What’s included at The Mark — and what costs extra
Room rates at The Mark include the accommodation, free Wi‑Fi, use of the 24‑hour Technogym fitness center, concierge and porter service, and complimentary bicycles. Extra charges commonly apply for valet parking, breakfast, childcare/babysitting, spa treatments, in‑room dining and certain pet fees.
In this guide
- What your nightly rate includes
- Rooms and suites — what’s standard and what can cost more
- Dining: on‑site options and extra costs
- Spa, wellness and fitness costs
- Family, childcare and pet policies — possible surcharges
- Practical extras: parking, transfers, and payment
- Meetings, events and private dining — what’s included and what to ask about
What your nightly rate includes
Standard room rates cover the room itself and a range of basic hotel services. The Mark provides free Wi‑Fi in rooms and public areas, 24‑hour front‑desk service, porter/valet assistance at arrival, and concierge services.
Guests also have access to the hotel's 24‑hour Technogym fitness center and complimentary bicycles during their stay. In‑room features noted across categories include premium bedding, a pillow menu, and laptop‑compatible safes.
- Free Wi‑Fi (rooms and public areas)
- 24‑hour front desk and concierge
- 24‑hour Technogym fitness center
- Complimentary on‑site bicycles
- Porter/bellhop service and luggage storage
| Included | Notes |
|---|---|
| Wi‑Fi | Free in rooms and public areas |
| Fitness Center | Technogym equipment; open 24 hours |
| Concierge & Porter | Available during your stay |
Rooms and suites — what’s standard and what can cost more
The Mark’s accommodations are individually furnished; room types include names such as Superior Courtyard Queen Room, Superior Courtyard King Room, Madison King Room, Park Studio, Manhattan Suite, Premier Suite, Madison Suite and others. Rooms typically offer premium bedding and in‑room safes as standard.
Upgrades such as larger suites, rooms with terraces (available in select Mark Suites), or multi‑bedroom suites will increase the nightly rate. Specific inventory and square footage vary by room type.
- Standard inclusions: bedding, pillow menu, in‑room safe, Wi‑Fi
- Suite upgrades: larger living areas, terraces in select Mark Suites
- Many room categories are individually furnished — expect variations in layout and décor
| Room name (examples) | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Superior Courtyard King Room | Courtyard view, king bed, standard room amenities |
| Park Studio | Living area plus kitchenette in-suite |
| Manhattan Suite / Premier Suite | Larger living area; some suites include terraces |
Dining: on‑site options and extra costs
The Mark is home to The Mark Restaurant by Jean‑Georges (open 7:00 AM–1:00 AM), The Mark Bar (serving cocktails with stated hours), and Caviar Kaspia (lunch and dinner hours listed). These restaurants and bar are separate businesses inside the hotel and charge à la carte or set‑menu prices.
Breakfast is not automatically included with most room rates; continental breakfast is available for a surcharge. Reported breakfast surcharges are roughly in the USD 39–46 per person range on third‑party listings.
- The Mark Restaurant by Jean‑Georges: breakfast, lunch, dinner (reservations recommended via Resy or phone)
- The Mark Bar: cocktail bar with stated opening hours; seating usually first‑come, first‑serve
- Caviar Kaspia: French/Russian caviar menu; reservations recommended
| Venue | Typical service |
|---|---|
| The Mark Restaurant by Jean‑Georges | Breakfast, lunch, dinner (reservations recommended) |
| The Mark Bar | Cocktails; first‑come, first‑serve seating |
| Caviar Kaspia | Lunch & dinner; reservations recommended |
Spa, wellness and fitness costs
The Mark offers a 24‑hour Technogym fitness center included for guests. Additional wellness services—such as in‑room massages, personal training, and treatments at The Mark Wellness & Longevity Spa by Augustinus Bader—are available for an extra fee.
The Mark Wellness & Longevity Spa (opening November 2026) includes three treatment rooms and signature TFC8 facials; one treatment room contains a hyperbaric chamber. Spa appointments can be booked by guests or non‑guests, and treatment prices are charged separately from room rates.
- Fitness center access: included
- In‑room massages and personal trainers: surcharge
- Spa treatments at The Mark Wellness & Longevity Spa: surcharge; book separately
| Wellness service | Included or extra |
|---|---|
| Technogym fitness center | Included |
| In‑room massage / personal trainer | Extra (surcharge) |
| Spa treatments (Augustinus Bader spa) | Extra; appointments required |
Family, childcare and pet policies — possible surcharges
The Mark welcomes children of all ages; children aged 6 and above are charged as adults per the property’s published policies. Supervised childcare and babysitting services are available on request for a surcharge.
The Mark accepts dogs and cats (up to two pets per reservation). Pet fees and size limits vary across third‑party sources; reported fees range from about USD 100 to USD 250 per pet per stay and size limits differ by listing. Service animals are exempt from pet fees.
- Children: welcome; ages 6+ typically charged at adult rates
- Childcare/babysitting: available on request for an extra charge
- Pets: dogs and cats accepted (max 2); pet fees vary—confirm current terms with the hotel
| Policy area | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Children | All ages welcome; 6+ charged as adults |
| Childcare / babysitting | Available for a surcharge |
| Pets | Allowed (2 max); reported fees vary—confirm with hotel |
Practical extras: parking, transfers, and payment
Valet parking at The Mark is available for a surcharge; third‑party listings report typical valet rates around USD 90–95 per night. The hotel also offers limo/town‑car service for an additional charge and provides complimentary bicycles for on‑site use.
The Mark accepts major credit cards (American Express, Visa, Mastercard, Diners Club, JCB, Discover, Carte Blanche); some sources indicate the property does not accept cash. Confirm payment methods and any incidental authorization policies directly with the hotel at check‑in.
- Valet parking: available for a surcharge (reported ~USD 90–95/night on some listings)
- Limo/town car service: available for a surcharge
- Accepted payment: major credit cards; confirm current policies with hotel
| Service | Typical cost status |
|---|---|
| Valet parking | Surcharge (reported rates vary) |
| Airport transfers / town car | Surcharge |
| Bicycles | Complimentary on site |
Meetings, events and private dining — what’s included and what to ask about
The Mark offers several event spaces including the Madison Room (private dining) and the option to buy out The Mark Restaurant by Jean‑Georges for larger receptions. The Mark Suites can also be used for private events; some suites include terraces.
Event rental costs, food and beverage minimums, AV equipment and staffing fees are not included in standard room rates and must be discussed with the hotel events team when planning. For private events, contact the hotel events desk or the restaurant numbers listed on The Mark’s site.
- Madison Room: private dining for small groups (capacity published on hotel site)
- Restaurant buyout: The Mark Restaurant can be partially or fully reserved for events
- Suites: select suites offer 1,000–4,790 sq ft of event space; terraces in some suites
| Event space | Notes |
|---|---|
| Madison Room | Private dining for small groups (contact hotel for capacities/pricing) |
| The Mark Restaurant | Available for partial or full buyout; food/beverage minimums apply |
| Mark Suites | Large suite event space; some terraces available |
