CPN Sanctuary
Thirty-five floors up, the skyline in every window.
Open nights at a glance
Booked and blocked nights are shaded. Select your dates in the reservation panel to reserve an open stretch.
CPN Sanctuary
CPN Sanctuary sits on the 35th floor of a Central Park North high-rise, with city views from every room. By day, floor-to-ceiling windows frame Manhattan in every direction; by night, the George Washington Bridge lights up the skyline from one of the bedrooms. Step out onto the private balcony and Central Park unfolds just beyond the rooftops.
- Private balcony
- Washer/dryer
- Central air
- Smart lock
- High-speed Wi-Fi
- Concierge line
Living local in Central Park North
Your residence sits at the top of Central Park along Fifth Avenue — where the park meets Harlem and Museum Mile begins. You are at the gateway to both: the green of the reservoir out your door and the famous Fifth Avenue corridor running straight downtown to the world's most storied luxury shopping. For the security of our residences, the exact address, entry codes, and access details are released 48 hours before arrival, by email with your check-in instructions.
- Red Rooster — Marcus Samuelsson's Harlem gathering place
- Minton's — jazz and supper club history
- Sylvia's — soul food institution since 1962
- Café D'Alsace — Alsatian brasserie on the Upper East Side (E 86th)
- The Barking Dog — neighborhood American bistro on the East Side (E 91st)
- Church of the Heavenly Rest Café — calm garden café on Fifth Ave (90th St)
Whole Foods Market (100 West 125th St) · Central Markets (300 W 110th St)
2/3 at 110th St · B/C at 110th St-Central Park North · M1/M7 along Lenox Ave · M1/M2 down Fifth Ave
- Central Park — the Harlem Meer and North Woods at your doorstep
- Duke Ellington Statue at the park's northeast corner
- Museum Mile down Fifth Ave — Museo del Barrio, Museum of the City of New York, The Guggenheim, and The Met
- Fifth Avenue Luxury Shopping (Midtown) — Bergdorf Goodman, Tiffany & Co., Louis Vuitton, Saks Fifth Avenue, and the flagship boutiques that define Fifth Avenue worldwide
- Mount Morris Park Historic District — brownstone walk