Meeting and event venues in New York City

Plaza Hotel

Henry Hardenbergh’s 1907 château on Fifth Avenue at Central Park, home of the Palm Court and of Eloise.

282 rooms

Aman New York

Eighty-three suites in the 1921 Crown Building on Fifth Avenue, the first home of the Museum of Modern Art, opened by Aman in August 2022.

83 rooms

The Peninsula New York

The 1905 Gotham Hotel on Fifth Avenue at 55th Street, a Beaux-Arts tower that became The Peninsula New York in 1988.

235 rooms

Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown

A Four Seasons in Robert A.M. Stern's 30 Park Place tower, next to the Woolworth Building and a block from the World Trade Center.

The Mark

A 1927 Upper East Side hotel reborn in 2009 with Jacques Grange's black-and-white striped lobby and the largest hotel penthouse in the United States.

150 rooms

Baccarat Hotel New York

The first hotel of the 1764 French crystal house, opened in 2015 across West 53rd Street from MoMA with 114 rooms lit by Baccarat chandeliers.

114 rooms

The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park

Park-view rooms come with telescopes in Emery Roth's 1930 St. Moritz building, converted for the Ritz-Carlton on Central Park South.

The Lowell

Seventy-four rooms on East 63rd Street, 33 of them with wood-burning fireplaces, in a 1927 Art Deco apartment hotel still run by one family.

74 rooms

Mandarin Oriental, New York

The lobby is on the 35th floor, so the lounge, the rooms and the lap pool all look over Central Park and the Hudson from Columbus Circle.

The Carlyle

The 1930 Art Deco tower on Madison Avenue, home of Bemelmans Bar and the Café Carlyle.

The Pierre

A Schultze & Weaver tower on Fifth Avenue facing Central Park, opened in 1930, bought by J. Paul Getty and the scene of the 1972 jewel robbery.

189 rooms

The Knickerbocker

John Jacob Astor IV opened it at 42nd and Broadway in 1906; Prohibition shut it in 1920 and it reopened as a hotel with 330 rooms in February 2015.

330 rooms