Trump International New York

Past the Columbus Circle fountain and directly across from Central Park's southwest corner, Trump International New York occupies the base of a 1969 tower converted to a five-star hotel, its globe-topped facade a landmark for the park's western edge. Rooms above the fifteenth floor face the reservoir rather than traffic.

Jean-Georges anchors the ground floor, a rare case of a hotel restaurant outranking the property itself among Manhattan diners. The A/B/C/D subway lines sit steps away at Columbus Circle, useful for guests working downtown or in Midtown without relying on taxis.