Book the The Pierre New York with VIP Benefits

Since the Pierre New York Hotel opened in 1930, it has been seen as a symbol of New York City's wealth and a great example of customer service. While the hotel has changed a lot over the years, it always stays true to its core impeccable luxury and exceptional service. When guests stay at The Pierre, a Taj hotel, they may discover the qualities that have kept such a hotel running strong throughout the years.

Overview

Even though the Pierre New York Hotel has had a lot of work done to it, it still has a lot of the charm of its old-fashioned architecture. It was built by famous architects Schultze and Weaver, who based the design on Versailles. The 41-story building has neo-Georgian accents, marble floors, a ballroom with grand staircases, and a Rotunda with hand-painted murals.

The Pierre Hotel New York is the only hotel on the Upper East Side named a Five-Star Hotel by Forbes Travel Guide. Pierre's dedication to artful, high-quality service is what makes it stand out above the rest.

Moreover, staff members who have been working together for a long time will make sure you have everything you need. From check-in to check-out, doormen to elevator operators who provide white-glove service, you will have it all. The Les Clefs d'Or concierge will also be waiting for you in front of the hotel.

Location

You'll find Central Park, Grand Army Plaza, and a fountain called the Pulitzer Fountain outside the hotel. You'll be a short walk from Tiffany & Co., Gucci, and Prada's high-end boutiques on Madison and Fifth Avenues.

Shop at Bergdorf Goodman and Barneys, both just a few minutes away. R and F trains are less than three minutes away from this hotel. Three avenues east, the Lexington Avenue trains are about six minutes away on foot. You can also walk to St. Patrick's Cathedral and Rockefeller Center in about 10 minutes. It starts about 20 blocks north of the hotel. Just ask at the front desk, and the staff will help you.

Style and Character

An Indian-inspired touch is thrown in. People who enter the gate on East 61st Street will see lots of white and black Turkish marble flooring, stone pilasters, gilded moldings, and more. Before you get to reception, you'll see flowers that are in season, like orchids and amaryllis that are blooming. Make sure to spend some time in the Rotunda and look at the colorful trompe l'oeil murals by artist Edward Melcarth on the curved walls.

Since the hotel opened, it has been a milestone of New York City's glitz and glamor. Joan Collins, Elizabeth Taylor, Yves Saint Laurent, and Coco Chanel have all stayed there. There have also been many high-end social events at The Pierre for a long time, including Broadway premieres, runway fashion shows, and high-profile galas.

Rooms and Suites

The Pierre Hotel has 140 rooms and 49 suites with traditional decor, and some rooms feature Indian artifacts. The guest rooms are a wonderful place to get away from the city's constant noise and bustle. They are also very well-designed. Choose a City View room that looks out over the skyline or a Park View room over Central Park, the sprawling heart of New York City.

Additionally, the suites are spectacular and spacious, and they have a sense of timeless luxury and hospitality. These abundant, light-filled sanctuaries have breathtaking city views of the New York skyline and custom furniture and finishes that are indeed one-of-a-kind. A suite offers a lot more space and a lot more luxurious things in them than some rooms.

Moreover, superior rooms have 300 square feet, which is still a lot for New York City. Etro bath products, robes and slippers, pillow menus, multimedia ports, and LAN adapters are all found in the bathroom. You can get a firmer bed if your mattress is too soft. The decor in the smaller rooms isn't as fancy as the lobby and reception, but it's still tasteful and refined. Room Service is available 24 hours.

The Grand Suites are elegant and well-designed, and they have the right mix of classic, contemporary, and global design elements. This creates an atmosphere of timeless residential luxury. Besides, these beautiful suites are on the hotel's top floors and have the best views of Central Park and the Upper East Side.

Restaurant and Bar

When you go to the famous Afternoon Tea, you can eat tasty treats and drink tea fit for royalty. Or you can have a big meal at Perrine, where you can eat delicious French-American food or Indian food that smells great. No matter what your tastes are, you can find the perfect meal at one of Pierre's many restaurants, which all strive to keep up with a rich history of celebrating food in a classy setting.

Perrine

Classic food with a twist from the season. Perrine Restaurant is a great place to eat sustainably-sourced food in a bright and luxurious setting.

Two E Bar & Lounge

At Two E Bar and Lounge, you can enjoy high-quality food and drinks while listening to live music. Furthermore, this chic Art Deco dreamland is right in the middle of New York City's culture and food scene.

The Rotunda

It remains closed to the public sometimes because of private events. But, dine at the Rotunda, and you'll feel like royalty in a setting that's out of this world. The Pierre Hotel has a beautiful old palace as a backdrop for posh dinners and other events.

Entertainment

Ask around the city, and you'll find that The Pierre New York has a long-standing reputation for being the best place to have a party. They hold the hotel to a high standard at every event we host. Whether it's an extravagant wedding, a business conference, or a performance based on one of the hotel's most important traditions, they do everything they can to make each event a success.

Takeaway

This 41-story Taj Hotel New York is in a great location in Manhattan's Lenox Hill, United States. It is also one of the best luxury hotels in the city. Moreover, it has luxury apartment-style rooms and suites over Central Park. At Perrine, Chef Ashfer Biju runs things, and it's one of the best places to eat near where you stay, no matter where you live.