Signature - November 2011
The Mark successfully combines old-world comfort with avant-garde design, a heady mix of highly French style and modern American technology.
Metro - November 18, 2011
Punch above your weight at The Mark on New York’s Upper East Side, it seems that ladies who lunch are now ladies who punch. The popular Punch Fitness has expanded into The Mark, to offer onsite sessions and personal training at its 24-hour fitness centre.
Harpers Bazaar - November 3, 2011
Everything is so reassuringly confident about the Mark. The bend-over-backwards service makes it feel like a friendly hotel.
Executive Travel October 2011
The Mark, Best in business: Complimentary WI-FI and local calls; 24 hour check-in (your room will be ready whenever you get in) Wow factor: Your own “212” area code lets you do business like a true local.
Vogue Living Australia – September 2011
1930’s Parisian luxury with a big dollop of contemporary glamour. It’s so chic; VL felt the need to borrow a poodle.
Modern Magazine – September 2011
Unprecedented level of personal service to create the finest five-star hotel of the 21st century.
John Lobb Esquire.com – August 26, 2011
You’d be wise to stop by The Mark Hotel, where the cobbling experts from John Lobb just launched their first outdoor shoe-shine stand.
Air France Magazine – November 2010
Wholly designed by J. Grange, the Mark Hotel bar is the place where the chic and classy Upper East Side set flocks at any time of day to enjoy an inventive cocktail.”
Travel & Leisure June 2011
All 161 Art Deco-inspired bathrooms here earn their (marble) stripes with his-and-hers vanities, Bang & Olufsen phones, and in-mirror televisions--complete with waterproof remotes.
Financial Times June 4, 2011
The Mark attracts a crowd that’s a mix of Upper East Siders and Jetsetters looking to fly under the radar.
Marie Claire Turkey April 2011
Genius, Luxury, Location, Taste, Eye Catching Parties, Art Pieces Coming at You From Every Corner are terms that best describe The Mark…
Elle Decoration Germany April/May 2011
The Mark Hotel has a serene and inviting ambiance but at the same time could be celebrated as a contemporary gallery.
La Revista
The Mark is a hotel like no other, jaw dropping to all that dare to enter its impressive interior within.
WWD
With most of New York’s snow melted and most of the fashion week crowd off to London, an air of ease took hold at the Mark.
Wallpaper December 2010
The Mark’s austere early 20th century façade opens up into an unexpectedly modern, sassy interior.
JustLuxe.com
From its coveted location to the impeccable service, anyone who frequents New York must put The Mark at the top of their lists of places to stay.
Vogue
(Oprah and Lady Gaga) are posing together for Mario Testino in a cocktail lounge at The Mark Hotel. It’s the very same room where, in just 24 hours, Oprah will attend the decadent after-the-Met party.
The Wall Street Journal
The Mark Restaurant by Jean-Georges is undeniably Manhattan’s new hot after-work dinner spot
Architectural Digest, Collector Edition
An interior by Jacques cannot be explained, it can only be felt.
Yatzer
The Mark brings the elegance of an old world into a contemporary experience of exceptional service and design.
Time Out New York
(the menu) certainly shows off the chefs impeccable standards- with top notch ingredients and cooking that’s consistently polished
Architect’s Newspaper
“You can see the influence of New York in all the designs I did at the Mark - it is very creative, inventive, and artistic.” – Jacques Grange
Condé Nast Traveler
all the bathrooms are huge and hedonistic, with tubs built for two and small TVs tucked discreetly in the mirrors.
The New York Times, T Style Magazine
Grange’s sensibility is informed by the crème de la crème of French design
Time
Jacques Grange has turned his sophisticated eye on one of New York’s favorite Upper East Side haunts.
Press Contact
Nadine Johnson & Associates
Phone: 212.228.5555
E-Mail: themark@nadinejohnson.com
“Mr. (Jacques) Grange’s fame and reputation spring largely from his decades of work for high-profile private clients like Yves Saint Laurent and Princess Caroline, and from a playfully traditionalist decorating style.”
A French Star Reinventsa New York Classic,
Christopher Mason
House & Home, November 1, 2007
“All 161 Art Deco-inspired bathrooms here earn their (marble) stripes with his-and-hers vanities, Bang & Olufsen phones, and in-mirror televisions--compete with waterproof remotes.”
Travel & Leisure June 2011
“Genius, Luxury, Location, Taste, Eye Catching Parties, Art Pieces Coming at You From Every Corner are terms that best describe The Mark...”
Marie Claire Turkey April 2011