The Suite
Designed for visiting heads of state or large traveling families, this three-bedroom suite is accessed directly via a private elevator. The formal entrance hall immediately signals the scale of the residence; ornate ceilings and paneled walls define the space.
The main living area provides clear sightlines down Fifth Avenue and overlooks the Pulitzer Fountain. This is a residence built for entertaining: it includes a stately dining room that seats twelve and a dedicated chef's kitchen equipped with professional-grade appliances. For quieter moments, there is a comfortable library perfect for evening reading.
Guests don't need to leave the suite to maintain their routine; a private gym is fitted with modern equipment. Throughout the stay, custom 'white-glove' butler service handles every detail, ensuring seamless operation whether you are hosting a formal dinner or simply settling in for the week.
The Hotel
There are iconic hotels, and then there is The Plaza Hotel New York. This Fifth Avenue National Historic Landmark, which opened on the southeastern corner of Central Park in 1907, has been a fixture in literary works and on the big screen ever since. The beloved Beaux-Arts hotel is synonymous with high society, from afternoon tea at Palm Court to white-gloved butlers delivering freshly pressed cocktail attire. In addition to its exceptional culinary offerings and luxurious guestrooms, The Plaza features world-class shopping at The Plaza Boutique and top-tier health and wellness facilities, including Guerlain Spa and The Plaza Hotel Fitness Center. The opulent Grand Ballroom and Terrace Room, meticulously restored to their original grandeur, continue to host many of New York City’s most memorable moments, a testament to The Plaza’s enduring legacy.
Amenities
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Bar
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Spa
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1 restaurant
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Pet-friendly
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Wellness specialist
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Gym
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Fitness classes
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Facilities for disabled guests
