The Plaza New York

Dream

Guest rooms at The Plaza are inspired by Louis XV style. All feature a unique array of luxuries including gold-plated bathroom fittings, signature Caudalie toiletries and range in size from a generous 45 sq m to an extremely spacious 51 sq m.

Suites are a popular choice at The Plaza. Imagined as 5th Avenue residences for discerning guests, they come in a variety of sizes and layouts including the superb Legacy Suites and One-of-a-Kind Suites designed to make a stay at The Plaza a very special occasion.

Eat

The Palm Court might be world famous for its afternoon tea, but guests at the hotel can also enjoy gourmet breakfasts, light lunches, cocktails and a refined evening menu here too. For drinks and light snacks head to the Champagne Bar with its views of 5th Avenue and the Pulitzer Fountain. Or try The Rose Club situated above the lobby and the place to listen to the weekly live jazz.

The Tod English Food hall is The Plaza’s take on the classic European food hall and caters for every taste, from seafood lovers to those keen to stick to classic American fare. For those who’d prefer to eat in the opulent surroundings of their guestroom, there’s 24 hour in-room dining.

Play

New York is, after all, the ‘city that never sleeps’. There’s no shortage of bucket list type activities to tick off, all within touching distance of this extraordinary hotel. On the lower level, guests will find La Palestra – a cutting edge gym and fitness centre dedicated to providing holistic treatments and health maintenance programs.

Facilities include state-of-the-art cardio machines and weight training equipment, steam rooms, personal training services and a comprehensive range of classes.

Unwind

The Guerlain Spa offers guests a superior spa experience while the Warren Tricomi Salon has created a one-stop beauty sanctuary by incorporating the Skinny Medspa.

Family

Families are very welcome at The Plaza it was the location for the Christmas Classic – Home Alone II, Lost in New York – a movie event still celebrated by the hotel. The Connecting Deluxe Guest Rooms are perfect when travelling with kids and Edwardian Two Bedroom Suites offer even more flexibility.

There’s also a great calendar of family events centred around the elusive Eloise at The Plaza – first introduced in Kay Thompson’s Eloise: A Book for Precocious Grown Ups and part of the legend of The Plaza ever since.

Romance

Weddings in the Grand Ballroom or The Terrace Room are sure to create the most romantic of long lasting memories for Bride, Groom and the lucky guests.