For over 85 years, The Pierre has set the standard for timeless elegance and unrivaled hospitality in New York city. A landmark hotel in a prime destination, a city resplendent in lights and brimming with diversity, New York offers travelers endless opportunities to experience her storied avenues. From acclaimed musicals to world-renowned museums, from couture fashion to cutting edge cuisine, Manhattan offers culture in abundance.

The Pierre occupies nearly an entire city block on the southeast end of Central Park. The main entrance is on East 61st Street, and a second entrance sits on 5th Avenue, directly across the street from Central Park. Its eastern side fronts Madison Avenue, a famed stretch of luxury shopping. The hotel’s close neighbors include Barneys New York, Bergdorf Goodman and Tiffany & Co, as well as the Metropolitan Club, one of New York City’s most exclusive private social clubs. The Pierre’s much coveted Upper East Side location is also within close proximity of Manhattan’s famed Museum Mile.

In 1981, The Pierre was designated as a historic landmark by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission.  Landmark status recognizes buildings that have a special character, historical or aesthetic interest or value as part of the development, heritage or cultural characteristics of the city.  As a part of its landmark designation, The Pierre is responsible for maintaining and preserving the hotel’s exterior architectural elements.

Celebrating a rich history of celebrated cuisine, The Pierre continues its culinary traditions with inspired, elegant fare by Executive Chef Ashfer Biju.