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I was meeting up with my daughter who, on a gap year, had been camping all over America for two months. I wanted something spacious and luxurious and that's exactly what we got. The suites, city or park, are unusually large for New York at over 700sq feet and have great views, kitchen with everything you could possibly need including sub zero fridge, fully stocked with drinks. The staff and service were faultless and they seem genuine and always ready with a smile.The location is very good and central and opposite you have a new and fabulous shopping mall with very upmarket shops and restaurants called Time Warner Center. Be warned Columbus Circle is very busy and touristy but once inside the hotel it's very peaceful.We dined twice at the hotel, at the less formal and expensive Nougatine , run by the same cheff and team, and it was excellent.All in all a really wonderful 5 star hotel, expensive yes, but well worth it.Try to go for a corner suite on the 17th floor, its the highest you can go as above that the properties are privately owned. The corner suites have the best views and the most light.One big negative was that I had a small amount of laundry done for my daughter, mostly smalls a couple of tee shirts. When i got the final bill I was staggered to see they had charged me $220 forI it. I questioned this as I assumed it must be a mistake..but it was correct and they had added on an extra 50% for the overnight service, without telling me in advance. An upsetting end to the stay there.

We have stayed here many times, and it is a great location. If you like residential type hotels, this will suit your fancy. Many of the rooms are apartment-like, with kitchens (a plus when the world's best Whole Foods is a couple yards away). Steps to Central Park, a great Jazz center--and shopping galore--who could ask for more. Oh yes, there is more--two of NYC's best restaurants are in the lobby.

This hotel is on the Southeast corner of Central Park. For urban green seekers and those who need a little break from the madness of Times Square, this hits the spot. The color scheme of the rooms is very soothing. The bathrooms were top notch. The kitchenettes in the rooms are a great addition. Finally, take a spa break. Great quality

We don't like Mr. Trump but we love the hotel he built. This hotel opens onto Central Park and adjacent to Columbus Circle. We stayed in Suite #1706 which is the highest floor in the hotel (above that are condominiums). The suite looks directly onto Central Park with a partial view of Columbus Circle. The food at the Jean George Restaurant downstairs is extremely good even though the service is sometimes stuffy. You can also order Jean George from room service. The suite has a mini kitchen which came in handy. We purchased wine from a wine store across from Columbus Circle and bought groceries from Whole Foods, also on the circle. It's a great place to stay if you like walking the Upper West Side or biking in the park. Carlos, the best Concierge we've ever dealt with was very helpful and gracious. You can't walk through the lobby or get into the elevator without running into a celebrity. If you're a celebity watcher, this is the place.

Trump properties can be uneven in quality. Just like the man.Trump real estate gets cash back from him when he makes a fool of himself and hurts their property value.We liked the hotel during our stay. great location. Modern design. Service usually good, but we control by getting employee #, when it will be done and call management if not accomplished with giving them extra time. Suites are awesome