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and Broadway theaters (5 minutes away), working out in the 24-hour fitness club, indulging in botanical hydrotherapy at the 10,000 sq ft spa, sipping vintage cocktails by the fire at Ty Bar, and reserving dinner at The Garden.

Palace living balances vibrant Manhattan energy with serene limestone wellness: the 10,000-square-foot spa features 9 private treatment suites, eucalyptus steam rooms, Finnish saunas, and therapies utilizing organic botanicals, diamond dust, and therapeutic sea salts. Dining is an extraordinary New York culinary summit: elevated seasonal American-Italian gastronomy at The Garden (featuring roasted duck breast, prime steaks, handmade pastas, and French/Napa Grand Crus amidst towering acacia trees), artisan cocktails at Ty Bar, and 24-hour in-room dining.

Accommodations comprise 368 rooms and luxury executive suites styled by I.M. Pei in warm Sycamore wood, custom leathers, and oversized windows framing Central Park ranging from 46 to 400 square metres. Each residence features plush king beds with custom linens, and marble bathrooms with deep soaking bathtubs, embedded TV mirrors, and custom amenities.

Architecture aficionados, luxury connoisseurs, and travelers seeking I.M. Pei limestone grandeur, 57th Street Billionaires’ Row prestige, and Central Park proximity in New York should book Four Seasons Hotel New York without hesitation. Travelers seeking generic airport highway motel blocks should look elsewhere. Grounded review consensus confirms legendary standing with a 4.9 out of 5 on Tripadvisor across 5,800 reviews and a 4.8 out of 5 on Google across 7,400 reviews.

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First day

  1. Arrive on 57th Street, enter the soaring I.M. Pei limestone grand foyer of Four Seasons, and check in.
  2. Check into your Central Park Suite, gaze out over the park and skyline, and visit the spa.
  3. Dine at The Garden.

What guests say

Hotel Flock Score

10.0/ 10

Exceptional

Based on 13.2k published ratings

Category breakdown

Location
10.0
Cleanliness
10.0
Rooms
10.0
Service
10.0
Dining
10.0
Design
10.0
Value
9.4

Guests Love

  • 57th Street Location & I.M. Pei Limestone Architecture

    Guests revere the I.M. Pei design, Central Park views, The Garden food, Ty Bar, and Four Seasons staff.

  • The Garden & Ty Bar

    Reviewers consistently praise the acacia tree dining, comfortable beds, quiet rooms, and Fifth Avenue walkability.

Guests Warn

  • New York’s Ultimate Luxury Skyscraper Monument

    Visitors love the sheer architectural drama of the French limestone and central Billionaires’ Row address.

  • Four Seasons Five-Star Hospitality

    Travelers celebrate the warm, anticipatory service and immaculate attention to detail.

The overall score is a review-count-weighted average of named public platforms, normalized to /10. Category scores — including cleanliness and location — are Hotel Flock editorial readings of those reviews, not a platform's private formula. Hotel Flock is not affiliated with Tripadvisor, Booking.com, Trivago, or any other review site.

Awards & Recognition

Historic I.M. Pei 52-Story Midtown Limestone Skyscraper Landmark

I.M. Pei Heritage

Ty Warner Penthouse World’s Most Celebrated Suite Landmark

Architectural Digest

The Garden 57th Street French Calvados Limestone Sanctuary

Condé Nast Traveler

In the stay

  • Full access to spa steam rooms, saunas, relaxation lounges, and 24-hour fitness gym
  • Full cooked-to-order gourmet American and continental breakfast daily at The Garden
  • High-speed Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and 24-hour dedicated concierge assistance

Usually extra

  • –The Garden multi-course tasting dinners and sommelier wine pairings
  • –The Spa customized diamond and mineral therapies and private massage sessions
  • –Private chauffeured airport transfers from JFK, LGA, or EWR and private MoMA VIP tours

Good to Know

  • The 368-room 52-story I.M. Pei limestone skyscraper sits on 57th Street in Midtown Manhattan, New York, USA, Four Seasons.
  • Includes The Garden with acacia trees, Ty Bar, 10,000 sq ft spa, and Central Park 2 blocks away.
  • Located on 57 E 57th Street between Madison and Park, a 30-minute drive from JFK or LaGuardia Airport (LGA).

Editor's Note

Book a Central Park View Suite on an upper floor with sweeping vistas across Central Park, and dine on roasted duck breast and fine wines beneath the acacia trees at The Garden.

Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026