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1 Hotel Central Park

New York City • Central Park • SPLURGE

avg. $532 / night

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Free breakfast

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At a glance

Central Park hotel with living plant facade, reclaimed materials, and biophilic interiors by Rockwell Group.

Best for: Sustainability-focused travelers near Central Park

Highlights:

  • Ivy-covered facade with living moss walls throughout
  • Rooms with reclaimed barn wood and Calacatta marble
  • Restaurant designed as urban greenhouse with exposed brick
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PB hotel design editorial

Ivy cascades down a terracotta brick facade on West 58th Street in a gesture that announces the 1 Hotel Central Park's central argument before you've stepped inside: that a luxury hotel in one of Manhattan's densest corridors can build its identity entirely around living material. Opened in 2015 as part of Barry Sternlicht's sustainability-forward brand, the property was designed by interior firm Rockwell Group working within an existing early twentieth-century building, the exterior's dense vertical planting giving way to a lobby where trailing pothos and moss balls hang from a darkened ceiling above furniture assembled from reclaimed teak stumps, worn leather, and slabs of richly veined onyx. The 229 rooms carry that material philosophy into private space without strain — reclaimed barn wood ceiling beams, Calacatta marble shower enclosures framed in blackened steel, wide-plank oak floors, and built-in window seats dressed in linen that invite the street view rather than screen it out. Sheepskin throws draped over hairpin-leg desk chairs introduce softness against the rawer textures, and terrarium centerpieces on work surfaces reinforce the biophilic thread running through the entire property. The restaurant continues the tone: exposed ductwork painted white, original brick walls left bare, steel-framed windows looking directly into the planted facade, and bentwood dining chairs giving the room the atmosphere of a well-considered urban greenhouse rather than a hotel dining room.

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About

Your New York City sanctuary, right off the park-and steps from the heart of Manhattan.

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1 Hotel Central Park Reviews

2,898 reviews

"My take on three nights…the design: Ralph Lauren × Martha Stewart × Industrial Minimalism is a sophisticated hybrid that balances warm, heritage-rich American luxury with polished functionality and raw, modern urban edge.It creates spaces that feel timeless and collected yet clean, structured, and slightly edgy — Layered but edited luxury — cozy and inviting without being fussy, raw and architectural without being cold. The service: The service philosophy needs improvement as it mirrors the design — warm, precise, and quietly masterful where heritage luxury meets purposeful minimalism. It should celebrate American craftsmanship, timeless quality, and warm hospitality while embracing the raw honesty of industrial architecture. Guests should experience a home-away-from-home that feels collected over generations — never stuffy or overly ornate, but always intentional, comfortable, and quietly impressive. The restaurant: waiting to excel as it should deliver the same 5-star luxury that feels like staying in a beautifully maintained, multi-generational American home — elevated by industrial edge and executed with meticulous, warm service. It’s not flashy; it’s enduring, comfortable, and deeply satisfying. Guests leave feeling restored, inspired, and subtly impressed by the quiet excellence in every detail."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 26, 2026

"The 1 Hotel Central Park is a great place to stay in New York. I have been here on four occasions over the last several years. This is an easy recommendation, and I would stay here again. The location is excellent, nearly perfect for midtown. I especially enjoy getting to go running in Central Park in the morning. The rooms are cozy, clean, and inviting. They are also well maintained. The day bed by the window is a cool idea. The main bed is amazing, one of the most comfortable I have enjoyed in a hotel. The biggest drawback is that the rooms are quite small. Yes, this is New York, but two people don’t fit that well with luggage in these rooms. There are bigger rooms at many hotels in New York in this price category. Also, the shower is a half glass wall situation and the floor gets wet after every shower. Why do hotels do this? The staff are great and very helpful, although I did encounter someone downright rude at the front desk during one of my stays. Thankfully it was an aberration. I also think the sustainability idea is nice in concept but I am not seeing a lot of evidence of it other than washing towels less often and using some reclaimed wood. The restaurant and bar are tasty but quite expensive. Think $27 for one slice of avocado toast plus $7 for a single poached egg. Even for New York, that was steep. I recommend the 1 Hotel and think it is an excellent choice for the city."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 11, 2026

"I travel once or twice a year to NYC for last six years. I tried out several hotels over the years hoping to find the “1” that felt like a home away from home. The decor vibes are laid back California circa 1970. The food at Jams - their restaurant - is award winning and blows the other hotels I’ve stayed at out of the water. The location near Central Park is fantastic and safe. The most comfy beds/pillows. Earthy, stylish rooms where good looks meet sustainability made sleeping away from home a spa experience. But the best part was the staff. Period. They greet you warmly and really see you. Chester remembered my daughter and asked how she was doing. Flo came over to say hello and shake my hand, Max made check in quick and asked what he could do for me. Mia came over to say hello and we chatted. The concierge who I want to say was Lorenzo (?) couldn’t do enough to get me booked for the entertainment I needed. The restaurant wait staff was warm and efficient. I’ve not experienced this anywhere and would never expect such a big city as New York to feel like a small town within 1 Hotel. It’s my place. I’m staying…. at least till Monday."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 09, 2026

"We were here for work and Miya made out experience. I will be back as the property was amazing but really because of how kind Miya was…. Give her a promotion :)"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 08, 2026

"Great hospitality. Nice room and ambience"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 08, 2026

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