For the final weekend of the 2026 US Open, New York’s The Mark Hotel is unveiling The Mark Grand Slam Extravaganza, an exclusive $500,000 experience designed for up to six guests and built around some of the tournament’s most anticipated moments.

The program combines sport, high-end hospitality, and New York lifestyle with a four-night stay in the celebrated The Mark Penthouse, which spans the hotel’s top two floors and is considered one of the most prestigious hotel suites in North America. For the entire stay, the Penthouse will become a true private residence in the heart of the Upper East Side, complete with personalized service and privileged views over Manhattan. The package includes six tickets to the Men’s Singles Semifinals on Friday, September 11, and six tickets to the Men’s Singles Final on Sunday, September 13, at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, giving guests the opportunity to experience the decisive stages of one of the most important events on the international tennis calendar up close.

Adding another layer of exclusivity to the experience is a private session with John McEnroe at the John McEnroe Tennis Academy. Guests will have the opportunity to take the court with one of the most iconic champions in tennis history and receive guidance directly from the former world No. 1, a defining figure of an era that helped shape the modern image of the sport. A portion of the package proceeds will benefit the John McEnroe Tennis Academy, supporting its mission to provide young athletes with access to high-level coaching programs and opportunities for growth and development both on and off the court. Throughout the weekend, private chauffeured transportation will also be available for transfers to and from the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center and for the session with McEnroe, ensuring maximum comfort at every stage of the experience.

The Grand Slam Extravaganza also extends beyond the tennis courts with a private sail aboard The Mark’s 70-foot Herreshoff sailboat, one of the last vessels of its kind still in existence and one of the most distinctive features of the hotel’s lifestyle offering. Guests will depart from Chelsea Piers for a journey through New York Harbor, including a passage by the Statue of Liberty. On board, bespoke menus by Jean-Georges Vongerichten or Caviar Kaspia at The Mark will be served alongside champagne and panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline, creating a private celebration of the championship weekend. The culinary experience will continue back at the hotel with tailored dining at The Mark Restaurant by Jean-Georges and Caviar Kaspia at The Mark, two destinations that help define the hotel’s identity and its position within New York’s luxury hospitality scene.

The Penthouse will also offer access to a Technogym fitness center and a smart cold plunge overlooking the city. Its expansive panoramic terrace, with views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline, can become a private evening setting for cocktails and post-match relaxation, creating a striking contrast between the energy of the US Open and the hotel’s more intimate atmosphere. Located at the corner of Madison Avenue and 77th Street, just steps from Central Park and some of the city’s leading museums, galleries, and boutiques, The Mark is one of the Upper East Side’s signature addresses. The hotel features 104 guest rooms and 47 suites, with interiors by Jacques Grange and contributions from a number of internationally renowned designers and artists.

The hotel’s culinary offering includes The Mark Restaurant by Jean-Georges, The Mark Bar, and Caviar Kaspia at The Mark, while its amenities also include the Frédéric Fekkai salon and Technogym fitness facilities. By the end of 2026, the hotel is also set to open its first wellness and longevity spa, developed in partnership with Augustinus Bader and designed to further expand its wellness offering.

With The Mark Grand Slam Extravaganza, the New York hotel is transforming the decisive weekend of the US Open into an experience that brings together world-class tennis, fine dining, private sailing, and luxury hospitality, pairing access to one of the world’s most important sporting events with a series of bespoke moments designed to offer an especially exclusive perspective on New York. The Mark Grand Slam Extravaganza is priced at $500,000 and includes a four-night stay in The Mark Penthouse for up to six guests during the US Open Men’s Semifinals and Final weekend.

Gabriele Bassi