The Mark
A discreet Upper East Side icon near Central Park, The Mark blends Jacques Grange interiors, Jean-Georges dining, Fekkai beauty services and unusually residential suites with polished, highly personalized service.
The Mark sits at Madison Avenue and East 77th Street, one block from Central Park and surrounded by the galleries, boutiques and museums of the Upper East Side. The address is prestigious without placing guests in the constant intensity of Midtown.
Jacques Grange’s interiors give the hotel a sophisticated residential character, using custom furniture, graphic black-and-white marble and a mix of modern art with more traditional forms. Rooms are generous by Manhattan standards, while the largest suites function almost like private apartments.
The Mark Restaurant by Jean-Georges anchors the food program with refined all-day dining and one of the neighborhood’s most recognizable terraces. The adjacent bar attracts both local residents and hotel guests, helping the property feel connected to its surroundings.
Fekkai operates its flagship salon inside the hotel, while The Mark’s bicycles, pedicabs and other personalized city experiences extend service beyond the building. The approach is less about a sprawling amenity list and more about making Manhattan unusually easy to navigate.
The Mark is ideal for travelers who want New York luxury to feel private, fashionable and residential. Its Central Park location, large suites and strong dining give it an enduring appeal that is more understated than theatrical.
