How Much Does Aman New York Cost? Rates, Rooms & What's Included

The Headline Numbers

Aman New York, occupying the upper floors of the landmark Crown Building at Fifth Avenue and 57th Street, is the most expensive hotel in New York City, and one of the most expensive anywhere. Our own rate checks put numbers on it. On 1 October 2026 the cheapest night we could find over the following 12 months was $4,002, for a two-night midweek stay in January, February, March, April, July or August; December rose to $6,097 and September to $7,643. On all four of our test stays every standard room was gone, so the cheapest offer was a Premier Suite at $4,158–4,882 a night with breakfast for two included, and the top category on sale, the Grand Suite 57th Street King, ran $7,174–8,425. Signature suites beyond that are quoted on request.

Those numbers buy the largest entry-level rooms in Manhattan (from roughly 70 m²), every one with a functioning fireplace, a Manhattan first, plus a 25,000-square-foot, three-floor Aman Spa, two signature restaurants, the subterranean Jazz Club, and Aman's trademark staff density transplanted into Midtown.

How we measured: on 1 October 2026 we priced the same stays at every hotel through our own booking engine (the one behind hotels.biirdee.com), four test stays (10–13 Nov 2026, 27–30 Dec 2026, 12–15 Mar 2027 and 15–18 Jul 2027) plus a two-night midweek stay in every month, and scored the 100 most recent verified guest reviews at each hotel ourselves. Rates are the lowest per night the engine charged at booking; taxes collected at the hotel would be extra, but at Aman New York the engine showed none on any stay. Live rates change daily: these were the rates on 1 October 2026. Aman New York itself has too few online reviews to score, because Aman sells almost entirely through its own reservations team and partners.

When It Dips, and When It Spikes

The calendar is flatter than the hotel's reputation suggests. Six months sit at exactly $4,002, and May ($4,236) and June ($4,148) barely move off that floor, so with flexible dates anything from January to August lands within a few hundred dollars of the cheapest night. The two spikes are December ($6,097) and, above all, September ($7,643), almost double the floor. Our November and October midweek stays found no rooms on our engine at all, though the 10–13 November test stay did ($4,471).

How It Compares

Of the 7 luxury hotels we scored in New York, The Carlyle leads on recent reviews (9.32), and the two Ritz-Carltons trail (8.40 and 8.06, with 19% and 26% of guests scoring under 7). Aman New York could not be scored, so the comparison here is price, and on price it stands alone: its cheapest suite cost more than every other hotel's lowest rate on all four stays, including the Four Seasons Hotel New York, which also had only suites left ($1,923–2,569).

Two things narrow the gap a little. Taxes: Aman New York showed nothing to pay at the hotel, while the Four Seasons Hotel New York collected about $271–361 a night at checkout and The Carlyle about $120–296. And like for like: The Carlyle's cheapest suite, its Rosewood Suite, ran $1,712–2,802 on the same four stays, still well under Aman's $4,158–4,882. On the awards that can measure it, Aman New York holds Three MICHELIN Keys in 2026 (The Carlyle holds Two) and is No. 87 in The 50 Best Hotels 2026 (51–100 list), down from No. 61 in 2025. Our desk has booked it twice; for a side-by-side with The Carlyle, see Aman vs Rosewood, and for the whole city, the best luxury hotels in New York.

What the Rate Includes (More Than You'd Expect)

Aman New York's rate carries unusually broad inclusions for a city hotel: a generously stocked non-alcoholic minibar, daily breakfast at Arva or in your suite (Aman lists it among what every stay includes, and on our engine the lowest rate included breakfast for two on every stay), house-car service within Midtown subject to availability, and access to the spa's facilities. Booked through a preferred advisor channel, the stay adds a property credit and upgrade priority on top; meaningful at these prices. The arithmetic of channels is covered in how to book Aman hotels.

Budget realistically for the extras that are not included: the Aman Spa's treatments price from several hundred dollars, Arva and Nama are destination restaurants with bills to match, and the Jazz Club is a members-and-guests room where the cocktails are excellent and priced like it.

Is It Worth It?

Against New York's other top suites (the Mark, the Carlyle, Four Seasons) Aman New York is less about location theater and more about insulation: it is the quietest address in Midtown, with the city's most serious hotel spa attached. Guests who measure a hotel by scene and lobby energy sometimes leave underwhelmed; guests who want the Aman hush in the middle of Manhattan tend to consider it singular. Our Aman vs Four Seasons comparison frames the trade-offs.

One more wrinkle: the building also houses the flagship Aman Club, whose members share the restaurants and spa; book treatments and tables ahead, especially on weekends.

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