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New York's landmark hotel on Central Park at Fifth Avenue, The Pierre is a testament to understated elegance. With its distinctive design, superb location and outstanding service, The Pierre truly has earned its reputation as one of the world's finest luxury hotels. A tranquil refuge in the heart of the city, the historic hotel combines the inviting comfort of the finest European residences with modern day ammenities and impeccable standards of services. Undisputed choice for New York's most important soical gathering and business meetings for seven decades. Highlights: 149 rooms and 52 suites showcasing unique interiors including 12 grand suites; with a few featuring terraces Across the street from Central Park Dining at Manhattan's famed landmark can mean a classic afternoon tea beneath the colourful trompe loeil ceiling in The Rotunda or the romantic experience of dinner in Cafe Pierre, highlighted by impeccable service and acclaimed cuisine 24-hour elevator operator service 24-hour valet parking Multilingual staff (over 35 foreign languages spoken) Fitness centre Men's and women's salons Steps away from the renowned shopping on Fifth and Madison Avenues Full-service Business Center 18,000 square feet (1,672 square metres) of meeting and function space including two ornately detailed ballrooms
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New York's landmark hotel on Central Park at Fifth Avenue, The Pierre New York is located close to a wide array of New York's fabled attractions, from the renowned shopping of Fifth and Madison Avenues to outstanding museums and cultural centers. The Pierre is a testament to understated elegance. With its distinctive design, superb location and outstanding service, The Pierre truly has earned its reputation as one of the world's finest luxury hotels. Local Restaurant and Theater- due to extreme demand in New York City for Restaurant and Theater reservations, it is recommended by our Concierge that advance planning with a minimum of 45-60 day lead time be considered by our guests. Business Hours-- Offices are usually open weekdays from 9am to 5pm. Banks are open weekdays from 9am to 3pm or later and sometimes Saturday mornings. Stores typically open between 9 and 10am and close between 5 and 6pm from Monday through Saturday. Stores in shopping complexes or malls tend to stay open late- until about 9pm on weekdays and weekends and many malls and larger department stores are open on Sunday. Drinking Laws-- The legal age for purchase and consumption of alcoholic beverages is 21- proof of age is required and often requested at bars/nightclubs/and restaurants so its always a good idea to bring ID when you go out. Electricity-- United States uses 110 to 120 volts AC -60 cycles-. Embassies and Consulates-- All embassies are located in the nations capital Washington D.C. Some consulates are located in major U.S. cities and most nations have a mission to the United Nations in New York City. Call for directory information in Washington D.C. -tel. 202/555-1212- for the number of your national embassy. Holidays-Banks/government offices/post offices and many stores/restaurants and museums are closed on the following legal national holidays- January 1 New Years Day- the third Monday in January Martin Luther King Jr. Day- the third Monday in February Presidents Day/ Washington's Birthday- the last Monday in May Memorial Day- July 4th Independence Day- the first Monday in September Labor Day- the second Monday in October Columbus Day- November 11 Veterans Day/Armistice Day- the fourth Thursday in November Thanksgiving Day and December 25 Christmas. Taxes-- The United States has no value-added tax -VAT- or other indirect tax at the national level. Every state/county and city has the right to levy its own local tax on all purchases including hotel and restaurant checks/airline tickets and so on. FOR ANY ASSISTANCE CONTACT THE HOTEL CONCIERGE.
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