The Mark vs Nearby Hotels
Considering The Mark but want to compare other hotels nearby? These guides show how The Mark stacks up against popular alternatives.
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All 19 The Mark Comparisons

The Mark vs Waldorf Astoria New York
The Mark — residential Upper East Side five‑star hotel with Jean‑Georges dining; Waldorf Astoria — landmark Midtown grand‑luxury icon.
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The Mark vs The St. Regis New York
Compare a Madison Avenue, Jean‑Georges–anchored stay at The Mark with historic Fifth Avenue formality at The St. Regis New York.
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The Mark vs Four Seasons Hotel New York
The Mark: boutique Upper East Side five‑star with Jean‑Georges dining; Four Seasons: Midtown landmark with large suites.
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The Mark vs Mandarin Oriental, New York
The Mark: townhouse‑style Upper East Side luxury with Jean‑Georges dining. Mandarin Oriental: Columbus Circle high‑rise with Park and river views and full spa.
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The Mark vs The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
Compare The Mark (Upper East Side) with The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park (park-facing classic five-star) — design-led dining vs park views.
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The Mark vs The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel
The Mark: Jean‑Georges dining, designer rooms and modern wellness vs. The Carlyle: Rosewood service and old‑New‑York glamour.
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The Mark vs Park Hyatt New York
The Mark: Upper East Side residential luxury with Jean-Georges. Park Hyatt New York: Midtown modern five-star with spa and pool.
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The Mark vs The Pierre, A Taj Hotel, New York
The Mark: designer suites, Jean-Georges dining, one block from Central Park. The Pierre: historic Fifth Avenue grand hotel with Perrine and classic rooms.
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The Mark vs Baccarat Hotel and Residences New York
Upper East Side residential chic with Jean‑Georges dining vs Midtown glamour and an on‑site pool; choose by neighborhood and wellness needs.
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The Mark vs Trump International Hotel & Tower New York
Upper East Side elegance at The Mark vs Columbus Circle high-rise amenities at Trump International — choose designer rooms or a tower with a pool.
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The Mark vs JW Marriott Essex House New York
The Mark: boutique Upper East Side luxury with Jean‑Georges dining; JW Marriott Essex House New York: large Central Park South landmark hotel.
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The Mark vs Lotte New York Palace
The Mark: residential Upper East Side luxury with Jean-Georges dining. Lotte New York Palace: large Midtown palace near Rockefeller Center.
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The Mark vs The Langham, New York, Fifth Avenue
The Mark: Upper East Side design hotel with Jean-Georges dining; The Langham: polished Fifth Avenue five-star.
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The Mark vs The New York EDITION
Upper East Side formality and Jean-Georges dining at The Mark vs design-forward downtown style and Madison Square Park access at The New York EDITION.
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The Mark vs The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad
The Mark: Madison Avenue sophistication and Jean‑Georges dining; Ritz-Carlton NoMad: contemporary five-star with spa and meeting facilities.
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The Mark vs The Lowell
The Mark: lively, design-led Upper East Side hotel with Jean-Georges dining. The Lowell: smaller, quietly residential five-star on Madison Avenue.
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The Mark vs The Surrey A Corinthia Hotel
Compare The Mark and The Surrey A Corinthia Hotel — two Upper East Side luxury choices near Central Park and Museum Mile.
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The Mark vs 1 Hotel Central Park
The Mark: polished Upper East Side luxury with Jean-Georges dining. 1 Hotel Central Park: eco-luxury, living plant wall, steps from the park.
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The Mark vs The Whitby Hotel
The Mark: Upper East Side refinement and Jean-Georges dining; The Whitby: colorful Midtown boutique with terrace suites.
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