Trump International Hotel & Tower (One Central Park West), 1 Central Park West, New York, NY 10023 (hotel: 15 Columbus Circle)

Columbus Circle / Upper West Side, at the southwest corner of Central Park · Building guide

Trump International Hotel & Tower (One Central Park West)

1 Central Park West, New York, NY 10023 (hotel: 15 Columbus Circle)

Trump International Hotel & Tower, residential address One Central Park West, is a 44-story condominium and hotel tower on Columbus Circle at the southwest corner of Central Park in Manhattan. The building began as the Gulf and Western Building, an office tower completed in 1970 to a design by Thomas E. Stanley. Between 1995 and 1997 a joint venture of the General Electric Pension Trust, the Galbreath Company and Donald Trump converted it into a mixed-use tower, with a new glass curtain wall designed by Philip Johnson and Costas Kondylis. The 583-foot building contains 156 condominium residences on its upper floors and the 168-unit Trump International Hotel below. Residents can use hotel-style services including room service, housekeeping, a spa, an indoor pool and a fitness center, and the ground floor houses the Michelin-starred restaurant Jean-Georges. A stainless-steel globe sculpture marks the entrance on Columbus Circle. The 59th Street-Columbus Circle subway station, served by the 1, A, B, C and D trains, is adjacent to the building.

Sold by Gavin Hammon$6,200,000Source: Gavin’s Compass profile · role & year to be confirmed

Trump International Hotel & Tower (One Central Park West): frequently asked questions

Is One Central Park West a condo or a co-op?

One Central Park West is a condominium. The tower is a mixed-use condo-hotel: 156 residential condominium units occupy floors 18 through 44, while the lower 17 floors contain 168 hotel units operated as Trump International Hotel. Condominium ownership means apartments are owned as real property rather than as shares in a co-op corporation.

How tall is Trump International Hotel & Tower?

The building is 583 feet (178 meters) tall. It has 44 physical stories, but its floors are marketed with higher numbers, up to 52, because of its tall ceiling heights. The tower was originally built as the Gulf and Western Building between 1968 and 1970 and was converted to its current use between 1995 and 1997.

Who designed One Central Park West?

The original Gulf and Western Building was designed by Thomas E. Stanley and completed in 1970. For the 1990s conversion into Trump International Hotel & Tower, the building was re-clad in a new glass curtain wall designed by Philip Johnson and Costas Kondylis. The globe sculpture at Columbus Circle was installed as part of that conversion.

Does One Central Park West have a hotel?

Yes. The lower 17 floors contain the Trump International Hotel with 168 hotel units, and the 156 condominium residences are on the floors above. Residents have access to hotel-style services, including room service, housekeeping, a spa, an indoor pool and a fitness center. The Michelin-starred restaurant Jean-Georges and its sister venue Nougatine are located on the ground floor.

What is a notable recent sale at One Central Park West?

In June 2023, penthouse PH50A, a five-bedroom apartment of about 4,500 square feet with views over Central Park, sold for $23.5 million, according to published reports. The sale followed several years on the market; the unit had first been offered in 2019 at $32 million.

Own at Trump International Hotel & Tower (One Central Park West)?

Get Gavin’s building report: recent sales in your line and comparable buildings, and what they mean for your price. Free, no obligation.

Request a private valuation