Hotel in New York City, United States
Fasano Fifth Avenue
150pts
About Fasano Fifth Avenue
Occupying a discreet stretch of Fifth Avenue across from Central Park, Fasano’s North American debut feels more pied-à-terre than hotel. Designed by Thierry Despont, its duplex apartments and suites feature vintage furniture, Loro Piana cashmere walls, and park views softened by warm, neutral tones. With no public spaces, the atmosphere remains intentionally private, more residence than destination. Service is personal, the Fasano Caffè refined but low-key. For those who know the brand, or simply prefer to stay outside the spotlight, it is exactly what they’re looking for.
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