The Waldorf Astoria New York (closed for renovation)

Occupying an entire midtown block on fashionable Park Avenue, the legendary Waldorf Astoria New York earned status as an official New York City landmark in 1993. Walking distance to Radio City Music Hall and Rockefeller Center, this art-deco classic features 1,413 individually decorated guest rooms, a Guerlain Spa, three outstanding restaurants, and seven luxury boutiques located off the main lobby.

The sophistication of Waldorf Astoria New York also presents exciting possibilities for meetings, corporate events—even state dinners—with an array of suites, salons, and elegant banquet rooms. For extreme privacy, in-suite catering and hospitality staff can even transform New York’s most extravagant suites into especially discreet meeting spaces.

The Waldorf Towers occupies the most rarefied floors of Waldorf Astoria. Inspired by the tastes and desires of discerning guests and residents such as Frank Sinatra and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, the exclusive 181-room boutique hotel-within-a-hotel combines Old World sophistication with premium amenities.

While meeting planners can choose from 60,000 square feet of meeting and banquet rooms at Waldorf Astoria New York, the most exclusive groups might select venues in The Waldorf Towers. Choices include the Starlight Roof, now offering an exquisite art deco ballroom and breakout rooms easily accessible from Tower accommodations, and the Executive Meeting Center, whose 13 richly appointed rooms often serve for important product announcements, press conferences, and VIP corporate events.